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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/24/1985) | | When Maggie decides to pursue her career in journalism and goes back to work, Jason moves his practice to the house so that he can watch the kids. It's not long before he realizes how difficult it's going to be when he learns that his son, Mike has been picked up by the police for underage driving. | | Guest Stars: Alan Blumenfeld as Walter | Director: John Pasquin Writer: Neal Marlens | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Springsteen (Oct/01/1985) | | Mike tries to win tickets to a Bruce Springsteen concert, but to no success. When Jason manages to get him a pair of tickets, he and Mike attend the show together. But when when the two get interviewed on live television after the concert and Jason embarrasses Mike, he fears that his reputation is ruined. | | Guest Stars: Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie, Haunani Minn as Karen | Director: John Pasquin Writer: David Kendall (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - First Blood (Jan/14/1986) | | When Jason learns that Ben's hockey coach (Dan Lauria) is pushing the kids to play tough and win by any means possible, he decides to have a word with him. However, when he ends up getting in a fight with the coach and comes home with a black eye, he realizes that all he's done is set a bad example for his son. | | Guest Stars: Chance Quinn as Kelly, Stacey Young as Jennifer, Dan Lauria as Coach Brockton, Scott Curtis as Rodney | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Mark Fink | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - Reputation (Feb/25/1986) | | Mike prepares for an upcoming test by writing the answers on the soles of his shoes. When he goes to take the test, he realizes that while writing the answers on his shoes the information must have sunk in because he is able to breeze through the test and gets the best grade in the class. However, when his teacher discovers the answers on Mike's shoes, he accuses him of cheating. | | Guest Stars: Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie, Sam Anderson as Mr. Dewitt | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: David Kendall (1) | | | | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - Be a Man (Mar/11/1986) | | When his family goes to visit Maggie's parents, Mike, who stays behind, decides to take advantage of the empty house and throw a party. | | Guest Stars: Troy Shire as Unknown, Joseph Reale as Unknown, Bob Perlow (1) as Unknown, Barry Pearl as Unknown, Leigh Kelly as Realtor, Ami Dolenz as Linda, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie, Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone, Betty McGuire as Kate Malone, Gordon Jump as Ed Malone | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Rich Reinhart | | | | | | | | | | Season 2 | | | |
| 24 :02x02 - Fast Times at Dewey High (Oct/21/1986) | | Mike, Carol and Ben each deal with the first day of school in differently. Carol tries to change her image for the new school year, while Mike tries to impress an attractive girl named Becky. Meanwhile, Ben tries to avoid school becuase of a bully. | | Guest Stars: Nicole Tracy as Elaine's Friend, Leon Fan as Student #2, Jason Naylor as Student, Jamie Abbott as Louis Vasco, Christa Denton as Elaine Dooley, Anael Edwards as French Speaker, Jonna Lee as Becky, Bill Kirchenbauer as Coach Lubbock, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie, Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone, Scott Curtis as Mark, Nancy Burnett as Mrs. Cutter | Director: Dan Guntzelman Writer: David Kendall (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 39 :02x17 - Jimmy Durante Died for Your Sins (Mar/03/1987) | | Carol confronts her parents about the want of a nose job. While at first they are against it, they later tell her she can have the procedure if she can come up with the money by herself, knowing by the time she gets the money together she will have changed her mind. However, their plan backfires when she stuns everyone and wins a radio station contest and intends to use her winnings on the nose job. | | Guest Stars: Bruce Vidal as Announcer #2, Eileen Conn as Receptionist, Ray Ritzke as Man in Hat, Tim Kelby as Announcer #1 | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Christopher Ames, Carolyn Shelby | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 3 | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 49 :03x05 - Michaelgate (Oct/06/1987) | | When Mike is nominated for student-body president, Carol is envious at first because she believes she deserved to be nominated; however, she soon finds out what's really going on behind the scenes and comes to her brother's aid. | | Guest Stars: Butch Hartman as Robert Jordan, Heather Graham (1) as Cindy, Jo de Winter (1) as Mrs. Salinger, Monica Creel as Schwartz Twin #2, Leanna Creel as Schwartz Twin #1, Evan Arnold as Richie, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie, Sam Anderson as Mr. Dewitt, Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Steve Marshall, Dan Guntzelman | | | | | | |
