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Helen (Audra Lindley) finds letters from Stanley to "Doris" and is convinced he is in love with another woman.

Jack plans to reunite Vicky's divorced parents.

Jack feels guilty about not standing up to a tough guy who makes a play for Chrissy.

The roommates fear the rent money has been stolen.

When an obscene caller threatens Alice's life on an answering machine, she decides to take Flo's advice and get a gun.

While Mel is on vacation, Alice takes over the diner with disastrous results.

Wojo is attracted to a hooker picked up on a raid and she threatens harassment charges; Rachel wants her own apartment.

A drug stakeout fails when the entire neighborhood knows the detectives' whereabouts.

George agrees to lead a tenants' protest meeting.

An old friend threatens to expose George's past.

When Lamont and Fred take advantage of a Breathmobile, Fred is convinced that he has TB.

Fred accidentally breaks Lamont's porcelain and glass collection.

Ann is thrown into an emotional turmoil when David proposes marriage.

Julie wants to attend the same college as her rich friend despite the fact that she can't afford it.

Archie gets ill -- literally -- over the energy crisis.

Archie's bookkeeping causes tax problems.

Maude accuses Carol of marrying for convenience instead of love when she announces her plans to wed.

Maude and Walter are reminded of their stormy courtship days while watching election results on television.

Shirley meets an old friend and goes on a date with him; the children are concerned that she is too interested in him; they are even more worried when they see him with another woman.

A smitten neighbor shadows Keith, who has fallen for a 16-year-old store clerk.

An unethical interior decorator threatens Dorothy's business.

Hazel's new color television attracts family and friends.

Jeannie is jealous when she learns that Tony has a new secretary.

Tony breaks his promise to Jeannie to spend a weekend with her.

Darrin and Samantha quarrel when Darrin accuses her of using witchcraft.

Darrin discovers that Samantha has been entertaining after he leaves for work each morning.

Actor Robert Blake; actor Burt Mustin; actress Marsha Mason; Marty Liquori.

Jack feels guilty about not standing up to a tough guy who makes a play for Chrissy.

The roommates fear the rent money has been stolen.

Helen (Audra Lindley) finds letters from Stanley to "Doris" and is convinced he is in love with another woman.

Jack plans to reunite Vicky's divorced parents.

Muriel and Henry's best friends overstay their welcome at the Rushes' home.

Slapstick sketches features the British comedian.

Slapstick sketches features the British comedian.

Slapstick sketches features the British comedian.

Slapstick sketches features the British comedian.

Nicole (Staci Keanan) gets upset when Joey (Greg Evigan) takes her art teacher on a date. Guest star: Dick Butkus.

Michael (Paul Reiser) feels his career is keeping him from being a better parent to Nicole (Staci Keanan).

Michael's mother (Polly Bergen) pays a visit and her overbearing personality soon has the house in turmoil. With Dick Butkus and Vonni Ribisi.

Michael and Joey (Paul Reiser, Greg Evigan) grant Nicole's (Staci Keanan) wish for a brother.

Tootie's father wants to remove her from Mrs. Garrett's care.

Blair's solution to a problem puts the honor of the school at stake.

Danny can't kill Burt; dummy Bob is nasty; the mob attacks.

A presidential invitation conflicts with Katie's school play.

As part of an economy blitz, the softhearted Benson must decide which staff member to lay off.

The staff must cope with cold, hunger and a woman in labor when they are stranded in a blizzard.

Jessica Tate visits her cousin, the governor, and manages to become embroiled in scandal.

Mary plans an evening of romance for her and Lester.

After the apartment manager dies, Mary fears Sandra will become the new landlord.

Mary holds a sidewalk sale to raise cash, but mistakenly sells Lester's favorite lamp.

Mary writes a letter to the White House complaining about potholes.

Charlie spends Thanksgiving with Dr. Samuels.

While working on a science project together, Arvid (Dan Frischman) and Sarah (Kimberly Russell) find out something about chemistry.

Each program travels to several destinations around the state of Texas.

Jeff returns from college and wants to go steady with Mallory after confessing he hates Princeton.

When coach Alex gets players dropping off the team, Jennifer gets Skippy's clumsy sister to join.

Elyse starts neglecting her family when she is hired by a top architectural firm.

While working as a DJ at the high school radio station, Alex becomes friends with an older women.

Drew (Drew Carey) gets a job offer as an assistant to a widow (guest star Nan Martin), but he is not sure what he will be asked to do.

Kate (Christa Miller) takes an immediate dislike to Drew's old school friend (guest star Robert Torti) when the men spend time together.

Drew (Drew Carey) is shocked by the local Wildebeest Lodge when he is invited to join the organization.

An employee strike during the holidays forces Drew, Mimi and Oswald to clerk.

Joe matchmakes for Dave; Bill thinks a fan (Dennis Miller) is stalking him.

After the demise of the office pet rat, the staffers hold a funeral for him.

Dave and Lisa are unprepared for their co-workers' responses when they go public with their relationship.

Jimmy (Stephen Root) hires a therapist (guest star John Ritter) when office tension hits an all-time high and morale reaches a new low.

Although he's married to a younger woman, Jack flips when Maya is pursued by a 60-plus playboy (Chad Everett).

Despite warnings from Elliott, Finch falls for the beautiful Nikki Elston, and the staff must intervene.

Maya is upset when her father gives tickets to a Royal Shakespeare Company production and a flight to London to Elliott and Nina.

