This is a Casts-Per-Episodes guide for One Day at a Time. I'll have to do it in parts. I'll also try to add episode descriptions and trivia notes later on.

The number next to the actor is their appearance number. I give any guest that has 2 or more appearances their appearance number. But only for the same character. So, if an actor plays three different characters over the course of the show, I only number them for the same character. Howard Morton is an example. He plays quite a few characters but only repeats as Mr. Butterfield. Thus, I number him when he plays that role and that role only.

#1: Ann’s Decision
Original Airdate: December 16, 1975 (CBS)

Written By: Allan Manings, Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Directed By: Hal Cooper

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (1)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (1)
David Kane … Richard Masur (1)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (1)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (1)

Synopsis:
Ann has to make her first big decision since divorcing her husband and moving her and her two teenage daughters to Indianapolis. When Julie wants to go on a co-ed backpacking trip with a few classmates, Ann tells her she can’t go. This causes an argument between mother and daughter until Julie decides to go back to living with her dad. Ann lets her and Julie takes off. Meanwhile, Ann has David Kane, her divorce lawyer, wanting to marry her, the building superintendent, Schneider, constantly hitting on her, and her other daughter Barbara, all excited about making the basketball team - a day in the life of a divorced, liberated woman! In the end, Julie returns, unable to leave her mom and sister. Ann changes her mind and gives her permission to go on the trip, but Julie calls her friend and tells her she’s not allowed.

Footnotes:
- At the start of the series, Ann is selling Avon. However, with a lousy recession, no one is buying. All she was able to sell was one pair of false eyelashes, a lipstick and some eye shadow… to a man.
- Although Schneider becomes a beloved character, a best friend to Ann and a surrogate father to Julie and Barbara, in the pilot, he comes off more as a bit of a sleaze and a pest. He’s even married. However, his wife is not shown and is quietly dropped by the next episode. In future episodes, Schneider will mention having been married, but it’s stated to be many years prior to this pilot episode.
- David works for the law firm of McInerney, Coleman, Wolf & Schwartz.
- Ann calls her ex-husband on the phone. We’ll meet Ed in episode #14.

Classic Quote:

When David asks Ann why them getting married is silly.

Ann: “I’m 34. You’re 26.”

David: “Wait a minute. I’m almost 27. You’re barely 34. Besides, I look at least 29, you don’t look a day over 30, so really, we’re talking about a difference of a couple of months here.”

#2: Chicago Rendezvous
Original Airdate: December 23, 1975 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Don Richardson

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (2)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (2)
David Kane … Richard Masur (2)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (2)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (2)

Closing Credits Cast:
Steve Blanchard … Lyman Ward

Footnotes:
- Although broadcast second, this was the fourth episode produced, which was after Mackenzie Phillips cut her hair shorter. There is a bit of a continuity error because in the next two episodes, she has longer hair and then short for the rest of this season. I'd suggest placing this episode fourth, but I don't for one reason. That's due to one simple line from Julie: “Did you trust me last week when I wanted to go backpacking on a mountain with three boys?” This was making a reference to the pilot episode. If that happened “last week”, that would make this the next episode. We just have to overlook, this once, her hair going from long to short back to long and back to short.

#3: Jealousy
Original Airdate: December 30, 1975 (CBS)

Written By: Kevin Hopps
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (3)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (3)
David Kane … Richard Masur (3)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (3)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (3)

Closing Credits Cast:
Candy Caruthers … Carla Borelli
Jeff … Rory Stevens

Footnotes:
- Schneider’s phone number is ALL-LOVE. Translation: 255-5683.
- Episodes #72 and #73 (in the fourth season) are also titled “Jealousy”.

#4: How to Succeed Without Trying
Original Airdate: January 6, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Noam Pitlik & Gloria Monty

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (4)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (4)
David Kane … Richard Masur (4)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (4)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (4)

Closing Credits Cast:
Pete Holston … Robert Mandan
The Receptionist … Louisa C. Moritz
Miss Hefley … Sherry Danese

Footnotes:
- The title of this episode is based on the 1967 movie How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

#5: David Loves Ann
Original Airdate: January 13, 1975 (CBS)

Written By: Charlie Hauck
Directed By: Don Richardson

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (5)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (5)
David Kane … Richard Masur (5)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (5)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (5)

#6: Julie’s Best Friend
Original Airdate: January 20, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Edward Kutner, Steve White & Danny Simon
Directed By: Don Richardson

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (6)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (6)
David Kane … Richard Masur (6)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (6)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (6)

#7: Super Blues
Original Airdate: January 27, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Norman Campbell

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (7)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (7)
David Kane … Richard Masur (7)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (7)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (7)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ginny … Fritzi Burr
Fred … Don Diamond
Harold … John O’Leary

Footnotes:
- While Ann and Ed were married for seventeen years, Scheider was married for only three weeks. He mentions having been divorced for ten years. However, he had a wife in the pilot, which was just six episodes ago. So, either his past has been retconned or ten years have passed within six episodes. I’m assuming the former.

