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- Henry Willows has been divorced for ten years when his son Matt suddenly moves in. Matt is an irresponsible 17-year-old and sparks fly between conservative Henry and his son. Enid is Harry's housekeeper.
- An adult sitcom about the domestic problems of a young married couple, Patsy (Diana Hardcastle) and Donald (Jimmy Mulville).
- Henry doesn't care much for Matt's latest flame (Tiffany Helm)---or their engagement.
- Matt and his "wife" (Lisa Wilcox) endure a stormy classroom marriage, but it's smooth sailing for Henry and the girl's mother (Sharon Acker).
- Henry decides to try to get Matt enrolled in the same tough school he attended as a youth.
- Henry (Jack Klugman) entertains a woman who's closer to Matt's age than his own.
- Matt wants to help out a trespassing bum (Gregory Sierra), while Henry prefers to help him out of the neighborhood.
- Henry (Jack Klugman) decides to help Matt study while both are laid up for the weekend.
- Matt brings his mother (Anita Gillette) home after she leaves her second husband, and she and Henry pick up right where they left off.
- Henry (Jack Klugman) is asked to run for city council after making headlines for protesting a broken traffic light.
- Henry thinks the woman (Marion Ross) he meets through the personals is for him, but she fears things are getting too personal.
- Henry's concerned that Matthew doesn't know how to handle money. Henry tells Matthew that his grandmother wanted to give him two thousand dollars if Henry thinks he deserves it. Henry's not sure if he does but he gives it to him. He opens an account gets a credit card and goes on shopping spree. When his bill arrives he owes a lot, Henry tells him that he needs to sell one of the things he bought but what.
- Henry loses an expected promotion to a younger woman and finds that his practices clash with her new business-school ideas.
- Matthew (John Stamos) begins his job hunt in earnest when he realizes that Henry is serious about not giving him an allowance.
- Jockey Willie Shoemaker and sportscaster Stu Nahan appear on a TV show that gives Henry a chance to ride against the great Shoe.
- Henry (Jack Klugman) suspects that Matt (John Stamos) is involved in delinquent activities, including shoplifting.
- Matt's one-night stand with the Beach Boys could go full time---and take him out of school.
- A tie-in promotion between Global Markets and a benefit rock concert gets attention from a "morality patrol" that objects to the band.
- Matt expects to graduate from high school and go to community college---if he can pass an algebra test.
- Henry thinks Matt has found the perfect girl, until Enid says she saw the girl gulping vodka from a small bottle in her purse.
- Henry gets Matt a job at the grocery. But it isn't long before Matt and the other workers go on strike asking for a raise. But exec in charge of negotiating with the union claims they can't give what they're asking for. So Henry and the other management staff has to step in and fill in for the strikers.
- Henry (Jack Klugman) is shaken by the death of a friend and rattled when Matt gives the widow permission to hold the wake at their house.
- When Henry's brother (George Grizzard) suggests investing in barbecue products, Matt thinks it's a hot idea, but Henry's the one with the money---and the cold feet.
- A birthmark on his posterior lands Henry (Jack Klugman) in the hospital when a biopsy reveals malignancy.
- Henry invites Enid (Elizabeth Bennett) to stay in the guest room after a broken water pipe forces her out of her apartment.
- Patsy and Donald have arranged a dinner party for networking, though neither of them is looking forward to it. Donald's evening gets even worse when he proposes a game of confessions and finds out more about his wife than he'd expected.
- Donald can't get over Patsy deceiving him, so decides to get drunk when she's away for the evening. But will resorting to alcohol help ease his problems - or make them even worse?
- When Donald remarks about their nanny being attractive, it leads to a conversation about infidelity, Patsy giving him a "pass" to cheat providing he doesn't tell her. Things get worse when their neighbours arrive with issues of their own.