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Little Lori Baker, who after coming to stay with the Douglases on a rural experience program, is staying on at the Douglas farm. This city girl, like Oliver, has found that she loves the country life! Lisa decides to throw Lori a welcome party.

The residents of Hooterville assume that Oliver Douglas must be broke when Lisa is spotted looking for work and standing in line at the soup kitchen. But assumptions in this town, even logical ones, are bound to be wrong.

Oliver is having a tough time. He has no one to help him pick the apples from his orchard, and he's promised to teach Lisa how to drive. The neighbors are all injured from assisting other harvests, and Lisa has a run-in with a sheriff.

When a gangster who passes as Oliver's doppelganger arrives in town with his wife and partner to hide out from the law, a rumor spreads that Oliver is a cheat. Oliver seeks to save his good name, and Lisa tries figure out which Oliver is Oliver!

Eb believes he has found his destiny when an accounting course he has enrolled in turns out to be acting workshop. All the world's a stage. Ed dives into acting and turns every simple interaction at the Douglas farm into a starring role.

There is the old adage that warns never to discuss politics with your spouse... but what if you are both running for the same office?! That predicament comes true when Oliver and Lisa face each other in the Hooterville mayoral election.

Oliver refuses to take Lisa to New York City to attend the wedding anniversary of an old friend. Meanwhile, Eb, always up to something, has a new invisible friend named Charlie. To get her way, Lisa introduces her own invisible friend... Natasha.

Lisa gives the financially-challenged Eb her engagement ring to present to Darlene, his longtime sweetheart, so that he can pop the question. The ring is reportedly valued at $2,000, however, when Darlene's father has it appraised, it's a shocker.

The Douglases are offered a free paint job on their house and barn so long as they allow the paint company free advertising on their barn wall. Meanwhile, Lisa tries to make spaghetti for Oliver's upcoming birthday. Will it prove im-pasta-ble?

Mike and Archie have a long talk after they find themself locked in the storeroom of Archie's Place.

Mike and Gloria are sure the romance has gone out of their marriage when even a weekend in the Poconos fails to reignite the spark.

Felix and Oscar become involved with Edward Villella when the former volunteers to play a role in the classic ballet ''Swan Lake".

Felix and Oscar decide to hold their own "decathlon" to determine who is in better physical condition.

Felix reveals how he destroyed his own marriage by trying to save Oscar's.

Felix and Oscar share ownership of a new car, multiplying their differences.

Felix reveals, in a flashback, the hectic events leading up to Oscar's marriage when both were in the Army Reserve.

Felix directs a movie built around Oscar's day-by-day activities.

Bobby Riggs plays himself -- a male chauvinist hustler -- and Billie Jean King pops in as his ping-pong opponent, to the surprise of Felix and Oscar.

Felix finds a virago of a housekeeper to take care of Oscar while he is recuperating at home from an ulcer attack.

The Petrie home becomes a command post when a neighbor's home is put under surveillance.

Rob is cast opposite an Italian actress in a low-budget film and turns out to be a terrible on-screen lover.

Rob and Laura are dismayed by Millie Helper's jealousy of their new neighbors.

Laura and Millie spend a harrowing night alone when Rob and Jerry go off on a fishing trip.

While anesthetized for a tooth extraction, Rob dreams he's a sheriff in the Old West.

After five years of struggle, Rob finally finishes his first book.

Comedy writer Rob Petrie talks his wife Laura into leaving their 'sick' son Ritchie with a babysitter while they attend a big party.

Laura dyes her hair blonde when she fears the romance in her marriage is fading.

Laura matches up her pharmacist cousin, Thomas, with Rob's fireball co-writer, Sally, for a lopsided dinner party.

Rob is torn between going to Washington, D.C. on business and attending Ritchie's school play.

Uncle Joe has grown extremely fond of pretty librarian Phyllis Marsh, who has set up a traveling library in the baggage car of the Hooterville Cannonball.

Homer Bedloe sees an opportunity to close down the Hooterville Cannonball when he learns that an Indian tribe has legal title to the land the Cannonball's tracks are on.

Hooterville will have to go some to retain its record as the first community in the state to file election returns-- Crabwell Corners has got itself an automatic voting machine.

Billie Jo enters a picture of the family dog in a pet-food company's contest, and the mutt is selected one of five finalists.

Uncle Joe shocks Kate by bringing home a buffalo! It's part of his scheme to dupe a wealthy British sportsman into coming to ""Shady Rest Hunting Lodge.

Shady Rest has an exotic guest: Betty Jo's Japanese pen pal Nobuko.

Homer Bedloe, the Hooterville Cannonball's arch-enemy, has been having terrible nightmares about the train. To get rid of them, his psychiatrist suggests that he ""learn to love"" the Cannonball.

Food salesman Jack Crandall, a passenger on the Cannonball, is stunned when the train stops just so Charley and Floyd can pick apples for Kate's special recipe: Bachelor Butter.

Rumor has it that Billie Jo is secretly engaged to Dan Plout, who is none other than the son of Kate's arch-enemy, Selma Plout.

Uncle Joe is convinced that Shady Rest is haunted by the ghost of Chester W. Farnsworth, a guest at the hotel some fifty years ago.

Gomer wins a boat in a jingle contest, but it's Carter navigatingâ€"into taxes, license fees, and other expenses.

Con artist Freddy sells Gomer a pearl ring for his girlfriend Lou Ann, then schemes to get it back.

Carter and Bunny have a fight.

A Latin American military man plots the overthrow of Sgt. Carter.

Gomer is assigned to pick up a general but gets sidetracked.

Gomer is excused from regular duties for singing rehearsals when he's chosen to perform at a base variety show.

Gomer goes home to Mayberry and becomes involved in the search for a bank robber.

Carter and Gomer are assigned to watch the Colonel's German Shepherd, but Gomer loses it.

A 15-year-old girl develops a crush on Gomer.

Sgt. Carter gets Gomer a date with an exotic dancer.

While staying with the Douglases, Arnold the Pig witnesses a bank robbery when he goes with the Douglases on an errand in Pixley. When Lisa asks him to describe the two robbers, Arnold, reliving the moment, loses his voice from fear.

Oliver refuses to take Lisa to the annual Carpenter's Ball because he thinks the attendees are too eccentric for his liking. But Lisa has her own motives to attend. She is trying to get a romance sparked between two local singles.

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