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The boys try to fix up the home of a newly married pal in "Goof on the Roof".

The boys are part of an environment-vs-heredity experiment in "Hoi Polloi".

Popeye's attempt to have a barbecue with Olive Oyl keeps getting interrupted.

The boys want to get an innocent man out of jail in "So Long, Mr. Chumps".

The truant officer's moved into the Gang's neighborhood and they're being super nice to his daughter.

A space pirate demands that Dr. Smith lead him to a buried treasure. Albert Salmi. Maureen: June Lockhart. John: Guy Williams. Don: Mark Goddard.

Sarah breaks into Ellison's apartment in search of a missing cyborg arm. While there, she discovers a file on Dr Silverman, a psychiatrist who once treated her. Meanwhile, Cameron takes a ballet class that may lead her to the Turk.

Guests: Bobby Darin, Stanley Myron Handelman and Denise Nicholas. Included: a spoof of "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.".

Guests: Roger Miller, Lily Tomlin, Redd Foxx and the Temptations. Roger sings "Walking in the Sunshine" and the Temptations do "Ball of Confusion.".

Stiller and Meara in a prison's conjugal-visit experiment; and how a burglar can brighten a class reunion. George: Jack Mullaney. Stan: Roger Perry. Mabel: Judith McConnell.

Slapstick tale about a wedding day; and a challenge for a Latin lover. Dolly: Julie Newmar. Cesare: Fabrizio Mioni.

Tales about a topless restaurant and a traveling salesman. Dick Gautier, Dwayne Hickman, Jeannine Riley.

Stories about a water-bed salesman and a lady barber's balding customer. Anita Gillette, Frank Sutton, Bernie Kopell, Ann Prentiss.

Shelley Berman as a professor with a pleasant problem: a sexy coed willing to give a lot for a good grade. Karen: Angel Tompkins.

Paul Lynde as the man who comes to dinner---night after night after night. Van Johnson, Sue Ane Langdon.

Kenneth Mars and John Astin as TV newscasters vying for the favors of a network bigwig (Ruta Lee). Jerry: Sid Melton. Uncle Harold: Jackie Coogan.

John Davidson and Karen Valentine in a tale about surviving in Hollywood while trying to get into the movies. Harry: George Chandler.

A Wild West show passes through Mayberry with a pompous promoter (Pat Hingle) and a man who claims to be Wyatt Earp's great-nephew (Richard Jury). Johnny: Richard Keith. Opie: Ronny Howard. Warren: Jack Burns.

Aunt Bee buys a car from Goober, who then teaches her how to drive---much to Andy's chagrin. Lowell: Raymond Kark. Goober: George Lindsey. Helen: Aneta Corsaut.

To prove Goober's ineffectiveness, Howard robs the bank. Sam: Ken Berry. Howard: Jack Dodson. Goober: George Lindsey.

Sam learns how to handle a hero-worshiping son. Rudy: Glenn Ash. Sam: Ken Berry. Mike: Buddy Foster.

A feud between Fred and Charley ignites the Junction.

The girls are searching for an eligible male---for Kate.

Charley's upset when he begins to believe his baby hates him. Charley: Sid Melton. Kathy: Marjorie Lord. Bunny: Pat Carroll. Rusty: Rusty Hamer. Linda: Angela Cartwright. Tramp: Benny Rubin.

Jack Carter offers to substitute for Danny at the Copa Club. Kathy: Marjorie Lord. Phil: Sheldon Leonard. Charley: Sid Melton. Bunny: Pat Carroll. Rusty: Rusty Hamer. Linda: Angela Cartwright.

Does romance flourish best after a quarrel? To find out, Connie picks a fight with Mr. Boynton. Connie: Eve Arden. Mr. Boynton: Robert Rockwell. Conklin: Gale Gordon.

Connie's efforts to replace the school custodian's broken window are thwarted by skinflint Conklin. Connie: Eve Arden. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Mr. Boynton: Robert Rockwell. Walter: Richard Crenna.

Ann gets an offer to do a TV commercial.

Ann gets an offer to do a TV commercial.

