A heredity test gives Dobie a way to dump Zelda.

Connie and her co-workers hope to impress a famous casting director.

Don researches the NYPD's mugger detail.

Sister Bertrille has to prove who owns a baby left on the doorstep.

Joey and Danny remember their first meeting; Stephanie believes D.J. stole her boyfriend.

Michelle has a crush on Rebecca's nephew; a scary movie gives Stephanie nightmares.

D.J. wants Danny to get her grade changed in class, but is upset when he kisses her Spanish teacher.

The loss of a beloved teddy bear prompts fond recollections of the girls' mother.

Peter is sure his weekend camping trip will be canceled when he breaks his mother's favorite vase.

French is astonished at how much attention he attracts when he endorses a brand of marmalade.

The renovations to the country home are finally complete, and the two couples spend a weekend in the country together, however, it doesn't take long for the best friends to become annoyed with each other.

Lovelorn Jeff falls for Mary's friend (Brooke Bundy).

Bub is curious about Steve's top-secret project.

Chip portrays an American Indian in a school play about Christopher Columbus.

Sheldon Leonard attempts to film a scene for a TV pilot in the bank.

Lucy thinks Milton Berle is cheating on his wife.

Misadventures abound when the Ricardos and Mertzes vacation in Florida.

Lucy manages to have the boat run out of gas on a pleasure cruise.

Rob invites an old Army pal home and begins to fear he is a jewel thief.

Rhoda loses her job, and Mary is reluctant to tell her about an opening at the station.

Fonzie thinks he has lost his touch with women when a kiss sends a new teacher running away in terror.

Lenny and Squiggy tell people at their class reunion that the girls are Hollywood stars.

The crew searches for an undercover inspector; a plain girl meets a shy man; a middle-aged man and a young girl cherish time together.

An inventor brings a matchmaking machine aboard; fortune seekers pretend to speak only French; an ad executive sees a long-lost love.

Mama gets an invitation to her 50th high school reunion, which she has no plans on attending; she later reveals the reason why she doesn't want to attend.

After calling into a radio show for advice about a broken blender and subsequently causing an uproar after they are unable to help her, Mama is offered a radio show as a consumer advocate by the station manager.

Bookman snows Willona and the Evans family into saving his job.

Thelma becomes the romantic target of a handsome stranger with a shady past.

Fred succumbs to Donna's pressures and agrees to get married, but his family has other ideas; Fred and Donna plan to wed in a private ceremony at the Sanford home, and Lamont uses this as a ploy to try to get rid of Donna.

Fred donates a collection of rare jazz albums to a music library in order to get a tax write-off.

A small crime wave in the Bunker household is only half as unsettling as the possible motivations.

Archie and Edith introduce a rich widow to Barney Hefner after his wife runs away again.

Melanie meets her boyfriend's family and finds two big obstacles; Joy's green-card scam with Rick goes awry; Victoria dates an ancient billionaire; Elka goes on a bender.

The ladies compete for the affections of Elka's attractive new lawyer; Elka gets more bad news.

A chorus girl on "The Alan Brady Show" falls desperately in love with Rob.

Rob gets involved with the police when he thinks he has witnessed two crooks making their getaway.

Carla convinces Sam to reveal his deepest secret after she confides that she has slept with one of the regulars.

Sam seeks professional help for his sex addiction; Rebecca finds herself attracted to the beer-tap repairman.

Elaine spends a bundle on a new hairstyle for the social event of the year.

Oscar steps in after Felix complains of an inability to communicate with his daughter.

Bob contends with a patient's delusion that her bingo game is fixed, staggers through a series of wild poker parties, and watches in wonder as his secretary slowly smothers under an attack of love.

Stephanie (Julia Duffy) must choose between Michael (Peter Scolari) and his rich boss. With Bob Newhart.

Ralph and Ed try to get Jackie Gleason to appear at the Raccoon Lodge's annual dance.

Bilko produces a TV show starring Doberman.

A psychiatrist is bombarded by phone calls from his family; a salute to Warner Bros. with movie spoofs; the Old Man works as a repairman of musical instruments; guest Alan King.

A girl bribes Maynard to be her escort.

Connie is visited by her old flame, Philip Boynton.

Don and Ann scheme to reunite the feuding Baumans.

A little orphan wants Carlos to adopt him.

A woman from Joey's past re-enters his life; D.J. and Stephanie are handcuffed together -- and the key is lost.

The entire family pitches in when Jesse accidentally double-books the band.

While on a trip to Nevada, D.J. and Stephanie hit the jackpot.

Family members try to talk Jesse and Rebecca (Lori Loughlin) out of a hasty Lake Tahoe wedding.

Patty and Lauren investigate a scandal regarding the school mascot.

