Classic TV: Families schedule

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Sportscaster Howard Cosell, in a neat bit of type-casting, plays Howard Cosell, a famous sportscaster who becomes involved in a feud with Oscar Madison.

Webster is disillusioned when his TV hero Jed Hammond comes to Chicago and makes a pass at Katherine.

George and Katherine are delighted when Webster makes a new friend and extends an invitation for a sleepover until they discover that Tony is a girl.

The son of George's boss bullies Webster into doing his schoolwork, or else the kid will tell his dad to fire George.

Webster's crafts instructor takes credit for Web's winning picture in a photo contest.

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.

Ann and Donald leave the crash site and find a cabin to stay in. Her father sends out a search party.

Ann gets a card from a stockbroker and invests in the list of items on the back, even though it is his shopping list.

Ann's father hires a musical group to increase business at his restaurant. He doesn't know that the group performs nude.

As class treasurer, Ann loses $360 that was saved for their reunion. Ann looks for the thieves.

In The Princess, Miss Simmons plays Lydia of Lichtenstein who visits Felix's studio for a portrait sitting and meets Oscar, who, unaware of her station, tries to date her.

Felix decides to become a writer and Oscar thinks he's wasting his time and money.

Oscar tries to cover up his divorce from his visiting mother by moving Felix out and ex-wife Blanche.

Felix is given an opportunity to direct a razor commercial on television, provided that he gets Deacon Jones to appear in it.

Webster's article in the school paper exposes the personal problems of a teacher Katherine is counseling.

Webster feels guilty that his success as a dog-walker comes at the expense of his predecessor; and the expense of home repairs spurs Katherine to try to fix things herself.

Katherine takes over the role of scout leader for Webster's scout troop. Another male leader doesn't like the idea of a woman scout leader. When an injury calls for quick thinking, Katherine comes to the rescue.

Webster tries to buy friendship to fit in with the two coolest kids in his school, Joey and David. George finds out he's supposed to speak at a ceremony for Gloria Steinem.

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.

Ann and Donald leave the crash site and find a cabin to stay in. Her father sends out a search party.

Ann gets a card from a stockbroker and invests in the list of items on the back, even though it is his shopping list.

Ann's father hires a musical group to increase business at his restaurant. He doesn't know that the group performs nude.

As class treasurer, Ann loses $360 that was saved for their reunion. Ann looks for the thieves.

In The Princess, Miss Simmons plays Lydia of Lichtenstein who visits Felix's studio for a portrait sitting and meets Oscar, who, unaware of her station, tries to date her.

Felix decides to become a writer and Oscar thinks he's wasting his time and money.

Oscar tries to cover up his divorce from his visiting mother by moving Felix out and ex-wife Blanche.

Felix is given an opportunity to direct a razor commercial on television, provided that he gets Deacon Jones to appear in it.

Webster's article in the school paper exposes the personal problems of a teacher Katherine is counseling.

Webster feels guilty that his success as a dog-walker comes at the expense of his predecessor; and the expense of home repairs spurs Katherine to try to fix things herself.

Katherine takes over the role of scout leader for Webster's scout troop. Another male leader doesn't like the idea of a woman scout leader. When an injury calls for quick thinking, Katherine comes to the rescue.

Webster tries to buy friendship to fit in with the two coolest kids in his school, Joey and David. George finds out he's supposed to speak at a ceremony for Gloria Steinem.

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.

Ann and Donald leave the crash site and find a cabin to stay in. Her father sends out a search party.

Ann gets a card from a stockbroker and invests in the list of items on the back, even though it is his shopping list.

Ann's father hires a musical group to increase business at his restaurant. He doesn't know that the group performs nude.

As class treasurer, Ann loses $360 that was saved for their reunion. Ann looks for the thieves.

In The Princess, Miss Simmons plays Lydia of Lichtenstein who visits Felix's studio for a portrait sitting and meets Oscar, who, unaware of her station, tries to date her.

Felix decides to become a writer and Oscar thinks he's wasting his time and money.

Oscar tries to cover up his divorce from his visiting mother by moving Felix out and ex-wife Blanche.

Felix is given an opportunity to direct a razor commercial on television, provided that he gets Deacon Jones to appear in it.

Webster's article in the school paper exposes the personal problems of a teacher Katherine is counseling.