#8: All the Way
Original Airdate: February 10, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Howard Ostroff
Directed By: Norman Campbell

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (8)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (8)
David Kane … Richard Masur (8)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (8)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (8)

Closing Credits Cast:
Chuck Butterfield … William Kirby Cullen (1)

#9: Fighting City Hall
Original Airdate: February 17, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: John D. Hess
Directed By: John Robbins

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (9)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (9)
David Kane … Richard Masur (9)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (9)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (9)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Faraday … Ken Olfson
Render … Ivan Bonar
Clark … Laurence Haddon

#10: David Plus Two
Original Airdate: February 24, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Howard Morris

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (10)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (10)
David Kane … Richard Masur (10)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (10)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (10)

Closing Credits Cast:
Denny Barnes … Susan Bay

#11: Julie’s Job
Original Airdate: March 2, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Frank Buxton
Directed By: Howard Morris

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (11)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (11)
David Kane … Richard Masur (11)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (11)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (11)

Closing Credits Cast:
Arnie … Stanley Adams
Young Man … Roy Stuart
4th Man … Joey Forman
Marilyn … Jeannie Linero
1st Man … John Finnegan
Young Woman … Suzanne Somers
3rd Man … Joe Petrullo
2nd Man … Tom Lawrence
Herbie … John Zoller
Hattie … Jessamine Milner

#12: The College Man
Original Airdate: March 9, 1976 (CBS)

Story By: Barry Cherin
Teleplay By: Michael Loman
Directed By: Howard Morris

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (12)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (12)
David Kane … Richard Masur (12)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (12)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (12)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ken Anderson … Robby Benson

#13: Father David
Original Airdate: March 16, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Howard Morris

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (13)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (13)
David Kane … Richard Masur (13)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (13)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (13)

Closing Credits Cast:
Pete Stranton … Donald-Mark Petrie
Stretch … Derek Russell
Sally … Cheryl Robinson
Herbie … David Levy
Tom … Tim Erwin
Chris … Chris Eastland
Lori … Lori Farrow

#14: Dad Comes Back – Part 1
Original Airdate: March 23, 1976 (CBS)

Story By: Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Teleplay By: Dick Bensfield, Perry Grant, Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Directed By: Sandy Kenyon

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (14)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (14)
David Kane … Richard Masur (14)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (14)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (14)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (1)

Footnotes:
- This is the first of 8 appearances by Joseph Campanella as Ed Cooper, Ann’s ex-husband, and father to Julie and Barbara.
- In this episode, Ann gets a job working at Connors and Davenport. We’ll meet Mr. Connors (John Hillerman) in episode #26 and Mr. Davenport (Charles Siebert) in episode #44.


#15: Dad Comes Back – Part 2
Original Airdate: March 30, 1976 (CBS)

Story By: Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Teleplay By: Perry Grant, Dick Bensfield, Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Directed By: Sandy Kenyon

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (15)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (15)
David Kane … Richard Masur (15)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (15)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (15)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (2)

#16: The Runaways – Part 1
Original Airdate: September 28, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (16)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (16)
David Kane … Richard Masur (16)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (16)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (16)

Closing Credits Cast:
Chuck Butterfield … William-Kirby Cullen (2)

#17: The Runaways – Part 2
Original Airdate: October 5, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (17)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (17)
David Kane … Richard Masur (17)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (17)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (17)

Closing Credits Cast:
Chuck Butterfield … William-Kirby Cullen (3)
Hal Butterfield … Howard Morton (1)
Alice Butterfield … K Callan (1)
Beer Belly … Jim B. Smith (voice only) (1)

#18: The Runaways – Part 3
Original Airdate: October 12, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Hebert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (18)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (18)
David Kane … Richard Masur (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (18)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (18)

Closing Credits Cast:
Chuck Butterfield … William-Kirby Cullen (4)
Hal Butterfield … Howard Morton (2)
Alice Butterfield … K Callan (2)
Dan … John Mark Robinson
Mary … Lane Binkley
Beer Belly … Jim B. Smith (voice only) (2/Final)
Rest Stop Rosey … Kelly Britt (voice only)
Used Car Salesman … Jim Isaacs (voice only)
Policeman … Ron Vernan

#19: The Runaways – Part 4
Original Airdate: October 19, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (19)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (19)
David Kane … Richard Masur (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (19)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (19)

Closing Credits Cast:
Chuck Butterfield … William-Kirby Cullen (5/Final)
Hal Butterfield … Howard Morton (3)
Alice Butterfield … K Callan (3)
Derelict … Henry Proach

#20: Barbara’s Emergence
Original Airdate: October 26, 1976 (CBS)

Story By: Kevin Hopps
Teleplay By: Perry Grant, Dick Bensfield & Kevin Hopps
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (20)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (20)
David Kane … Richard Masur (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (20)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (20)

Closing Credits Cast:
Hank Basso … Micheal Goodrow
Bob Morton … John Putch (1)
Pete … Christopher Knight

Footnotes:
- This is the first of 13 appearances by John Putch as Barbara's dopey friend Bob Morton.
- Brady sighting! Christopher Knight, famous for the role of Peter Brady in the 1969-74 sitcom The Brady Bunch, appears in this episode. He's credited as Pete, but his name isn't actually stated in the episode.

#21: David’s New Job – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 9, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (21)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (21)
David Kane … Richard Masur (18)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (21)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (21)

#22: David’s New Job – Part 2
Original Airdate: November 16, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Jack Elinson & Norman Paul
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (22)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (22)
David Kane … Richard Masur (19)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (22)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (22)

Closing Credits Cast:
Reverend Howland … Alan Brasington

Footnotes:
- This is the final episode for Richard Masur (David Kane) as a cast member. He’ll make one last appearance at the end of the sixth season (#136: "Indianapolis Story"), where he unsuccessfully tries again to woo Ann.

#23: The Upholstery Ripoff
Original Airdate: November 23, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: James R. Stein & Bob Illes
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (23)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (23)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (23)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (23)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (1)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Corcoran … Charles White
Mr. Callahan … Tom Lacy

#24: Schneider’s Pride and Joy
Original Airdate: November 30, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Kim Weiskoph & Michael S. Baser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (24)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (24)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (24)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (24)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (2)

Closing Credits Cast:
Harvey Schneider … Mark Hamill

Footnotes:
- A pre-Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill, played Schneider's kleptomaniac nephew.