Marshall appoints himself as Johnny's manager.

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Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

A widowed father (Bob Saget) of three young girls asks two friends (John Stamos, Dave Coulier) to move in and help raise his family.

While baby-sitting Danny's girls, Jesse jams with members of his rock band.

Anxiety reigns supreme as Stephanie prepares to enter kindergarten.

Trouble comes in threes when Grandma Claire (Alice Herson) and both Jesse and Joey's mothers (Rhoda Gemignani, Beverly Sanders) pay unexpected visits.

Bobby lies to his friends, telling them that Joe Namath drops by for dinner when he is in town.

Cindy volunteers the family to perform a satire of the fairy tale "Snow White.".

Bobby changes his mind about kissing girls when he gets his first kiss from a classmate. When he kisses her for the second time, she informs him that she may have the mumps.

Peter poses as a high-school senior so he can date an older woman.

Gilligan and the Skipper find a jet pack that enables them to fly like birds.

The castaways hope an injured homing pigeon will lead to their rescue.

The castaways make use of a molding plastic, unaware that when hardened it explodes on impact.

Natives come to the island in search of a woman to sacrifice to their volcano god.

Joanie tries to prove that she is a responsible baby sitter when Howard and Marion are out of town.

Fonzie tries to help Joanie and Chachi play Cupid for an unlikely couple.

The Cunningham household is upset when Joanie makes a decision about her college education.

Fonzie joins Al in a civil rights demonstration in the South.

Lucy and Ethel go to Palm Springs; guest Rock Hudson.

Lucy extends an invitation to a dance by throwing herself at Van Johnson.

Lucy dresses as various Hollywood celebrities to impress a vision-impaired Carolyn Appleby; guest Harpo Marx.

Lucy appoints herself Ricky's agent.

Harry's guardian angel (Mel Torme) shows him how judicial life would be if he left the bench. With Harry Anderson, John Larroquette.

Dan (John Larroquette) suffers from insomnia caused by a guilty conscience; Bull (Richard Moll) wins a cereal sweepstakes. Larry Linville guest stars.

Roz (Marsha Warfield) unwillingly joins Christine (Markie Post) at her singles support group and regrets every minute of it. With Harry Anderson.

Mac (Charlie Robinson) gets his college degree and a job offer from another judge; Dan (John Larroquette) hires a butler. Stars Harry Anderson.

Rebecca senses romance when she is invited to attend a classical music concert at Mr. Gaines' (Richard Doyle) house.

Sam tries to put the pieces back together when he realizes Rebecca has misconstrued Mr. Gaines' intentions.

Rebecca's romance with Don (Tom Berenger) blossoms; Woody, Cliff and Norm experience major changes in their lives.

Sam is reacquainted with his old flame Diane Chambers and they both lie about their happiness.

Stephanie's rich parents (Jose Ferrer, Priscilla Morrill) offer her anything money can buy if she will move back home.

Joanna (Mary Frann) tries to show Larry and the two Darryls (William Sanderson, Tony Papenfuss, John Voldstad) a more civilized way to run their cafe.

Dick faces the rigors of being a TV producer after Michael is fired.

Dick's plans to start a restoration project at the inn are postponed when his tools mysteriously disappear.

Agent Maxwell Smart must pose as his look-alike, King Charles.

The chief decides to hide King Charles by posing him as Agent Smart.

Maynard thinks martians have invaded.

Herbert tries to toughen the boys for the Army.

The officers of the 53rd Precinct invest in a Broadway show that depicts police brutality.

Toody goes under cover and becomes the national underworld leader.

Patty's father (Tony Dow) makes a Christmas visit.

Patty's problems with her father endanger her plans.

The family gets stuck in an airport in Colorado and has to spend Christmas there; Stephanie fears Santa won't find her.

Rebecca wishes for a white Christmas in San Francisco; D.J. wishes that Steve could attend college closer to home.

Carol loses her voice from too much choir practice and fears she may not be able to sing in the Christmas service.

Danny invites a clown troupe for Christmas to cheer the children on their first Christmas without Margaret.

Kathy is persuaded to allow a singing sisters act to audition for Danny's show.

Danny reminds his family about the meaning of Christmas.

Lucy and Viv decide that their families should spend Christmas together.

Mr. Mooney is recruited to fill a gap in the Christmas choir.

Homer plans to keep the Cannonball from making its Christmas caroling tour.

Sue Ann invites the newsroom staff to Christmas dinner -- in November.

With his business on the verge of failure, Joe becomes a walking knot of worry.

Willona's Christmas joy is threatened when she learns that her most precious gift may be taken from her.

After lashing out at Lamont, Esther and Bubba, Fred has a dream in which Lamont is the spirit of Christmas past.

