Judy suddenly takes the place of an aging performing chimp whose magician owner (Gil Lamb) refuses to accept the truth about his partner.
After Paula punishes a hippopotamus and a donkey for ruining her flowers, the animals escape.
As Joannie watches the movie "Psycho," Nancy's blind date, a Tony Perkins look-alike, arrives.
Abby's divorcing parents visit the Bradfords; the girls' apartment rent forces them to move home.
In an effort to keep the remaining children at home, Tom lifts all house rules and curfews.
Joannie, Susan and Nancy try living on their own in an apartment.
Elizabeth tries to win a dance scholarship; Tommy looks for a way to earn some extra money.
Wanting some time to be alone, Tom and Abby send the kids on a weekend camping trip.
Makayla's attempt to make a positive local change is met with resistance.
A well-meaning Elliot sends Sarah into a tailspin when he reads her poem over the loudspeaker.
Realizing that she's underprepared her team, Alicia aims to course correct before the first debate.
Luke and Terrell shake up the status quo with a lucrative, late night sneaker grab.
Alicia overhauls Elliot's profile in hopes of finding his next match.
Maddie inadvertently exposes a fault in her relationship with Ben.
Ben is secretly hurt when he is left out of the Putney family's Christmas card photo.
When they go house hunting, Casey's unusual taste in homes concerns Mia.
Maddie is surprised when her little sister announces her engagement.
Dr. Tracy agrees to treat an ailing champion Thoroughbred.
Judy keeps an eye on an abandoned cub in the jungle.
Two former convicts plan to return to their comfortable cell.