#25: A Visit from Dad
Original Airdate: December 7, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (25)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (25)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (25)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (25)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (3)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Romano … Al Ruscio
Policeman … Beeson Carroll
John … Derrel Maury (1)

Footnotes:
- This is the only time Al Ruscio plays Ann’s father. However, the character shows up one more time, played by Jeff Corey, in episode #88. Recasting guest star parents seems to be a common thing in sitcoms. For example, Darrin Stephens had two fathers on Bewitched, Pam Beasly had two moms on The Office and Topanga Lawrence had three dads and two moms on Boy Meets World.

#26: The Maestro
Original Airdate: December 14, 1976 (CBS)

Written By: Gy Waldron
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (26)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (26)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (26)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (26)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (4)

Closing Credits Cast:
Byron De Veer … David Dukes
Mr. Connors … John Hillerman (1)
Photographer … Dennis Burkley

#27: Happy New Year
Original Airdate: December 28, 1976 (CBS)

Story By: Jack Elinson, Norman Paul, Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Teleplay By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (27)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (27)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (27)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (27)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (5)

Closing Credits Cast:
Orville … Dick O’Neill (1)
Clifford … Fred Stuthman
Mrs. Peabody … Nedra Volz

Footnotes:
- Julie and Barbara give a classic performance singing the song "Don't Go Breaking My Heart", dressed as Kiki Dee and Elton John.


#28: Julie’s Decision – Part 1
Original Airdate: January 4, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (28)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (28)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (28)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (28)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (6)

Closing Credits Cast:
Celia … Kate Sarchet
Jeff … Stuart Lee (1)
Mr. Klaggett … MacIntyre Dixon (1)

Footnotes:
- This episode has an alternate title, "J.C. and Julie".

#29: Julie’s Decision – Part 2
Original Airdate: January 11, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (29)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (29)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (29)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (29)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (7)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Klaggett … MacIntyre Dixon (2/Final)
Jeff … Stuart Lee (2/Final)
Janet … Marianne Ludwig

Footnotes:
- This episode features the first time Ann gives her classic drawn out delivery of the line "Oh my God."

#30: The New Car
Original Airdate: January 18, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: James R. Stein & Robert Illes
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (30)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (30)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (30)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (30)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (ABSENT)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (3)
Bob Morton … John Putch (2)

#31: Schneider Loves Ginny
Original Airdate: January 25, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (31)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (31)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (31)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (31)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (8)

Closing Credits Cast:
Paco … Andre Pavon
Beer Belly … Lee McLaughlin

- This episode features the first time Schneider says “Don’t ever forget and please always remember.”
- Jim B. Smith voiced the role of Beer Belly in a couple of the “Julie Runs Away” episodes. He’s heard, but not seen. Lee McLaughlin plays the role in this episode, however, he doesn’t have any lines. He’s seen but not heard. Both are cast aside for Chuck McCann who plays Beer Belly three times during the sixth and seventh seasons. He’s both heard and seen!

#32: Ginny’s Child
Original Airdate: February 1, 1977 (CBS)

Story By: Norman Paul & Jack Elinson
Teleplay By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (32)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (32)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (32)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (32)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (9)

Closing Credits Cast:
Frank … Dick Van Patten

Footnotes:
- Dick Van Patten (December 9, 1928 - June 23, 2015) is best remembered as Tom Bradford, the father on the hit ABC dramedy, Eight Is Enough.

#33: Julie’s Operation
Original Airdate: February 8, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Hebert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (33)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (33)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (33)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (33)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (10)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Ronnie Blanchard … Tom Fitzsimmons
Dr. Danworth … George Petrie
Nurse … Fran Ryan
De. Stockley … Bill Hunt

#34: The Traveling Salesperson
Original Airdate: February 15, 1977 (CBS)

Story By: Carol Gary
Teleplay By: Joseph Bonaduce & Carol Gary
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (34)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (34)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (34)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (34)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (11)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Al Connors … John Hillerman (2)
Mr. Harkins … Tom Tarpey

#35: The Butterfields
Original Airdate: February 22, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Jack Elinson & Norman Paul
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (35)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (35)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (35)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (35)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (12)

Closing Credits Cast:
Hal Butterfield … Howard Morton (4/Final)
Alice Butterfield … K Callan (4/Final)

Footnotes:
- This is Howard Morton's last appearance as Hal Butterfield. However, he'll show up two more times as different characters. In season seven's "Stick 'em Up", he plays Barbara's boss, Mr. Erskine, and in season eight's "Honeymoon II", he plays hotel employee, Grady.

#36: Barbara Plus Two
Original Airdate: March 1, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (36)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (36)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (36)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (36)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (ABSENT)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (3)
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (1)

#37: The Singles Bar
Original Airdate: March 8, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce & Bruce Howard
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (37)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (37)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (37)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (37)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (13/Final)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ellie … Gwyda Donhowe
Bill … Roy Stuart
Phyllis McDermott … Conchata Ferrell
Dentist … Johnny Haymer
Jim … Wil Albert
Quinn … Quinn O’Hara

Footnotes:
- Conchata Ferrell (March 28, 1943 - October 12, 2020) is best remembered as Charlie's sarcastic housekeeper, Berta, in all twelve seasons of the hit CBS sitcom, Two and a Half Men.