Archie is depressed because he did not get his usual Christmas bonus.

Mama's not in the merriest of moods when she's forced to play Santa at the mall.

A live goose, meant to be Christmas dinner, becomes a pet.

A live goose, meant to be Christmas dinner, becomes a pet.

A live goose, meant to be Christmas dinner, becomes a pet.

ALF is trapped in a box of toys going to a children's hospital.

ALF is trapped in a box of toys going to a children's hospital.

At Christmas, a merchant seaman from the Orient delivers a gift to Fonzie from his long-lost father.

The gang tries to raise money to save Frank's annual Pizza Bowl dinner for less-fortunate men.

Mother/daughter cons work a Christmas cruise; depression overcomes a comic portraying Santa; a couple are reunited after 11 years.

Three Santas (Scatman Crothers, Ray Walston, Avery Schreiber) come on board; a comedian makes a comeback; Ace poses as a girl's fiance.

The court deals with a psychiatric patient who is posing as Santa; a nasty shoplifter (Michael J. Fox) casts a cloud over the holidays.

Mortified by an old Christmas movie she made, Victoria tries to get the rights from her ex-husband (Ernie Hudson); Melanie and a neighbor compete over Christmas decorations; Joy spends Christmas without her mother but finds an unlikely proxy.

Christmas Eve is almost spoiled when Bob is trapped in the office because of a power failure.

Carol spends Christmas Eve pouring out the disasters of her childhood to Bob and Emily.

Trisha's prank sets off security alarms during the Christmas party.

A wealthy customer discloses that the Cheers gang will be remembered in his will.

Woody tries to find a date to impress his ex-girlfriend (Amanda Wyss), who is visiting Boston with her new boyfriend.

When Louie's cardsharp brother Nick from Las Vegas who is into gambling, visits the garage, Alex is trapped in a high-stakes poker game as a part of the siblings' feud.

After turning down the role of Scrooge in a Christmas play, Oscar kicks Felix out of the apartment.

The couple compromises at the holidays.

Dobie passes on Maynard's party for a society bash.

A pen-and-pencil set causes confusion.

Everyone exchanges gifts to buy presents for their friends, so nobody gets what they want, and the lady in charge of exchanges at the store is anything but cheerful.

Everyone exchanges gifts to buy presents for their friends, so nobody gets what they want, and the lady in charge of exchanges at the store is anything but cheerful.

Ann recalls when she was a student teacher and spent the Christmas holidays at an almost-deserted boys school.

Sister Bertrille is determined to grant the wishes of an aged nun.

Danny's navigational skills leave the family stranded on a deserted island during their Hawaiian vacation.

As the new school year begins, seventh grade causes problems for D.J.

When Jesse and Rebecca suffer relationship woes, the family attempts to patch things up.

Jesse and Joey want Stephanie to apologize to a boy (Whitby Hertford) she has been teasing.

One of Jan's practical jokes boomerangs and she becomes her own victim.

When Cissy gets her own phone, Buffy is so unhappy that Bill suspects a case of jealousy.

Danny has high hopes that Rusty will ask him be his partner at an upcoming father-and-son bowling tournament.

Donna proves to Alex's friend (Jim Davis) that women don't have to be pampered.

Mike and Sally think Steve is dating a singer.

Steve prepares for his 25-year high-school reunion.

Lucy feigns illness to have the day off to attend a department store sale.

Lucy is enchanted when Jacques Bergerac arrives at the bank to cash some checks.

The Ricardos go to Cuba, where Ricky wants to introduce his relatives to his wife and son.

Lucy plays a witch in little Ricky's school pageant.

Laura begins to worry when Rob has to work nights with a beautiful TV star.

When Lou asks Mary to help him find someone to redecorate his living room, Mary suggests Rhoda.

Al convinces Frankie Avalon to headline the annual Leopard Lodge musical extravaganza.

Laverne and Shirley hope to meet men when they go on a weekend ski trip.

Couples test their marriages; an elderly man finances the cruise by cheating at cards; a woman's suitor needs to use a lovers' manual.

Parents want to end their son's relationship with a girl; a couple learns a lesson in true love; Doc's nurse is a lovely ex-showgirl.

Vint and Naomi return home after meeting a physic, Madam Rita, telling the whole family about her; but Mama has her suspicions, figuring out that Rita could get most of her information from the beauty shop where she works.

While comedian Shecky Lewis is on stage performing at the Bigger Jigger, Mama heckles him; the comedian challenges her to perform at Open Mike Night on Monday.

J.J. holds an unusual wake for a homeless man at the apartment building.

J.J. decides to teach Michael what he believes is a badly needed lesson in responsibility.

Fred's buddies turn his house into a pool hall when Lamont buys him a pool table.

