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Ralph thinks he has found a future boxing champion.

A quiz-show winner suffers amnesia after getting bumped on the head.

Guest James Coco takes a slow boat to romance in the Saturday night tear-jerker movie spoof, "One Way Ticket," while Carol gets into a tempestuous argument with a container of margarine.

A girl dates Dobie because Zelda likes him.

Connie tries to convince Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin that they're old.

Uncle Joe is convinced that a former guest from fifty years ago, Chester W. Farnsworth, is haunting the Shady Ranch.

Flu leaves Ann and Don in charge of Lou's restaurant.

A love letter intended for D.J. falls into the wrong hands and gets passed around the house.

Jesse and Joey go on a camping trip, leaving Danny behind to run the house.

D.J. wants to be a working girl, but the cost is her first failing grade.

Danny is out to prove himself when D.J. asks only Jesse and Joey to play at her fund-raiser.

Greg and Marcia run against each other for student body president. The heated election campaign carries over into the Brady house. The girls automatically side with Marcia and the boys side with Greg. Mike, Carol and Alice finally intercede.

Poison-pen letters implicate French in a scandal.

Danny has an overdose of family togetherness.

Mary gives a lucky penny to a shy school-play co-star.

The triplets get mixed up and must be taken back to the hospital for proper identification. With Fred MacMurray, Don Grady and William Demarest.

Chip (Stanley Livingston) staggers the Douglas family by becoming "engaged" to pretty Debbie Hunter.

Lucy helps Harry avoid marriage by pretending to be his pregnant wife.

Lucy promises her children she will take them to New York to see Danny Kaye.

Rob consults a psychiatrist to determine whether a series of mysterious ailments is psychosomatic.

Lou gets mad and threatens to fire Mary after some unedited copy airs on the news.

Richie must decide whether to join a fraternity after he is told not to associate with his friends.

The guy who proposed to Laverne 10 years earlier re-enters her life.

Gopher hires a beautiful, new masseuse; a man (Ed Begley Jr.) meets a mermaid; a boy believes that his beloved grandmother is dying.

A novelty inventor (Don Adams) fails at romance; an impersonator (Rich Little) woos Julie; a model becomes obsessed with staying thin.

Mr. Drysdale panics when Granny wants her $15 million and plans to go back to the hills.

Jed gives away the entire Clampett fortune to three struggling college girls.

Mama joins a group that opposes pornography.

Bubba and Mama apply for the same job at a local fast-food stand.

Fred is sure that the ring Lamont gave him as a present is the one he has heard was stolen from Frank Sinatra.

Grady's fiancee decrees that after the wedding, he will no longer be spending his evenings with the Sanfords.

Archie panics when Edith invites an old schoolmate to dinner.

Archie enters Joey in a beautiful baby contest and then takes steps to make sure that he wins.

Joy and Elka are forced to live at the Cleveland zoo to help black rhinos; Victoria dates a janitor; Melanie dates a senator.

Melanie takes Elka to the Browns locker room for her 90th birthday and ends up dating the kicker; Joy and Elka get some surprising medical news; Victoria's convinced that Elka is god.

Rob receives a ransom demand of $2,500 for his lost television script.

Rob resorts to psychological warfare to get even with a practical joker.

Sam is injured on Valentine's Day; the Doctors Crane get their singles groups together.

Sam and Rebecca battle it out when Rebecca decides she wants to buy the bar from Sam with the money her father has given her; to keep control of the bar, Sam buys the bathrooms and the pool room.

Tony tries to play matchmaker for his divorced sister and Alex, but she falls in love with Reverend Jim Ignatowski instead.

As a surprise for Oscar, Felix redecorates and refurnishes the apartment.

Bob breaks a long-standing rule against treating friends when he agrees to counsel Emily's chum, whose marriage to a muscular gym teacher seems to be breaking up.

Max has all kinds of trouble hunting for KAOS agent "The Chameleon.".

Part 1/2. Ralph turns out to be a look-alike of a mob boss on the run from a rival gang.

Bilko is assigned to teach a college course.

Guest star Telly Savalas and Harvey play businessmen whose broken merger plays like a broken relationship; TV commercials; Telly as "Poopi Le Moko.".

Maynard sues Herbert after getting stuck in a gum machine.

Everyone at school wants to take advantage of a travel agency's cheap rates.

An old flame of Uncle Joe, the Widow Perkins, and he are corresponding to each other, even though she once left him standing at the alter.

A king invites Ann to a state dinner.

Stephanie fears she will be shunned at school with her new glasses.

Michelle learns about caring for a pet when she wins a goldfish at a carnival.

Jesse risks one last daring escapade on the eve of his wedding.

The wedding ceremony for Jesse and Rebecca is delayed when the groom fails to arrive.

The Bradys face a medical crisis when the children come down with measles.

Cissy wants to be a hippie.

Ten-year-old Rusty wants to get a job, but Danny's not thrilled with the idea.

Donna unwittingly embarrasses Alex at a convention.

The Douglases fear Steve (Fred MacMurray) is becoming sedentary.

Steve (Fred MacMurray) gives Chip (Stanley Livingston) a well-preserved secondhand car for his birthday.

Lucy, Craig and Kim portray mobsters to help police catch criminals.

Mr. Mooney entrusts his wife's birthday present to Lucy and Viv.

Sally becomes a television personality overnight, and it is Rob and Buddy who suffer.

Ted realizes his dream to meet Walter Cronkite.

Ralph is forced into a boxing match with a football bruiser over the affections of a girl.

The girls find that they are not as young as they thought, when they attend a wild fraternity party.

The crew pitch in to help a director (Ben Vereen) stage an on-board film musical; guests Juliet Prowse, Melba Moore.

The crew pitch in to help a director (Ben Vereen) stage an on-board film musical; guests Alexis Smith, Dean Jones.

When some American Indians claim part of the Clampett oil land, Granny prepares for an all-out war.

The family goes courting by computer but only manages to misunderstand the choices of the electronic matchmaker.

Vint is certain he was adopted when he discovers some disturbing information on his birth certificate.

Mama participates in a "Grandma USA" pageant.

Lamont leaves after Fred refuses to allow a sensitivity group to meet at the Sanford home.

Fred sees the beginning of the end of his junk business when Lamont takes a job in a men's clothing store.

Christmas dinner finds Archie playing host to a draft dodger and a father whose son was killed in the war.

Mike tells Teresa and her boyfriend they can have the Bunker house to themselves because Archie and Edith are away for the weekend in New Jersey. This turns out to be a bad idea when Archie and Edith miss their bus and come back home that same night.

Victoria's daughter stops by with very surprising news; Joy dates a blind man who thinks she's 26; Elka prank-calls a Yankee third baseman.

Victoria's arch nemesis Susan Lucci arrives looking for guidance now that "All My Children" has been canceled.

Rob's younger brother involves Sally Rogers in a romantic Waterloo.

Stacey (Jerry Van Dyke) saves both his coffeehouse and his romance.

Vera (Bernadette Birkett) gets a job at Melville's; Lilith plans to give Frasier sensual photographs for his birthday.

Sam tries to sabotage Rebecca's efforts to operate a successful tea-room in what was formerly his pool-room; Woody's chili is a hit.

Alex crashes his daughter's elegant wedding reception and drunkenly confronts his ex-wife.

Felix's knowledge of opera helps Oscar win a car in a radio quiz show.