Bob (Bob Newhart) promises Trisha a job that Harlan has already given to his girlfriend (Christine Dunford), a woman whose greatest talent seems to be setting things on fire. Harlan: John Cygan. Trisha: Cynthia Stevenson.

Shayla (Christine Dunford), Harlan's firebrand ex-girlfriend, tries to rekindle the romance in their relationship. Harlan: John Cygan. Bob: Bob Newhart. Kaye: Carlene Watkins. Trisha: Cynthia Stevenson. Albie: Andrew Bilgore.

An act of heroism wins Kip and Henry the friendship of a gangster. Erica: Rori King. Astor: Dave Landsberg. Kip: Tom Hanks.

Kip and Henry wonder what they'll be like when they're older. Tom Hanks, Peter Scolari. Ruth: Holland Taylor. Sonny: Donna Dixon.

A UFO crashes into the Tanner's garage and they suddenly have a friendly alien living with them.

ALF is confined to Willie and Kate's bedroom while Mrs Ochmonek babysits Brian.

An undercover officer is stalked by hit men. Part 1 of two. Hondo: Steve Forrest. David Neal: Stuart Whitman. V. Ritchie: Leslie Nielsen. Deacon: Rod Perry. Joey Wade: James Darren.

Jarod investigates the crash of an airplane on which he'd given his seat to a student. Thomas: James Pickens Jr. Larson: Dann Florek. Diane: Justine Miceli. Brandon: Jeffrey Hutchinson. Daniel: David Denman.

A message supposedly from Jarod begins an adventure that sees him taken prisoner and soon reveals that two people who were believed killed are alive. Sheriff: John Diehl. Deputy Miller: Connie Ray. J.R.: Jesse Head. Angelo: Paul Dillon. Broots: Jon Gries.

An abortionist figures in the death of a girl fished out of the river in a trunk. Corso: Frank Converse. Haines: Jack Warden. Ward: Robert Hooks. Chris: Barry Primus. Van Alden: House Jameson. Whitaker: Mitchell Ryan. Mrs. Whitaker: Diana Douglas.

A health-food faddist goes berserk in Central Park and kills an old man. Haines: Jack Warden. McCloud: James Tolkan. Maggie: Jane Alexander. Ward: Robert Hooks. Corso: Frank Converse.

A homeless man provides information in the murder of a movie star, whose death attracts interest from many quarters. Part 1 of two. Fred Dryer. Dianna Cross: Kasey Walker. Harry Caulfield: Tony Mockus. Jesse Cruz: Nestor Serrano. Monty Golden: Harris Laskawy.

Conclusion. Two men with a motive are added to the list of suspects, while Hunter (Fred Dryer) pursues the leading suspect in Mexico. DePaul: Shaun Toub. Officer Parker: David Beecroft. Officer Flood: Randy Brooks. Meg Seabert: Donna Mitchell.

After a funeral for a friend who disappeared in Vietnam, McCormick discovers someone digging up the casket---and it's the buddy he thought he buried. Daniel Hugh Kelly, Brian Keith. Bauer: Charlie Rocket. Colonel Bartz: Richard Herd. Trigg: Joe Regalbuto.

Murder rides the rails on a private train to Chicago, whose passengers---including Hardcastle (Brian Keith)---were invited aboard under false pretenses. Daniel Hugh Kelly. Joe Murphy: Eugene Roche. Carl Sharples: Joseph Hacker. Ellen: P.J. Soles.

Tod and Buz befriend a woman who is having difficulty adjusting to her new life after recently being released from a mental institution. Lillian: Nina Foch. Mexia: James Dunn. Buz: George Maharis. Tod: Martin Milner. Paul: James Patterson. Jo: Davey Davison.

Tod steps in---with a vengeance---when impresario Glenn Ryan (Lee Marvin), driven by the memory of his unfaithful wife, mistreats his adoring protegee (Macha Meril). Tod: Martin Milner. Higgy: Bert Remsen.

Tyler (Peter Onorati) returns to the jungle to help Sheena and Cutter collar the bomber behind an explosion that killed a young villager visiting a government building. Cutter: John Allen Nelson.

A sudden visit by Kate's mother delights Willie but disturbs Kate. Willie: Gary Frank. Kate: Sada Thompson. Doug: James Broderick.