Grady is sick of being a boarder for the bickering Ferguson's and vents his frustrations to Fred.

Archie's brother Fred returns after recovering from heart surgery and convinces Archie to invest $5000 in a Chinese cafeteria franchise. Their new financial partnership is threatened when Archie discovers that Fred's new wife is only 18 years old.

Stephanie purposely hides her past religious training from Archie.

Joy ends up with a younger man; Melanie tries to catch the eye of a doctor; Victoria gets into a cat fight with Melanie Griffith; Elka has an enhancement idea for Grady Sizemore.

Joy meets a great guy in the waiting room of her therapist; Elka tries to train a rescue dog; Victoria attempts to jump-start her career.

Rob gets a chilly reception from co-workers after Laura tells a visiting journalist that he is the main creative force behind "The Alan Brady Show."

Laura meets her old love and discovers he has entered the priesthood.

Sam decides to sell the bar and move to California with Diane.

Diane Chambers ends up as a waitress in a Boston pub after she's dumped by her fiancee on the way to their Barbados wedding.

A new cab driver, who is an aging pro football player, inspires Tony and convinces him to get his boxing license reinstated.

Oscar befriends an attractive young lady, then finds he must compete with Felix for her affection.

Howard's game-warden brother (William Redfield) comes to Chicago to witness the mating of two whooping cranes and stays to make a play for Howard's girlfriend.

Dick (Bob Newhart) finds the bumbling Harley Estin a job, but it turns out to be a scam operation. With Mary Frann.

Ralph and Ed wind up on the wrong side of the law in Paris after becoming unwitting pawns in a counterfeiting operation with fake francs.

Col. Hall brings along a card expert to stack the deck in a poker game.

Eunice's snooty sister Ellen comes to help her, Ed and Mama clean out the attic in "The Family" and tells her what became of her pet rabbit, Fluffy; guest Betty White.

Dobie digs in Egypt with an attractive professor.

It's a case of mistaken identity when Mrs. Davis' old boyfriend arrives.

A middle-aged aristocrat wants to wed Don.

Carlos' staff goes on strike, and the nuns serve customers.

Danny's mother decides to make her weekend visit a permanent stay.

Joey gets a chance to appear on "Star Search"; Michelle wants to sleep in her ballerina skirt.

The girls fall in love with a stray dog, unaware that the pup is pregnant.

Jesse accepts a challenge to attempt a dangerous motorcycle stunt atop a tall building.

Greg admits to smoking a cigarette and promises not to do it again.

French accidentally knocks Buffy's prized doll over the apartment railing.

Linda discovers that her father is using her crush on a boy as part of his comedy act, and she gets upset when the boy finds out.

Donna is trapped in a reclusive widow's house.

Helping a pregnant woman gives engaged Mike pause.

Bub acts as chaperon for Robbie's costume party.

Lucy tricks a well-known producer into coming to the bank to listen to an employee sing.

Lucy needs a high-school diploma to save her job.

Ricky's disapproval of Lucy's new hat leads her to try on a loving cup.

Lucy promises to produce Superman (George Reeves) for little Ricky's birthday party.

Rob and Ritchie find themselves more than a little lost when Laura briefly resumes her dancing career.

Ted falls for Chuckles the Clown's daughter.

Set in 1950s and 1960s Milwaukee, this series tells the story of the Cunningham family -- father Howard, mother Marion, son Richie and daughter Joanie. Howard owns a hardware store, while Marion stays at home. Richie's best friends are Potsie and Ralph. Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli is the local bad boy, riding a motorcycle and filling his days with fixing cars and dating girls. During the show's run, Richie leaves home to join the U.S. Army.

Squiggy's long-lost father returns; The gang become extras in a play.

A man must wed to inherit $3 million; a widow poses as an adventuress; a male chauvinist angers his fiancee; a reporter seeks scandal.

A former client threatens an ex-prostitute's new love; Stubing tries fitness to attract a woman; two grieving people find each other.

Bubba is looking for a band for Homecoming, and succeeds in booking the Bonecrushers; after telliing the family that the band will be staying with them, it turns out the Bonecrushers are an all-female heavy metal band.

Vint learns that he is going to lose his job because Kwik Keys is going out of business; when it turns out that Mama owns ten shares of Bernice, the company that owns Kwik Keys, she sets out to stop the store from closing.

Willona must choose between the chance of a lifetime with the man of her dreams or something far more important.

J.J. doesn't know if his talent or the boss's daughter was responsible for his new assignment.

Fred and his friends plan a cheer-up party after attending a friend's funeral.

A question arises as to whether Fred is really Lamont's father.

Edith is blamed with negligence when she is the last person to be with a lady who wanted to die.

Edith's efforts to rent out the Jeffersons' old house result in new neighbors whom she adores but Archie abhors.

