Mason, who is student teaching one of Tony's college courses, exercises such blatant favoritism toward Tony, his "star pupil," that Tony decides to teach his teacher an important lesson.
Tony helps an angel earn her wings by reuniting Mona and her long-estranged brother in a special celebration of the Christmas spirit.
In this unusual retrospective episode, Samantha disobeys Tony and angrily drives off for a Vermont weekend. Her defiance prompts both father and daughter to reminisce about times they have spent together.
Samantha is thrilled when a modeling job for one of Angela's ad campaigns leads to more work -- and money but Tony is terrified at the prospect of his model daughter living "life in the fast lane."
When the housekeepers in his neighborhood discover that Tony's salary far exceeds theirs, they decide to strike -- with Tony's help.
Tony invites Mason, the 15-year-old "college man" who once had a crush on Samantha, to stay after he gets kicked out of his dorm during finals week. But when Samantha who's going steady with new boyfriend Jesse finds herself attracted to Mason, the sparks fly.
Diligently trying to sway Samantha to include college in her future, Tony is infected by his own enthusiasm and decides to enroll.
Friendship is put to the test when Tony's old singing group gets together once more for a benefit performance to save their old high school from the demolition crew.
When the new man in Samantha's life wants her to be his steady girl, the old man in her life, Tony, feels more than just a little neglected.
When Tony's family from Italy comes to Connecticut for a visit, they are determined to get Angela married off...if not to Tony then to Cousin Maurizio.
When Tony and Angela befriend Kelly, a new-in-town single mother, they became suspicious when she deliberately avoids discussing her past.
Samantha cuts the apron strings when her boss forces her to fire her father in order to keep her own job at a popular, trendy restaurant.
While Angela courts Max Muldoon, a prospective client for her agency, Mona is also interested in him as well...but for very personal reasons.
When Tony vows to get even with the obnoxious kid who rear-ended his prized van, he's unaware that Samantha and her boyfriend, Jesse, have kept from him one very important fact about the accident.
When Tony's old neighborhood pal Mrs. Rossini suddenly finds the responsibility of the family fish market dumped in her lap, Tony steps in and runs the store for her.
A series of accidents temporarily confines Tony to a wheelchair, but things get worse when Angela declares that she's going to nurse him back to health.
When Samantha's grandfather passes away suddenly, Tony is concerned about her unusual reaction to the loss.
When the Parents Association embarks on a fund raising drive, President Tony volun-teers to camp out on a billboard for donation pledges.
Geoffrey pops "the big question," but it's not quite what Angela -- or anyone else, for that matter -- expected.
Tony is pitted against a typing teacher from Brooklyn, nicknamed "The Terminator," in a charity boxing match.