| 51 :03x07 - A Star is Born (Oct/27/1987) | | In order to impress a girl, Monica, Mike takes part in the school production of Our Town. He at first doesn't take his duties seriously, but then realizes that acting might actually be his calling. | | Guest Stars: Ahmet Zappa as Barry, Christa Denton as Monica Shakleford, Dawn Wells as Casting Secretary, Rachel Jacobs (1) as Shelley, Lisa Capps as Debbie, Evan Arnold as Richie, Bill Kirchenbauer as Coach Lubbock, Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: David Kendall (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 59 :03x15 - The Marrying Kind (Jan/05/1988) | | When Carol accepts Bobby's marriage proposal, she tries to find a way to gently break the news to her parents. She decides to invite Bobby's parents to dinner with her family, where she and Bobby will then drop the bomb on their unsuspecting families. When both sets of parents respond with great disapproval, Carol and Bobby decide to take matters into their own hands. | | Guest Stars: Arlene Golonka as Kitty, Dick Butkus (1) as Robert, Kevin Wixted as Bobby | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: David Kendall (1) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 65 :03x21 - Bringing Up Baby (Mar/09/1988) | | The Seavers begin to prepare for the arrival of the new baby as they start to decorate the nursery. Mike, knowing that one of the kids will have to give their room to the new baby and move into the guest room, devises a plan to make sure he isn't the one to be kicked out. Meanwhile, Maggie has trouble letting her boss know that she's pregnant. | | Guest Stars: Pamela Brüll as Thelma, Kenneth Tigar as Sid Sidlevich | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Tom Walla | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 69 :03x25 - How the West Was Won (2) (Apr/26/1988) | | After all the press the school received because of Mike's protest, the school decides to fire Coach Lubbock immediately rather than at the end of the semester. Coach Lubbock, who is angry at Mike for making matters worse, along with his family, is invited for dinner at the Seavers home to get everything straightened out. Coach Lubbock eventually decides to accept the only job offer he received- as a teacher in a California high school, where he and his large family are set to move to. | | Guest Stars: JoAnn Willette as Connie Lubbock, Matt Shakman as J.R., Heidi Zeigler as Sherry, Richard Marion (1) as Mr. Stabone, Ruth Silviera as Mrs. Stabone, Brooke Theiss as Wendy, Deborah Harmon as Elizabeth, Jamie Luner as Cindy Lubbock, Heather Langenkamp as Marie Lubbock, Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone, Bill Kirchenbauer as Coach Lubbock, Sam Anderson as Mr. Dewitt | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Dan Guntzelman, Steve Marshall | | | |
| 70 :03x26 - Graduation Day (May/04/1988) | | During Mike's graduation ceremony, his family, who are extremely proud of his accomplishment, reminisce about his early years and all the events that led to this moment. | | Guest Stars: Kanin Guntzelman as Toddler Mike, Hunter Cope as Baby Mike, Kent Smith as Soldier, Viola Kates Stimpson (1) as Prunish Woman, Jarrett Lennon as Little Boner, Judith Barsi as Little Carol, Victor Di Mattia as Young Mike, Patrika Darbo as Estelle, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie, Sam Anderson as Mr. Dewitt, Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Steve Marshall, Dan Guntzelman | | | | Season 4 | | | | | | |
| 73 :04x03 - Family Ties (1) (Nov/02/1988) | | Father and son butt heads when Mike believes that he, as an 18 year old college student, deserves more freedom than Jason allows him. The argument leads to Mike moving out of the house and living in his cramped car. After many failed attempts at getting the other to cave, they finally reach an agreement in which Mike will move into the room above the garage, where he will have more privacy and freedom, but must pay rent to his parents. | | Guest Stars: Brian Peck (1) as PIzza Man | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Tim O'Donnell | | | |
| 74 :04x04 - Family Ties (2) (Nov/09/1988) | | Jason realizes that the agreement he had with Mike is not working out at all as his son is not even complying with his part of the bargain. The two get into another fight and refuse to speak with each other, leaving Maggie no choice but to get involved and try to get the two to make up. | | Guest Stars: Andrew Koenig as Richard "Boner" Stabone, K. C. Martel (1) as Eddie | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Tom Walla | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 79 :04x09 - The Nanny (Jan/04/1989) | | With Maggie returning to work after her maternity leave and the other family members busy with their own lives, the Seavers decides to hire a nanny to take care of Chrissy. However, Maggie isn't too pleased when she learns that the nanny Jason hired, Julie, is a stunningly beautiful young lady. | | Guest Stars: Julie McCullough as Julie Costello, Kenneth Tigar as Sid Sidlevich, Pamela Brüll as Thelma | Director: John Tracy (1) Writer: Kevin Abbott | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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