The ladies return to L.A. for Victoria's "All My Children" gig; Melanie tries to sell her house.

The ladies' L.A. adventures continue; Elka's quest for the movie star of her dreams results in a surprise meeting.

When a handsome bachelor moves in next door, Rob and Laura turn matchmakers.

Laura and Rob give Ritchie a birthday party and 63 screaming moppets make a shambles of their house.

Diane's scorn for Sam's choice of female companions sends the bar owner on a futile quest for an intelligent date.

Sam is threatened with a lawsuit after hot-headed Carla attacks an obnoxious Yankees fan (Ron Karobatsos).

Elaine hesitantly agrees to let Jim escort her to an art patron's society party.

When Oscar's ulcer begins acting up, Felix decides an ocean voyage will do them both good.

Jerry's depression turns to instant joy when a globe-trotting ex-flame (Gail Strickland) suddenly re-enters his life and proposes.

Dick (Bob Newhart) reluctantly stands in for the absent host of a kiddie show. With Peter Scolari and Mary Frann.

Ralph and Ed wind up on the wrong side of the law in Paris after becoming unwitting pawns in a counterfeiting operation with fake francs.

Bilko persuades his platoon and Col. Hall to take a vacation at Dimmeldorf Lodge.

A "tough" police detective interrogates a pair of suspects; a penniless uncle vies with a wealthy uncle to adopt their rotten niece, Honey Bunny; guest Dick Van Dyke.

Maynard claims a squirrel gave him money.

Mr. Conklin asks an astronomical price for his house.

Ann is jealous of Don's beautiful secretary.

A journalist, disguised as a priest, photographs Sister Bertrille in flight.

Jesse, Stephanie and Michelle get trapped in a gas station just as Michelle's birthday party is about to begin.

Stephanie suddenly becomes very possessive of her dad; D.J. gets her first blemish.

Joey's new girlfriend (Kari Michaelsen) thinks he should be more aggressive.

Jesse takes drastic measures when he feels too dumb to attend a cultural arts party with Rebecca (Lori Loughlin).

Jan thinks she is being given the cold-shoulder at school because of her blonde hair. She buys a brunette wig to gain attention at a party.

French takes a cooking lesson and unwittingly becomes engaged.

Kathy takes a job as the secretary for Danny's agent.

The family secretly follows Mary to a weekend resort.

Robbie teaches American customs to a Chinese girl.

The family may be moving to Hawaii.

Lucy designs a vault in an attempt to get Jack Benny's account.

Mr. Mooney orders Lucy to masquerade as an elderly lady for a date with the bank president.

The Ricardos' apartment begins to resemble a pet shop when Little Ricky gets a dog.

Lucy urges Ricky to put a deposit on a country house.

Laura's plans for a quiet weekend in the country are spoiled when Buddy convinces Rob to take care of his German shepherd.

Mary accepts a date with the governor's executive adviser and gets a new view of the "glamorous" political life.

Set in 1950s and 1960s Milwaukee, this series tells the story of the Cunningham family -- father Howard, mother Marion, son Richie and daughter Joanie. Howard owns a hardware store, while Marion stays at home. Richie's best friends are Potsie and Ralph. Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli is the local bad boy, riding a motorcycle and filling his days with fixing cars and dating girls. During the show's run, Richie leaves home to join the U.S. Army.

Carmine and Frank have a dispute over music being better now in the present or in the past.

Gopher's new love gets him fired; a married man traveling with his mistress sees neighbors; an executive is ordered to charm a widow.

Julie's parents announce they're divorcing; prudish cabin mates fall in love; a 13-year-old tomboy meets a boy and feels first love.

Lola and Mama (Beverly Archer, Vicki Lawrence Schultz) become enemies when they compete in a rose show.

Mama slips on a roll of pennies and sues the bank.

Penny painfully discovers that smoking is dangerous to more than one's health.

J.J.'s potential promotion at work may be threatened by prejudice.

Lamont goes to court after receiving what he feels is an unfair traffic ticket.

A dispute arises between Fred and Julio over the boundary dividing their properties.

Archie and Edith are devastated when Stephanie's dysfunctional father Floyd returns and demands $1000 if they want to keep Stephanie. Archie becomes convinced that Floyd is bluffing and refuses to give in to the demand, despite Edith's pleadings.

Archie keeps Edith so busy that she doesn't get the chance to tell him that work is hazardous to her health.

Melanie dates a basketball coach for the Cavaliers; Victoria takes a job as a local news personality; Joy gets engaged to a homeless man (Jon Lovitz).

Elka tries to seduce Max into staying in Cleveland during winter; Melanie enlists Joy to help her at a senior center; Victoria falls for a man whose children hate her.

