Programme de Classic TV: Families

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Felix plans a surprise birthday party for Oscar -who loathes birthday parties.

Allen invites Oscar to be a celebrity contestant on his ABC show, and eager Felix persuades him to accept the offer and to take him along as his partner.

Felix turns to Oscar for help after complaining he no longer can communicate with his daughter.

Webster, Katherine and George help a musician (played by Lee Weaver) make his way to San Francisco to play with his old band at their 40th reunion show.

Webster helps his cousin Nicky, who's afraid to tell his family that he doesn't want to move to Nigeria with them.

An enthusiastic George takes the family on a fishing trip, but all Webster can think about is the fun he could be having with his buddies.

The unconventional methods of Webster's teacher earn him an A from the students and a pink slip from an outraged PTA.

Bobby needs money, so he starts selling hair tonic. Greg decides to buy a bottle right before graduation to help his little brother, but it turns his hair orange.

Carol and Mike wed and the two sets of siblings merge to one family.

Cindy’s lead role in a school play causes a family crisis.

Alice doesn't think the boys need her as much anymore now that Carol is in the house--so she announces that she is leaving.

Ann finds her head, but not her body, in Playpen magazine.

As part of a game show, Ann throws a party for her neighbors and ends up getting her purse stolen.

Ann and Donald go to pre-marital counseling, finding problems that may or may not be there.

Ann is working in a play in St. Louis and has difficulties while visiting Don's parents.

Ann is working in a play in St. Louis and has difficulties while visiting Don's parents. Former St. Louis Cardinals' outfielder Stan Musial appears as himself.

When Oscar's ulcer begins acting up, Felix decides an ocean voyage will do them both good.

To understand each other better, Felix and Oscar reverse their roles -- Felix turning to a slob and Oscar becoming a fussbudget.

Felix gets Oscar in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service.

To raise funds for his financially troubled amateur opera club, Felix induces Oscar to arrange for a gambling event.

After learning that his buddies from school have died, George quits his job and resolves to live life to the hilt.

Webster and Nicky's excitement over a fund-raiser they organized fizzles when the proceeds are stolen.

A weekend at Wisconsin Dells with the parents of Webster's best friend reveals more than Katherine and George want to see, they are nudists.

When George is a flop at predicting football games, he enlists the aid of Katherine, who proves to have an uncanny knack for picking winners.

Bobby needs money, so he starts selling hair tonic. Greg decides to buy a bottle right before graduation to help his little brother, but it turns his hair orange.

Carol and Mike wed and the two sets of siblings merge to one family.

Cindy’s lead role in a school play causes a family crisis.

Alice doesn't think the boys need her as much anymore now that Carol is in the house--so she announces that she is leaving.

Ann finds her head, but not her body, in Playpen magazine.

As part of a game show, Ann throws a party for her neighbors and ends up getting her purse stolen.

Ann and Donald go to pre-marital counseling, finding problems that may or may not be there.

Ann is working in a play in St. Louis and has difficulties while visiting Don's parents.

Ann is working in a play in St. Louis and has difficulties while visiting Don's parents. Former St. Louis Cardinals' outfielder Stan Musial appears as himself.

When Oscar's ulcer begins acting up, Felix decides an ocean voyage will do them both good.

To understand each other better, Felix and Oscar reverse their roles -- Felix turning to a slob and Oscar becoming a fussbudget.

To raise funds for his financially troubled amateur opera club, Felix induces Oscar to arrange for a gambling event.

After learning that his buddies from school have died, George quits his job and resolves to live life to the hilt.

Webster and Nicky's excitement over a fund-raiser they organized fizzles when the proceeds are stolen.

A weekend at Wisconsin Dells with the parents of Webster's best friend reveals more than Katherine and George want to see, they are nudists.

When George is a flop at predicting football games, he enlists the aid of Katherine, who proves to have an uncanny knack for picking winners.

Bobby needs money, so he starts selling hair tonic. Greg decides to buy a bottle right before graduation to help his little brother, but it turns his hair orange.

Carol and Mike wed and the two sets of siblings merge to one family.

Cindy’s lead role in a school play causes a family crisis.

Alice doesn't think the boys need her as much anymore now that Carol is in the house--so she announces that she is leaving.

As part of a game show, Ann throws a party for her neighbors and ends up getting her purse stolen.

Ann and Donald go to pre-marital counseling, finding problems that may or may not be there.

Ann is working in a play in St. Louis and has difficulties while visiting Don's parents.

Ann is working in a play in St. Louis and has difficulties while visiting Don's parents. Former St. Louis Cardinals' outfielder Stan Musial appears as himself.

When Oscar's ulcer begins acting up, Felix decides an ocean voyage will do them both good.

To understand each other better, Felix and Oscar reverse their roles -- Felix turning to a slob and Oscar becoming a fussbudget.

Felix gets Oscar in trouble with the Internal Revenue Service.

To raise funds for his financially troubled amateur opera club, Felix induces Oscar to arrange for a gambling event.

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