#38: The College Question
Original Airdate: March 15, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Rick Mittleman
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (38)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (38)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (38)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (38)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (ABSENT)

Classic Quote:
Schneider: “You know, you young women today, you really got it easy. I mean a woman goes to college today, she can study absolutely anything she wants: law, medicine, engineering. It’s terrific. I mean that way when your husband comes home at night, at least you’ll know what he’s talking about.”


#39: The Girls Alone
Original Airdate: March 22, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (39)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (39)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (39)
Ginny Wrobliki … Mary Louise Wilson (ABSENT)

#40: The Older Man – Part 1
Original Airdate: September 27, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (40)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (40)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (39)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (40)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Paul Curran … Jim Hutton (1)
Mrs. Martin … Judy Lewis
Penny … Penelope Sudrow

Footnotes:
- Jim Hutton (Dr. Paul Curran) was the father of actor Timothy Hutton. Timothy would go on to work opposite Valerie Bertinelli in her first TV movie, Young Love, First Love in November of 1979. Sadly, Jim Hutton didn't live to see it, as he passed away on June 2, 1979 at the age of 45.

#41: The Older Man – Part 2
Original Airdate: October 4, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (41)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (41)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (40)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (41)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Paul Curran … Jim Hutton (2)
John … Derrel Maury (2)
Marion … Sue Ann Gilfillan
Waiter … Joseph Della Sorte

#42: The Older Man – Part 3
Original Airdate: October 11, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (42)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (42)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (41)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (42)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Paul Curran … Jim Hutton (3)
John … Derrel Maury (3)

#43: The Older Man – Part 4
Original Airdate: October 18, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (43)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (43)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (42)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (43)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Paul Curran … Jim Hutton (4/Final)
Ed Cooper … Joe Campanella (4)

#44: Ann’s Out-of-Town Client
Original Airdate: October 25, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (44)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (44)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (43)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (44)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Quincy … Edward Andrews
Mr. Jerry Davenport … Charles Siebert (1)
Polly Jackson … Marie Reynolds
Dora … Adina Ross (1)
Woman … Teresa Parker
Waitress … Nancy Throckmorton

#45: Bob Loves Barbara
Original Airdate: November 1, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Jack Elinson & Norman Paul
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (45)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (45)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (44)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (45)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (4)
Roger Altman … Ray Underwood

#46: The Second Mrs. Cooper
Original Airdate: November 8, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (46)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (46)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (45)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (46)

Closing Credits Cast:
Vickie Cooper … Fawne Harriman

#47: The Ghost Writer
Original Airdate: November 22, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (47)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (47)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (46)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (47)

Closing Credits Cast:
Miss Harriet Loring … Alice Ghostley (1)

Footnotes:/B]
- Alice Ghostley (August 14, 1923 - September 21, 2007) is best known to TV audiences as the bumbling witch Ezmeralda on the later seasons of Bewitched, as well as Bernice Clifton in the 1986-93 sitcom, Designing Women.

[B]#48: Barbara’s Friend – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 29, 1977 (CBS)

Story By: Michael S. Baser & Kim Weiskopf
Teleplay By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (48)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (48)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (47)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (48)

Closing Credits Cast:
Melanie Walsh … Lindsay V. Jones (1)
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (2)

#49: Barbara’s Friend – Part 2
Original Airdate: December 12, 1977 (CBS)

Story By: Michael S. Baser & Kim Weiskopf
Teleplay By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (49)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (49)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (48)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (49)

Closing Credits Cast:
Russell Walsh … Richard Venture
Elizabeth Walsh … Nina Wilcox
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (3)
Melanie Walsh … Lindsay V. Jones (2)
Doctor … Dana Gladstone

#50: Schneider’s Kid
Original Airdate: December 13, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (50)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (50)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (49)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (50)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ronnie Baxter … Darrell Larson
John … Derrel Maury (4)

#51: Ann’s Crisis
Original Airdate: December 27, 1977 (CBS)

Written By: Joan Desberg Greenberg & Jennie Blackton
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (51)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (51)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (50)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (51)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Harold Granger … Charlie Brill
Dora … Adina Ross (2)
Cindy … Sally Hightower

#52: The Race Driver – Part 1
Original Airdate: January 3, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Gy Waldron
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (52)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (52)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (51)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (52)

Closing Credits Cast:
Cam Randolph … Peter Jason (1)
Dixie … Quinn O’Hara

#53: The Race Driver – Part 2
Original Airdate: January 10, 1978 (CBS)

Story By: Gy Waldron
Teleplay By: Gy Waldron & Kristan Kincaid
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (53)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (53)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (52)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (53)

Closing Credits Cast:
Cam Randolph … Peter Jason (2)

#54: Ann’s Secretary
Original Airdate: January 17, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Pat Harrington, Jr. & James Burr Johnson
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (54)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (54)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (53)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (54)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Jerry Davenport … Charles Siebert (2)
Leslie Cook … Lane Binkley
Hortense Guersey … Gloria LeRoy
Mrs. Shaddock … Ellen Travolta

#55: Barbara’s Rebellion
Original Airdate: January 30, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (55)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (55)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (54)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (55)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (5)
Motel Clerk … Louis Guss
Detective … Michael Alldredge

#56: The New Owner
Original Airdate: February 6, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (56)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (55)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (56)

Closing Credits Cast:
Rose Stegemuller … Jan Miner

#57: Ann’s Competitor
Original Airdate: February 13, 1978 (CBS)

Story By: Joseph Bonaduce
Teleplay By: Bud Wiser & Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (57)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (56)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (56)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (57)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Jerry Davenport … Charles Siebert (3)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (1)

#58: The Dress Designer
Original Airdate: February 27, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (58)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (57)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (57)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (58)