Rob wins at poker, but almost loses a few friends after inadvertently using marked cards.

Rob recalls the hectic time of his Army marriage to Laura, and their trouble getting away for a honeymoon.

Sam realizes how much he misses his former sports celebrity status when a local newscaster asks to interview him.

Coach isn't impressed with the guy his daughter wants to marry.

The Sunshine Cab Co. is transformed into a wedding chapel for the marriage of Latka and Simka.

Felix and Oscar attend a group therapy session after driving each other to near distraction.

A professional basketball team hires Bob to give a psychological assist to its superstar.

Michael (Peter Scolari) finally tells Stephanie (Julia Duffy) that he's tired of her selfish behavior. With Bob Newhart.

While in Germany, Ralph and Ed get lost and end up in East Berlin and must prove they aren't spies.

Bilko's insurance-business attempts fall flat.

Mr. Tudball takes his secretary, Mrs. Wiggins, out for lunch; Harvey and Carol pick up on each other in a bar.

Dobie and Chatworth vie for one girl on a date.

The school's penalty for gambling comes to mind when Connie collects the $1,000 she won in a raffle.

Everyone has helpful suggestions when Ann tries to decide how to spend a large sum of money.

Miraculous gifts appear after the convent hires an old handyman.

D.J.'s baby-sitting job is made no easier by the child she is looking after.

Danny's budding romance with Stephanie's dancing instructor (Debbie Gregory) flounders after he glimpses her untidy house.

Michelle is too eager to sleep the night before her first day of preschool, and when she finally arrives in the classroom the next morning, her happiness is squashed when she is involved in an unfortunate incident with the class bird.

D.J. hopes to receive her first kiss at her 13th birthday party.

Peter is razzed by his football team for being a member of the choir.

A psychologist suggests separating the twins.

The bartender at Danny's club wants Danny to be his celebrity partner on a quiz show.

Donna believes Trisha is coming down with a cold.

Chip's stone frog may indeed be magical.

The show-business fever reawakens in Bub.

When Lucy tries to help Mr. Mooney, she gets him fired instead.

Lucy tears up a letter before she can find out who's coming to visit her.

Lucy and Ricky reconsider their decision of moving into their new Connecticut home.

The Ricardos get settled in their country home and decide to visit the Mertzes.

Rob fears he is no longer needed when his co-writers turn out a show without his help.

After Mary's complaint results in a woman being fired from her waitress position, Mary hires her as an assistant.

With his social life on the downturn, Roger decides to pick up some pointers from Fonzie.

With Squiggy as his agent, Carmine finds fame after lightning strikes him.

A hurricane strikes the island where a shore party is marooned; Isaac takes command; an adoptee tries to meet her mother.

A hurricane strikes the island where a shore party is marooned; Isaac takes command; an adoptee tries to meet her mother.

Mama turns sleuth to find Iola's mother.

Mama (Vicki Lawrence Schultz) sets out to recruit men for a church-sponsored dance.

J.J., Thelma and Michael discover that their new boarder is the only surviving witness in a trial against a dangerous criminal.

J.J. succumbs to the stress of dating a married woman when he develops an ulcer.

Lamont takes his father to the hospital to find out why he's had so many heart attacks.

Fred has different plans when Lamont and Rollo plan a romantic evening with two girls.

Edith manages to drag Archie to church on their anniversary while Gloria and Mike try to whip up a party.

After learning that Mike has written a letter of criticism to President Nixon, Archie counters with a letter of praise.

Elka tries to get a not-guilty verdict at her trial; Joy becomes enmeshed in scandal when she does a favor for the first lady of Ohio.

The women go looking for Elka in Amish country; Joy faces deportation; Victoria finds herself accepted in the Amish community.

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

Rob nearly goes out of his mind when Laura fills in for Sally at the office.

Diane becomes upset when Sam hits on an old friend of hers who's on the rebound.

Norm is surprised when he is the only one at his company party in Roman garb.

When a wrecking ball destroys Jim's apartment, he moves in with Louie.

Felix gets Oscar in trouble with the IRS when he is called in on a minor matter.

Bob develops a unique psychological problem when Carol decides to resume her college career and become a psychologist.

Joanna's (Mary Frann) miffed by the grade given to the inn by a tourist guide; Larry (William Sanderson) wants to return to school. With Bob Newhart.

While in Germany, Ralph and Ed get lost and end up in East Berlin and must prove they aren't spies.

A dog-show prospect turns sour for Bilko.

Tim and Carol spar over a late-night phone call; Tim tries to sell Vicki a vacuum cleaner; Carol and company demonstrate their utter lack of talent.

Dobie goes all out to win a beautiful girl.

A high school English teacher deals with students and faculty.