A prostitute who vowed to reform her life is murdered, but Father Dowling doesn't believe the prime suspect---her fiancé---is guilty of the crime. Robert: Don Reilly. Det. Lt. McGuire: Michael C. Gwynne. Det. Clancy: Regina Krueger.

A priest from a crime family is framed for the murder of a detective, and Dowling journeys into the underworld to vindicate him. Part 1 of two. John: Martin Hewitt. Peter Luciani: John Aprea. Douglas: Andreas Katsulas. Chris Luciani: Ramy Zada.

Three 12-year-olds kayak down Colorado's Roaring Fork River to try to figure out why boulders are an integral part of rapids. Then two other 12-year-olds explore the effectiveness of Tae Kwon Do (and look at the muscles used in it). Also: robotics, paleontology and how to weigh a whale. Michael Brandon Battle and Mariko Nakasone host.

Volcanic ash; robots; bio-printing.

Discover the wonders of the Great Blue Hole, delve into Lisbon's vibrant culture, and brave a thrilling river journey through the lush jungle landscape.

A look at how modern appliances, such as ovens, refrigerators and washing machines, revolutionized domestic life across many cultures and income levels.

A budding social life separates Alan from his best friend . Part 1 of two. Alan: Danny Gerard. Nathaniel: Matthew Louis Siegel. Katie: Jenny Lewis. Nicholas: Adam La Vorgna.

Conclusion. Sophie urges Alan to mend his rift with Benny, while Natie meets Dodger Gil Hodges (Jeffrey Nordling). Marion Ross, Danny Gerard.

When Claire suspects the principal (John Terry) at her latest school is illegally boosting students' test scores, she risks her friendship with his wife to learn the truth. Olivia: Hallie Foote. Claire: Wendy Phillips. Russell: Gerald McRaney. Dinah: Sarah Schaub.

After a tragedy involving a disturbed teen (Kaj-Erik Eriksen) who opened fire in Claire's classroom, a bitter Russell (Gerald McRaney) finds he's unable to forgive the boy. Lucas: Zach Hopkins. Claire: Wendy Phillips. Nathaniel: Eddie Karr.

Joan feels that she's old enough to make her own decisions when she prepares to defy Helen's authority and go on an overnight trip with Adam. Meanwhile, it's clear that Stevie likes Friedman, but Luke has trouble understanding why his friend doesn't seem to reciprocate the feeling. Also, Kevin tries to help Andy put the accident behind him and get on with his life. Andy: Riley Smith. Stevie Marx:

Joan makes a puzzling discovery about Stevie (Haylie Duff) as she tries to help the girl obtain a Social Security number, despite the fact that Stevie's mother has expressly forbidden her daughter from getting a job. At the same time, Joan's taking flack from Adam for telling Helen the intimate details of their love life. Meanwhile, Kevin is offered a job in the TV-news biz, but is wary of the ass

Catherine welcomes a young man from the tunnel world who's pursuing his education, which includes bitter lessons about life and love.

A deaf woman raised in the tunnels but living above joins a gang whose violent leader Catherine wants apprehended.

Four teenagers steal a classic car and go for a "Joy Ride"---back in time; a boy's parents fear he'll fail the intelligence test on "Examination Day".

A miner gets trapped in a coal mine, and meets a fellow miner who claims he was trapped there too---in 1912.

A baseball player, forced to retire because of injury, dreams of returning to the game.

The desk clerk at a hotel discovers a steamer trunk that grants wishes.

A priest is haunted by visions of a deadly accident that happened many years ago.

A lonely man at a retirement home realises that its newest resident is the woman of his nightmares.

Cooper discovers a message; Hawk has information on the One-Armed Man; judgments come down from Judge Sternwood; Harold faces a phobia; Tojamura has a business proposition for Benjamin.

Cooper helps Audrey; Jean Renault's mug shot catches Truman's eye; James and Donna get back on track; Josie visits Benjamin.

Edith dies before she can reveal to Edward that Barnabas is the horrible family secret of Collinwood. Meanwhile, Barnabas meets incorrigible practical joker Carl Collins, who looks just like his 20th century manservant, Willie Loomis.