Closing Credits Cast:
Eve … Fran Ryan
Chris … Gay Rowan

#59: Take the Money
Original Airdate: March 6, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Arnold Horwitt
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (59)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (58)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (58)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (59)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bank Teller … William Bogert
Bank Guard … J. Christopher Sullivan

#60: Barbara the Fink
Original Airdate: March 13, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (60)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (59)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (59)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (60)

Closing Credits Cast:
Miss Harriet Loring … Alice Ghostley (2)
John … Derrel Maury (5/Final)
Eileen … Kimberly Webster
Perry … Meegan King

#61: Julie’s Big Move – Part 1
Original Airdate: March 20, 1978 (CBS)

Story By: Kristan Kincaide & Gy Waldron
Teleplay By: Kristan Kincaide, Gy Waldron & Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (61)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (60)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (60)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (61)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bunny … Constance Forslund (1)
Carl … Richard Bekins
Roddy … Michael Niederman
Skip … Lloyd Bremseth (1)

#62: Julie’s Big Move – Part 2
Original Airdate: March 27, 1978 (CBS)

Story By: Kristan Kincaide & Gy Waldron
Teleplay By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Herbert Kenwith

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (62)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (61)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (61)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (62)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bunny … Constance Forslund (2/Final)
Skip … Lloyd Bremseth (2/Final)
Jimmy … Andrew Masset

#63: Ann, the Father
Original Airdate: April 3, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (63)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (62)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (62)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (63)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (6)
Mr. Charles Morton … William Schallert
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (4)

#64: Father, Dear Father – Part 1
Original Airdate: September 18, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (64)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (63)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (63)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (64)

Closing Credits Cast:
Jack … Mark Montgomery (1)
Norman … Sean Michael Kelly (1)
Waitress … Camilla Carr (1)
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (5)

#65: Father, Dear Father – Part 2
Original Airdate: September 25, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (65)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (64)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (64)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (65)

Closing Credits Cast:
Jack … Mark Montgomery (2/Final)
Norman … Sean Michael Kelly (2/Final)
Camilla Carr … Waitress (2/Final)
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (6)

#66: Ann’s Friend
Original Airdate: October 2, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Anne Convy & Mitzi McCall
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (66)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (65)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (65)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (66)

Closing Credits Cast:
Joyce Emerson … Arlene Golonka
Fred Emerson … James Karen

#67: Bob’s New Girl
Original Airdate: October 16, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Jack Elinson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (67)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (66)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (66)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (67)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (7)
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (5)
Peggy … Elissa Leeds

#68: Schneider’s Helper
Original Airdate: October 23, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (68)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (67)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (68)

Closing Credits Cast:
Jackie … Brad Rearden

#69: Yes, Sir, That’s My Baby
Original Airdate: November 6, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (69)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (67)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (68)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (69)

Closing Credits Cast:
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (6/Final)
Sally Chadwick … Elizabeth Raines
Michael Chadwick … Estee & Joanna Liebross

#70: The Dating Game
Original Airdate: November 13, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Gladys Christman
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (70)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (68)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (69)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (70)

Closing Credits Cast:
August LaRocca … Nicolas Coster
Waiter … Joseph R. Sicari (1)

#71: Peabody’s War
Original Airdate: November 20, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Pat Harrington, Jr. & James Burr Johnson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (71)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (69)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (70)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (71)

Closing Credits Cast:
Harvey Peabody … J. Pat O’Malley
Chet Bradley … Cliff Norton
Lt. Harper … Ron Prince
Cameraman … Joseph Taggart
Soundman … W. Perren Page

#72: Jealousy – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 27, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (72)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (70)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (71)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (72)

Closing Credits Cast:
Doug … Greg Evigan (1)
Brian … Randy Brooks (1)
Lee … Steve Bonino (1)

#73: Jealousy – Part 2
Original Airdate: December 4, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (73)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (71)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (72)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (73)

Closing Credits Cast:
Doug … Greg Evigan (2/Final)
Brian … Randy Brooks (2/Final)
Lee … Steve Bonino (2/Final)

#74: The Arab Connection
Original Airdate: December 11, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Doug Bailey
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (74)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (72)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (73)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (74)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Jerry Davenport … Charles Siebert (4)
Abdul Ben Halmi … Aharon Impale
TV Newscaster … Jack Wells

#75: Hold the Mustard
Original Airdate: December 18, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (75)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (73)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (74)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (75)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (8)
Mr. Olsen … Vernon Weddle
Tom … Sean Michael Kelly
John … Brad M. Bucklin
Sally … Nona Manning

#76: Girl Talk
Original Airdate: December 25, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (76)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (74)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (75)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (76)

#77 - #78: The Married Man – Parts 1 & 2
Original Airdate: January 17, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo, Dinah Kirgo & Ed Jurist
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (77, 78)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (75, 76)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (76, 77)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (77, 78)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mark Harrison … David Spielberg (1, 2)

#79: The Married Man – Part 3
Original Airdate: January 24, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (79)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (77)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (78)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (79)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mark Harrison … David Spielberg (3/Final)
Bernie … Jack Dodson

#80: Going Nowhere
Original Airdate: January 31, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Jerry Winnick
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (80)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (78)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (79)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (80)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bernard Shapiro … Jay Leno
Receptionist … Ella Raino Edwards

#81: Francine Strikes Again
Original Airdate: February 7, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (81)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (79)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (80)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (81)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (2)
Mr. Jerry Davenport … Charles Siebert (5)
Albert Rutledge … Edward Grover

#82: The Dental Hygienist
Original Airdate: February 14, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (82)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (80)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (81)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (82)