Don and Ann's New Year's dinner becomes a loud bash.

The sisters trade a brass bed for a donkey.

Joey and Jesse host a children's programming, but end up breaking Stephanie's nose in the process.

Danny, Jesse and Joey let the girls run the family for a day.

Stephanie accidentally drives Joey's car through the kitchen wall.

Jesse catches D.J. with a can of beer in her hand at a school dance.

Cindy develops tonsillitis the weekend Mike is planning to take the family on his boss's boat.

Cissy's cynical chum tells her that Bill's girlfriend is trying to trap him.

Danny and Kathy and Charley and Bunny decide they should meet their new neighbors.

A naive country boy is smitten with Mary.

Mike decides to teach Sally how to fish.

Mike's Japanese former girlfriend comes to town.

Lucy befriends a kindly old man she finds sitting on a park bench.

Mary Jane's lawyer cousin tricks Lucy into suing Mooney.

A furniture deal causes problems with the neighbors.

Lucy and Ricky decide to raise chickens to make some extra money; when Fred Mertz answers their ad for a chicken farmer, the Mertzs and Ricardos think they have found the perfect way to be neighbors again. Some 500 baby chicks in the house disagree!

Rob invites 44 fellow PTA members to his television show, but he forgets to get the tickets.

Murray takes on an extra job to earn the money to buy his wife an expensive gift.

Set in 1950s and 1960s Milwaukee, this series tells the story of the Cunningham family -- father Howard, mother Marion, son Richie and daughter Joanie. Howard owns a hardware store, while Marion stays at home. Richie's best friends are Potsie and Ralph. Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli is the local bad boy, riding a motorcycle and filling his days with fixing cars and dating girls. During the show's run, Richie leaves home to join the U.S. Army.

Laverne's dad and Carmine set a trap for the thieves who burglarized the girls' apartment.

A bachelor falls for three traveling companions; a long-separated couple finds changes have occurred; a con man enlists his brother.

A man (Billy Crystal) changes personalities at night; a businessman neglects his wife and son; a witness hides from the mob at sea.

Vint (Ken Berry) must choose between Mama and Naomi (Vicki Lawrence Schultz, Dorothy Lyman) when he wins a dinner for two.

Mama describes parenthood to Naomi's childbirth class.

Willona is suspected of being the "other woman" when Bookman is thought to be stepping out on his wife.

Social Security could stand in the way when Grandpa Evans decides that it's time to get married.

When Lamont is hit in the nose over the affections of a girl, he decides to take karate lessons.

A woman with whom Grady had a drunken fling mistakes him for her fiance, Fred Sanford.

Archie tries to sue for whiplash after he is in a minor auto accident.

Mike shames Archie into being a blood donor, but Archie insists on knowing where the blood will be going.

Elka tries to get a not-guilty verdict at her trial; Joy becomes enmeshed in scandal when she does a favor for the first lady of Ohio.

The ladies fix each other up on dates; Elka plays dumb to get a rich bachelor; Roy helps the ladies.

Rob stays awake for 100 hours just before his job interview with Alan Brady.

Laura blurts out an embarrassing secret on a national television quiz show.

Rob, under the influence of science fiction, fears that a walnut will steal his imagination and his thumbs.

Through Ritchie's toy intercom, Rob and Laura tune in on a conversation at the Helpers.

Rob goes out to cool off after a quarrel with Laura and winds up in trouble.

An underworld figure involves Rob, Sally and Buddy in an unusual writing assignment.

Rob's paternal pride suffers a cruel shock when he finds out his 6-year-old son is ashamed of him.

Rob and Laura suspect the worst when they spy Jerry dining out with another woman.

While rummaging through Rob's old army equipment, Rob and Laura recall that he broke her foot the night they met.

A dinner party for Rob's television sponsor and his wife is enlivened by the arrival of one of Rob's Army buddies.

Thinking he is going to lose his job, Rob has an interview with a ventriloquist.

Rob is skeptical when Laura's new writing teacher thinks she shows promise.

Buddy is either seeking therapy or having an affair.

Rob finds himself in hot water after inadvertently lifting a comedy idea from another show.

Rob learns that a shoe clerk's lot is not always a happy one.

Rob sets out to write a book during his vacation but has trouble getting started.

Rob helps his boss, Alan Brady, by rewriting a play starring the comic.

Rob learns that a song he helped write is about to become a hit.

As a gag, Sally advertises for a husband on a national television show.

Rob begins to fear that he is allergic to his own family when proximity to Laura and Ritchie starts him sneezing.

Rob has an evening of high adventure with a veteran pool shark who pretends he cannot play the game.

Laura tries to break Rob of his expensive habit of picking up the check.

Visiting an elephant conservation sanctuary in central Florida to learn more about these large animals.