A Woody Allen impersonator (Ed Crasnick) is drawn to Maya after she pens a favorable article about the filmmaker; Jack loses his sight for a day.

Their new affluence causes marital mayhem for the Jeffersons.

Louise's visiting uncle gets a cold reception from George and Lionel.

Mother Jefferson announces wedding plans.

Jenny objects when Lionel acts like his father.

Mother Jefferson resorts to desperate measures to get attention.

George's old Navy buddy makes a pass at Louise.

A life-and-death situation grips the Jefferson household.

Helen and Tom get caught in a tight spot -- George's bathroom.

War breaks out between the Willises and the Jeffersons, with Lionel and Jenny as the first casualties.

George adds fuel to the fire by setting Lionel up with another girl.

George is furious when Louise hires Florence as a live-in maid.

Florence quits when the Jeffersons forbid her to entertain her boyfriend overnight.

In order to save a big business deal, George has to wait on Florence and Ralph.

Lionel has to take a lie detector test on the first day of his new job.

George gets jealous when he discovers that Louise's new friend is a man.

George's boasting gets him in trouble with the underworld.

George's boasting gets him in trouble with the underworld.

George must make the painful admission that he needs Florence.

George and Louise are stunned by their landlord's plans to evict them.

After watching George in action, Marcus bends the truth to win the heart of a young lady.

Florence wants to form a union for maids.

George has a nightmare about his future.

Billy Dee Williams can't convince Florence that he really is who he says he is.

The Jeffersons feel Florence's fiance is a fraud.

George catches "disco fever.".

Louise takes in a troubled orphan for a week.

Expectant father Lionel's actions shock the Jeffersons and the Willises.

Louise and Florence have a fight, leaving George in the lurch.

Feeling out of place with Helen's old school friends, Tom turns to George for help.

George and Louise look back on their start in the dry-cleaning business.

George's expansion plans threaten a local bar.

Jeff Daniels discusses the amazing experience of working with Jack Nicholson on the film "Terms of Endearment.".

George tells Jessica a medieval bedtime story.

George and Tom challenge each other to a marathon.

The Jeffersons' neighbor is in the Ku Klux Klan.

A visit to her old home in Harlem brings back memories for Louise.

George has to give the eulogy for one of his employees, a man who was universally detested.

A smooth-talking record producer offers Florence fame, fortune and a recording session.

Ralph the doorman is convinced that George is cheating on Louise.

A "make-believe" murder begins to look like the real thing when George, Louise and Florence go on a mystery writers' cruise.

George refuses to accept the obvious and tries to piece together clues that will substantiate his own theory about the murder.

Florence's faith is shaken when her church's new minister misappropriates funds.

Jack agrees to work for Janet in the flower shop, but he doesn't take the job seriously, which causes problems in their relationship.

The roommates plan a dinner for the Ropers, but their evening is ruined when a blind guy who Jack knew in the Navy shows up.

George becomes embroiled in a furious battle of the sexes after one of his store managers quits.

Lionel tries to hide denting the van from George.

Lamont discovers that his new fiancee may actually be his half sister.

A bum threatens to sue Fred when he accidentally injures himself in the junkyard.

Hazel is persona non grata at a pajama party she has planned.

Tony agrees to a seance with Roger's new girlfriend in order to prove she is a fraud.

Jeannie makes one of Tony's paintings appear as an original Rembrandt.

The neighborhood women become jealous when a model moves into town.

After an argument while he is teaching her to drive, Darrin enrolls Samantha in a driving school and the owner assigns his nervous brother-in-law Harold to teach her.

Walter's plans to spend a romantic day with Maude are thwarted by Vivian's divorce proceedings.

The man repairing the Findlays' furnace is more interested in lighting Florida's fire than in heating the house.

Alice encounters a flasher and Flo faces a handsome ex-husband who wants another divorce.

An elderly American Indian claims that the diner is built on his tribal burial grounds and announces that he has come there to die.

Jo fears her classmates will find out about her father's disreputable past.

Cosmetics saleswoman Blair, gives Tootie a new look.

The Rushes have to break the news of Rafkin's death to one of his friends.

The Rush family starts a round of bickering when Henry decides to make out his will.

Alex has two dates for the senior prom after his dream girl changes her mind about going with him.

Elyse goes on stage at a local club to sing folk style, but finds the audience does not like it.

Jack agrees to work for Janet in the flower shop, but he doesn't take the job seriously, which causes problems in their relationship.

The roommates plan a dinner for the Ropers, but their evening is ruined when a blind guy who Jack knew in the Navy shows up.

A glimpse at Ailing Fish's home life ensues when the detective is forced to go on restrictive duty; fish decides to quit the force.

While off duty, two female detectives go undercover to solve a campus drug case; A man is convinced that a photo of Jean Harlow is of his missing wife.

Business turns into pleasure when Ann takes over the company's symphony account and meets with a charming visiting conductor.

Ann, Julie, Barbara, Ginny and Schneider put on a New Year's Eve show for the lonely residents of a retirement hotel.

George becomes embroiled in a furious battle of the sexes after one of his store managers quits.

Lionel tries to hide denting the van from George.

Lamont discovers that his new fiancee may actually be his half sister.

A bum threatens to sue Fred when he accidentally injures himself in the junkyard.

McLean Stevenson; James Woods; Bum Phillips; The Might Carson Art Players.

Reggie starts dating a guy she had a crush on during high school; Becker is upset at a colleague's success.

Bad weather grounds Becker and Reggie's flight in Buffalo, N.Y., leaving the cantankerous duo with nothing to do but complain.