Closing Credits Cast:
Cynthia Morgan … Teri Ralston (1)

#83: The Piano Teacher
Original Airdate: February 21, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (83)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (81)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (83)

Closing Credits Cast:
Victor Mulhern … Steve Franken
Tommy … Marcello Krakoff

#84: The Broken Nose
Original Airdate: February 28, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (84)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (82)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (84)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (9)
Dr. Samuel Fairmont … Jay Gerber
Chuck … David Footman
Dave … Scott Garrett
Tiny … Tim Erwin
Woman … Bella Bruck

#85: Mad for Each Other
Original Airdate: March 7, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (85)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (82)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (83)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (85)

Closing Credits Cast:
Nick Jamison … Wayne Powers
Dan Spinner … Hilly Hicks
Tom … Johnny Timko

#86: The Graduation
Original Airdate: March 21, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (86)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (83)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (84)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (86)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (1)
Grandma Estelle Cooper … Anne Seymour

#87: Fear of Success
Original Airdate: March 25, 1979 (CBS)

Story By: Judy Friend & Ron Bloomberg
Teleplay By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (87)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (84)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (85)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (87)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Jerry Davenport … Charles Siebert (6/Final)
Mr. Howard Jenkins … Norman Alden
Herb Bellows … Richard McKenzie
Sonja Freemont … Tamara Long
Ted Kalkin … Beeson Carroll

#88: Grandma Leaves Grandpa
Original Airdate: April 8, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Dinah Kirgo, Julie Kirgo, Ron Bloomberg & Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (88)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (85)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (86)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (88)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (2)
Mr. Romano … Jeff Corey
Messenger … Melonie Magruder

#89: Schneider Gets Fired
Original Airdate: April 15, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Kathryn Reback
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (89)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (86)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (87)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (89)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Sam Larson … Ronnie Schell
Mrs. Platt … Allison McKay
Mr. Platt … John Furlong

#90: Back to School
Original Airdate: September 30, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (90)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (87)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (88)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (90)

Closing Credits Cast:
Professor Bradley … Ivor Francis
Elliot Newcombe … Steven Anderson (1)
Lynn … Karen Knotts

#91: Pressure
Original Airdate: October 7, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (91)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (88)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (89)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (91)

Closing Credits Cast:
Brad … Bob Harders

#92: Julie’s Wedding – Part 1
Original Airdate: October 14, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (92)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (89)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (90)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (92)

Closing Credits Cast:
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (1)
Fred Clinton … Morgan Stevens (1)
The Cabbie … Michael Goldfinger

#93: Julie’s Wedding – Part 2
Original Airdate: October 21, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (93)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (90)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (91)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (93)

Closing Credits Cast:
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (2)
Fred Clinton … Morgan Stevens (2/Final)
The Minister … George Pentecost
Emily … Peggy Rea
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (3)

#94: Home Again, Home Again
Original Airdate: October 28, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (94)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (91)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (92)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (3)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (94)

#95: Between Mother and Daughter
Original Airdate: November 4, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (95)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (92)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (93)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (95)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Grayson … Bruce Solomon
The Waiter … Joseph R. Sicari
Lady #2 … Nedra Volz
Lady #1 … Helen Kleeb
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (4)

#96: Small Wonder
Original Airdate: November 11, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (96)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (93)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (94)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (96)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ted Loomis … David Coburn (1)
Scott … Kevin O’Brien
Joe … John Fragnoli
The Waitress … Cam Roberts

#97: Et Tu, Ann
Original Airdate: November 25, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Linda Marsh & Margie Peters
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (97)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (94)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (95)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (4)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (97)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Connors … John Hillerman (3)
Craig Simmons … Gary Dontzig

#98: A Little Larceny
Original Airdate: December 2, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (98)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (95)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (96)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (5)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (98)

Closing Credits Cast:
The Captain … Dana Elcar
The Desk Sergeant … Ernie Hudson
Parsons … Terry Kiser (1)

#99: Heart Attack
Original Airdate: December 9, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Bob Blaubitz
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (99)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (96)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (97)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (6)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (99)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Bradshaw … Yvonne Wilder
The Nurse … Fran Bennett
The Man … Tom Linton

#100: Male Jealousy
Original Airdate: December 16, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Winston Moss
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (100)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (97)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (98)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (7)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (100)

#101: Happy New Year II
Original Airdate: December 30, 1979 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (101)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (99)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (8)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (101)

Closing Credits Cast:
Orville … Dick O’Neill (2)
Emily … Nedra Volz (1)
Glenda … Helen Kleeb
Homer … David Fresco
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (5)

#102: Schneider, the Model
Original Airdate: January 6, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: James Burr Johnson & Pat Harrington, Jr.
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (102)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (98)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (100)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (9)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (102)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dudley Grant … Bo Kaprall

#103: Triple Play
Original Airdate: January 27, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (103)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (101)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (103)

Closing Credits Cast:
Arnold Bates … Rick Lenz
Veronica … Beverly Sanders
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (6)

#104: So Long, Mom
Original Airdate: February 3, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (104)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (102)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (10)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (104)

#105: Old Horizons
Original Airdate: February 10, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (105)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (103)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (105)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Connors … John Hillerman (4)
Mr. Raymond … Joey Forman
Mr. Barofsky … Barney Phillips
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (7)

#106: Endless Elliot
Original Airdate: February 17, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (106)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (104)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (106)

Closing Credits Cast:
Elliot Newcombe … Steven Anderson (2)
Greg Luther … Rene Lamart

#107 - #108: Retrospective
Original Airdate: February 24, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Jac Elinson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (107, 108)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (99, 100)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (105, 106)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT. ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (107, 108)

