Programação de Classic TV: Families

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Oscar is literally put out when Felix invites his former wife to share the apartment while her house is being painted.

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 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.

Greg casts his family in a movie for a school project.

Marcia falls for a boy who is more interested in bugs than girls.

Greg works part-time at Mike’s architectural firm.

Bobby refuses to share with the girls when he finds $1100.

Peter gets a black eye when he tries to defend his little sister.

Jan feels insecure about her freckles when her crush falls for Marcia.

Running her father's restaurant is tough for Ann and Don after the staff comes down with a virus.

Ann makes friends with royalty and finds that the king is a youngster.

The stag party thrown by Don's buddies costs him his engagement to Ann.

Ann gets a modeling assignment at Belmont Racetrack and Don's buddies get caught up in betting.

Ann is assigned to picket in front of the Newsview Magazine building where Donald works. Donald tries to make amends by inviting his boss to Ann's house for dinner.

Stuck in an elevator, Donald and Ann reminisce about their last five years together.

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.

Felix hears things go bump in the night and is convinced that he and Oscar are sharing their apartment with the ghost of a previous tenant.

When Felix refuses to lend financial assistance to Oscar to back a dubious invention, Oscar finds another way of getting the money.

Greg casts his family in a movie for a school project.

Marcia falls for a boy who is more interested in bugs than girls.

Greg works part-time at Mike’s architectural firm.

Bobby refuses to share with the girls when he finds $1100.

Peter gets a black eye when he tries to defend his little sister.

Jan feels insecure about her freckles when her crush falls for Marcia.

Running her father's restaurant is tough for Ann and Don after the staff comes down with a virus.

Ann makes friends with royalty and finds that the king is a youngster.

The stag party thrown by Don's buddies costs him his engagement to Ann.

Ann gets a modeling assignment at Belmont Racetrack and Don's buddies get caught up in betting.

Ann is assigned to picket in front of the Newsview Magazine building where Donald works. Donald tries to make amends by inviting his boss to Ann's house for dinner.

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.

Felix hears things go bump in the night and is convinced that he and Oscar are sharing their apartment with the ghost of a previous tenant.

When Felix refuses to lend financial assistance to Oscar to back a dubious invention, Oscar finds another way of getting the money.

Greg casts his family in a movie for a school project.

Marcia falls for a boy who is more interested in bugs than girls.

Greg works part-time at Mike’s architectural firm.

Peter gets a black eye when he tries to defend his little sister.

Jan feels insecure about her freckles when her crush falls for Marcia.

Running her father's restaurant is tough for Ann and Don after the staff comes down with a virus.

Ann makes friends with royalty and finds that the king is a youngster.

The stag party thrown by Don's buddies costs him his engagement to Ann.

Ann gets a modeling assignment at Belmont Racetrack and Don's buddies get caught up in betting.

Ann is assigned to picket in front of the Newsview Magazine building where Donald works. Donald tries to make amends by inviting his boss to Ann's house for dinner.

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.

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