Classic TV: Families schedule

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Oscar Madison takes a job as a sports radio talk-show host but doesn't tell anyone until he finds out whether the station is going to make it permanent.

Oscar Madison falls in love with a beautiful woman who has two children he adores and before he knows it, he's engaged to be married and Felix prepares to lose a roommate.

It is revealed to George and Katherine why Travis, Webster's late father, chose George to be Webster's godparents and legal guardians if something happened to them.

Katherine gets a taste of the worst: being a volunteer art teacher. She feels that she is boring and failing, so Webster tries to help her.

George and Katherine both try and persuade Webster that he can do without his teddy bear, which is lost.

Katherine is too obsessed with winning when she appears on a game show.

The Bradys are cast for a laundry soap commercial.

Peter eavesdrops on his family by using a tape recorder.

Jan tries to prove her worth by trying out for cheerleading.

Greg cracks a rib while trying out for the football team.

An elderly man who ruins Ann's dress gets her a new one, but he keeps buying her gifts which she feels that she can't accept.

Ann's opportunity to perform in a Broadway play opposite Barry Sullivan is jeopardized by her inability to slap him.

While working as a flight attendant in order to land a job on an airline television commercial, Ann mistakes a private investigator for a hijacker.

Ann is selected for jury duty.

Felix has a big commission riding on a new diet pill promotion but the model, "the fattest man in the world," suddenly decides he won't take the job. So Felix convinces Oscar Madison to put on a "fat suit" and pose in the "before" photograph.

When Oscar Madison finds a friend with inside information on his favorite sport, horse racing, he begins to win every bet.

Felix Unger is irate when given notice of another rent increase and organizes the entire building to go on strike until certain repairs and improvements are made to either justify the increase or cancel it altogether.

A pro hockey player hits Oscar and Felix, trying to patch things up, winds up challenging the athlete to a boxing match.

Webster has to have his tonsils out, so he tries to be tough just like George.

Webster is always nervous and it's resulted with him having a bed-wetting problem.

Webster gets nightmares because the teacher he has a crush on wants to read his composition aloud.

Uncle Phil and the Papadapolises all go to court to battle for custody of Webster.

The Bradys are cast for a laundry soap commercial.

Peter eavesdrops on his family by using a tape recorder.

Jan tries to prove her worth by trying out for cheerleading.

Greg cracks a rib while trying out for the football team.

Bobby lies to his friends that he knows Joe Namath, but they don't believe him. So with Cindy's help, Bobby fakes a serious illness in order to get Namath to come to the house and visit him.

Greg gets Peter to pretend to be an older guy and go with him on a double date, and Mike and Carol prepare to entertain one of Mike's clients from Mexico.

Greg steals the mascot from his rival school the night before the big game, and Mike tries to help him return it before he gets in big trouble.

Marcia, Jan and Peter each get jobs at the local ice cream parlor, each with varying results.

Bobby saves Peter from potential serious injury after he pushes him out of the way of a falling ladder. A grateful Peter offers to become Bobby's "slave for life," something that Bobby takes quick advantage of.

The rival school's quarterback suddenly takes an interest in Marcia the week of the football game., and Mike is Jealous when Carol's high school sweetheart comes for a visit.

Jan thinks she' has no talent after not being chosen for a ballet recital, so the family tries to make her feel better and help her find a skill.

Mike takes the entire family on a trip to King's Island amusement park, where he is to submit plans to a client, but the a mix-up causes the blueprints to go missing at the park.

A series of misunderstandings lead the Bradys to believe that Alice and Sam are up to much more than just bowling on their upcoming Saturday night date.

A couple Mike and Carol know adopt a young boy, but the boy soon misses his two best friends--one African-American, one Asian-American. As a result, the couple decides to adopt all three boys.

Marcia battles nerves and Greg's sexist remarks when she tries to get her driver's license. Eventually, the debate over which gender has the better driving abilities leads to a winner-take-all driving test in a vacant parking lot.

Peter and Bobby believe they are seeing a UFO, which actually is part of an elaborate hoax being played by Greg. The trick backfires though when Peter and Bobby take pictures, which lead to a government investigation.

The Bradys are cast for a laundry soap commercial.

Peter eavesdrops on his family by using a tape recorder.

Jan tries to prove her worth by trying out for cheerleading.

Greg cracks a rib while trying out for the football team.

Bobby lies to his friends that he knows Joe Namath, but they don't believe him. So with Cindy's help, Bobby fakes a serious illness in order to get Namath to come to the house and visit him.

Greg gets Peter to pretend to be an older guy and go with him on a double date, and Mike and Carol prepare to entertain one of Mike's clients from Mexico.

Greg steals the mascot from his rival school the night before the big game, and Mike tries to help him return it before he gets in big trouble.

Marcia, Jan and Peter each get jobs at the local ice cream parlor, each with varying results.

Bobby saves Peter from potential serious injury after he pushes him out of the way of a falling ladder. A grateful Peter offers to become Bobby's "slave for life," something that Bobby takes quick advantage of.

The rival school's quarterback suddenly takes an interest in Marcia the week of the football game., and Mike is Jealous when Carol's high school sweetheart comes for a visit.

Jan thinks she' has no talent after not being chosen for a ballet recital, so the family tries to make her feel better and help her find a skill.

Mike takes the entire family on a trip to King's Island amusement park, where he is to submit plans to a client, but the a mix-up causes the blueprints to go missing at the park.

A series of misunderstandings lead the Bradys to believe that Alice and Sam are up to much more than just bowling on their upcoming Saturday night date.

A couple Mike and Carol know adopt a young boy, but the boy soon misses his two best friends--one African-American, one Asian-American. As a result, the couple decides to adopt all three boys.

Marcia battles nerves and Greg's sexist remarks when she tries to get her driver's license. Eventually, the debate over which gender has the better driving abilities leads to a winner-take-all driving test in a vacant parking lot.

Peter and Bobby believe they are seeing a UFO, which actually is part of an elaborate hoax being played by Greg. The trick backfires though when Peter and Bobby take pictures, which lead to a government investigation.

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