#109: Girl with a Past
Original Airdate: March 2, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Margie Peters & Linda Marsh
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (109)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (101)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (107)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (11)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (109)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (10)
Claudia Faraday … Amy Gibson

#110: Perils of Plastic
Original Airdate: March 9, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Gary Jacobs
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (110)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (102)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (12)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (110)

Closing Credits Cast:
The Waiter … Joseph R. Sacari (2)
The Bill Collector … Stanley Brock

#111: No Laughing Matter
Original Airdate: March 16, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Bill Reed
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (111)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (108)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (111)

Closing Credits Cast:
Artie Morgan … Charlie Brill
The Blonde … Lee Crawford
The Waitress … Peggy Frees

#112: Connors’ Crisis
Original Airdate: March 23, 1980 (CBS)

Story By: Linda Marsh & Margie Peters
Teleplay By: Ron Bloomberg, Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (112)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (109)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (112)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Connors … John Hillerman (5)
Tina … Barbara Sharma
The Bartender … William Pierson

#113: Grecian Yearn
Original Airdate: March 30, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Dinah Kirgo & Julie Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (113)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (110)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (113)

Closing Credits Cast:
Professor Kaufman … Andrew Prine
Elliot Newcombe … Steven Anderson (3/Final)
The Girl … Sally Julian

#114: Pen Pals
Original Airdate: April 6, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (114)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (111)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (13)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (114)

Closing Credits Cast:
Parsons … Terry Kiser (2)
Mel … Marty Zagon
The Officer … Brad Trumbell

#115: The Spirit Is Willing
Original Airdate: April 13, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (115)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (112)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (14)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (115)

Closing Credits Cast:
Lady … Bella Bruck
Cynthia Morgan … Teri Ralston (2/Final)

#116: Teacher’s Pet
Original Airdate: November 9, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Dinah Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (116)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (113)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (116)

Closing Credits Cast:
Professor Bar … Lawrence Pressman
Sylvia … Wesley Ann Pfenning

#117: The Amarillo Connection
Original Airdate: November 16, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (117)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (114)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (117)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Connors … John Hillerman (6/Final)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (3)
Charlie … Richard Erdman
Stuart … Andrew J. Lederer

#118: Ann Meets Nick – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 23, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (118)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (115)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (118)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Burgey … Leonard Stone
The Interviewer … Bob McClurg
Carlos … Tommy Aguilar
The Secretary … Joni Demarest
Mr. Hamilton … Kip King
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (1)

#119: Ann Meets Nick – Part 2
Original Airdate: November 30, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (119)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (116)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (119)

Closing Credits Cast:
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (1)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (2)

#120: Farewell, My Suite
Original Airdate: December 7, 1980 (CBS)

Story By: Bud Wiser, Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Teleplay By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (120)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (117)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (3)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (120)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dewey Laughton … Brian Patrick Clarke
Officer Preston … Darrell Fetty

#121: Merry Widow
Original Airdate: December 14, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Annie Caroline Schuller
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (121)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (118)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (121)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (8)

#122: The Drop Out
Original Airdate: December 21, 1980 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (122)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (119)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (4)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (122)

Closing Credits Cast:
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (2)
Mr. Parmington … Anthony Holland
The Manager … Dave Shelley
Mel … Steve Doubet

#123: A Shot in the Dark
Original Airdate: January 4, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Diana Kirgo & Julie Kirgo
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (123)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (120)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (3)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (123)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dave Wood … Terry Wills
Joanne Wood … Gwynne Gilford

#124: Sunday Father
Original Airdate: January 11, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Annie Caroline Schuler
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (124)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (121)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (5)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (4)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (124)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Pierson … Patrick Cronin
Jason … K.C. Martel
Joyce … Bobbi Jordan
The Teen Boy … Wendell Baker

#125: November Song – Part 1
Original Airdate: January 18, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Pat Harrington, Jr. & James-Burr Johnson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (125)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (122)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (6)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (5)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (125)

Closing Credits Cast:
Jeannie Foster … Sally Klein (1)
Brad Donahue … Bob Neill (1)

#126: November Song – Part 2
Original Airdate: January 18, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Pat Harrington, Jr. & James-Burr Johnson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (126)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (123)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (7)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (6)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (126)

Closing Credits Cast:
Jeannie Foster … Sally Klein (2/Final)
Brad Donahue … Bob Neill (2/Final)

#127: Five Fingered Discount
Original Airdate: February 1, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Alfred Wilson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (127)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (124)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (127)

Closing Credits Cast:
The Guard … Billy Beck
The Clerk … Bill Cort
The Chief … Richard X. Slattery
The Boy … John Louie
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (9)

#128: I Do, I Do
Original Airdate: January 15, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield, Perry Grant & Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (128)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (125)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (8)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (7)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (128)

Closing Credits Cast:
Eduardo Diaz … Rocky Echvarria
Joan … Diane Diefendorf
Carolyn … Patty Dworkin
Fran … Ann Ryerson
Robin … Debbie Zipp
The Judge … John O’Leary
The Guard … Ralph Manza

#129: A Tiny Romance
Original Airdate: February 22, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (129)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (126)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (9)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (8)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (129)

Closing Credits Cast:
Brenda … Jean Busada
The Waiter … Jeff Doucette

#130: Out of Bounds
Original Airdate: March 8, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (130)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (127)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (130)

Closing Credits Cast:
Beerbelly … Chuck McCann (1)
Selma … Beverly Sanders
The Waiter … Joseph R. Sicari (4/Final)

#131: Once a Mom
Original Airdate: March 15, 1981 (CBS)