Showcasing the efforts of compassionate individuals helping all kinds of animals in trouble and animal care tips.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

The entire "Alan Brady" staff presents a Christmas show instead of the script turned in by the writers.

Rob reminisces about the joy and uneasiness of the day Ritchie was born.

Rob, Laura, Sally and Buddy spend a frightening night in a haunted cabin at a mountain resort.

Laura's toe becomes stuck in a bathtub spout.

Rob, Buddy and Sally are in trouble when their script insults the boss.

A post-hypnotic suggestion turns Rob tipsy every time he hears a bell ring.

Rob's dreams of inheriting a fortune seem dashed when he gets an old desk.

Laura meets her old love and discovers he has entered the priesthood.

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

Rob's sense of humor backfires when he decides to base a television skit on Laura's habits.

Six-year-old Ritchie asks his parents about the birds and the bees.

Rob tracks a UFO to the office above his own.

The Helpers' anniversary bash becomes a documentary.

Just before they are due at a formal banquet, Rob and Laura mistakenly dye their hands black.

Soon after Rob and Laura begin an art class, the instructor has designs on Rob.

Rob proudly presents Laura with a huge, horrible necklace, but she can't bring herself to tell him it is ugly.

An office crisis sets Rob to reminiscing about his hectic early days as a comedy writer.

Rob finds himself very out of place at a dinner party for several celebrated literati.

Rob gets a chilly reception from co-workers after Laura tells a visiting journalist that he is the main creative force behind "The Alan Brady Show."

A night with an Army buddy lands Rob in jail.

For Rob, a forgotten loan turns into a forgotten debt and a television script.

At the insistence of a domineering guest star, Rob takes over as producer of "The Alan Brady Show.".

The writers demand a raise and get entangled in the world of corporate finance.

A crippled jeep and a sprained ankle make Rob two hours late for his own wedding.

Rob Petrie becomes a trial lawyer to prosecute a shifty salesman.

A phantom burglar pillages the Petrie home and baffles the police.

Rob dreams he is a sheriff in the Wild West.

Laura confesses to Rob that she lied about her age on their marriage certificate.

Rob and Laura, having learned they are not legally married, make plans to elope.

Rob's pal Jerry strains their friendship when he starts knocking Rob's television show in public.

Rob and Jerry invest in a sailboat and find they have embarked on a disastrous venture.

Rob and Laura are unaware that their teenage baby sitter has a crush on Laura.

Rob's autobiography is bought by Alan Brady for a television series.

Rob learns Laura has a secret bank account.

Ritchie runs into the house screaming that he has been pecked on the head by a giant woodpecker.

Rob's bashful brother arrives in town and proves to be confident and outgoing only when he is sleepwalking.

Rob's brother (Jerry Van Dyke) auditions for the show while awake.

Rob gets involved with the police when he thinks he has witnessed two crooks making their getaway.

Rob and Laura try to find a home for an ugly mutt from the dog pound.

Buddy offers to help Laura get a fur coat for the wholesale price.

As usual, Rob finds he has too many "stars" on his hands when he tries to direct this year's show for the Parent Council.

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

Rob's friendship with Jerry is almost destroyed in a row over a neighbor's crab grass lawn.

Rob, Sally and Buddy go on big ego trips when a national magazine wants to do a story about them.

Rob and Laura remember the time they completed an application for a $10 divorce.

Laura matches her pharmacist cousin with Rob's co-writer, Sally, for a dinner party with disastrous results.

Laura spends a night alone in the house when Rob and Richie go fishing.

A painting of Laura resurfaces -- but this time she is not wearing any clothes.

Laura takes two pink pills and suffers disastrous side effects.

Rob ignores Laura's warning to stay off the big slopes on his first skiing trip.

To prove that a wife cannot always recognize her husband on the phone, Rob disguises his voice and calls Laura.

Laura despairs when Rob learns of her elaborate plans to throw a surprise party for him.

The Petrie home becomes a command post when government agents move in.

Laura turns herself into a blonde femme fatale when she fears the romance in her marriage is fading.

While serving jury duty, Rob finds himself siding with the female defendant.

Rob risks his job when he convinces Alan Brady to do a cultural documentary program.

Rob buys a motorcycle and is arrested as a joy-riding delinquent.

Laura proves more proficient than Rob in the art of self-defense.

Rob and Laura return home from an auction with two mysterious pieces of art.

Rob finds himself at a party in a strange town, dancing with a young woman.

Rob tries to attend Laura's family reunion without anyone finding out that he is sick.

Rob unwittingly describes Laura as a "nut" on TV.

Rob must choose a Cleopatra for a community theater production.

Mel takes Rob's advice to stand up to Alan Brady -- and is promptly fired.