Story By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Teleplay By: David Silverman & Stephen Sustarsic
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (131)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (128)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (10)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (131)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Helen … Elizabeth Kerr
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (10)

#132: Alex’s Project
Original Airdate: April 5, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Stephen Sustarsic & David Silverman
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (132)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (129)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (11)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (9)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (132)

#133: Caveat Emptor
Original Airdate: April 5, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser & Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (133)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (130)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (12)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (10)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (133)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Tiller … William Windom
Manny Mancusco … Cliff Norton

#134: Small Wonder II
Original Airdate: April 19, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Julie Kirgo & Diana Kirgo
Directed By: Asaad Kelada

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (134)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (131)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (11)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (134)

Closing Credits Cast:
Randolph Ericson … Keenan Wynn
Roger Buckley … Richard Kline
Ted Loomis … David Coburn (2/Final)
April … Lee Crawford
Janis … Sally Julian
Robert … Jeff Doucette
Customer #1 … Judy Kerr
Customer #2 … Lonnie Bradford

#135: Wicked Ann
Original Airdate: May 3, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (135)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (132)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (13)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (12)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (135)

Closing Credits Cast:
Gypsy Violinist #1 … Frank DeVol
Violinist #2 … Harold Green
#136: Indianapolis Story
Original Airdate: May 10, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg & Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (136)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (133)
Nick Handris … Ron Rifkin (14/Final)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (13)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (136)

Closing Credits Cast:
David Kane … Richard Masur (20/Final)

#137: Alex Moves In
Original Airdate: October 11, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Stephen Sustarsic & David Silverman
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (137)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (14)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (137)

Closing Credits Cast:
Felicia … Elinor Donahue
Mr. Roberts … Kip King (1)

#138: Airport
Original Airdate: October 18, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Arnold Kane
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (138)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (134)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (15)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (138)

Closing Credits Cast:
Steve Smith … Bobby Di Cicco
Paula … Patch Mackenzie
Stephanie … Traci Lee Briggs
Dottie … Julie Amato
The Airline Attendant … Gregg Berger
Stephanie’s Father … Frank Miller
Stephanie’s Mother … Patricia Elmore
The Lady … Bunny Sumers

#139: Shake Hands
Original Airdate: October 25, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (139)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (16)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (139)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (4)
Bob Morton … John Putch (11)
Gilbert Reed … Warren Munson
The Waiter … John Densmore

#140: Julie Shows Up – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 8, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (140)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (135)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (17)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (140)

Closing Credits Cast:
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (103)
Kathy … Kelly Harmon
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (15)

#141: Julie Shows Up – Part 2
Original Airdate: November 15, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant& Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (141)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (136)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (18)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (141)

Closing Credits Cast:
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (104)
Gloria … Rosalind Chao
Grace … Deborah Geffner
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (16)

#142: Dinner at Seven – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 29, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (142)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (137)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (19)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (142)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (1)

#143: Dinner at Seven – Part 2
Original Airdate: December 6, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (143)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (138)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (20)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (143)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (5)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (2)
The Professor … Peter Hobbs
Robert … Marcelli Krakoff

#144: Plain Favorite
Original Airdate: December 20, 1981 (CBS)

Written By: Anthony Bonaduce & Celia Bonaduce
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (144)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (139)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (21)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (144)

Closing Credits Cast:
Maxine Meeps … Victoria Carroll
Sophie … Gretchen Corbett
Roscoe … Larry Gelman (1)
Ralph … Jack Knight
The Woman … Patti Mariano
Beerbelly … Chuck McCann (2)

#145: Alex’s First Love
Original Airdate: December 27, 1981 (CBS)

Story By: Christine Tibbles
Teleplay By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (145)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (140)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (22)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (145)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Boyer … Terry McGovern
Joanne … Kelly Gallagher

#146: Not So Silent Partner
Original Airdate: January 3, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Stephen Sustarsic & David Silverman
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (146)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (141)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (23)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (146)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (6)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (3)
Roscoe … Larry Gelman (2/Final)
Jerry … Ed E. Carroll

#147: Gift Horses
Original Airdate: January 17, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (147)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (142)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (147)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (11)
Grandma Cooper … Priscilla Morrill
The Mover … Frank Farmer

#148: Stick ‘em Up
Original Airdate: January 24, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Arnold Kane
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (148)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (143)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (148)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (12)
The Gunman … Michael Cavanaugh
Mr. Erskine … Howard Morton
Charlie … Jan Rabson
Sam … Ric Addison
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (12)

#149: Ann the Failure
Original Airdate: January 31, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (149)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (144)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (24)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (149)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (13)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (4)

#150: Grandma’s Nest Egg
Original Airdate: February 7, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (150)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (145)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (25)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (150)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (7)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (14)
Gus Webster … Van Johnson

#151: Barbara’s Crisis
Original Airdate: February 21, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Anne Convy & Mitzi McCall
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (151)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (146)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (26)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (151)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (5)

#152: Mrs. O’Leary’s Kid
Original Airdate: March 7, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (152)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (147)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (27)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (152)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Roberts … Kip King (2)
Mrs. Cashman … Sue Ann Gilfillan
Jeff Feister … Marc Price
Karen … Carlena Gower

#153: Diamonds Are Forever
Original Airdate: March 14, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Hollace White & Stephanie Garman
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (153)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (148)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (28)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (153)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (15)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (6)

#154: The Defector
Original Airdate: March 21, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Jordan Moffet
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (154)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (149)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (29)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (154)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Kolinski … Michael Pataki
Olga … Marta Ferguson
Lydia … Diane Kay Grant
Tamara … Kathy Hindman
Irina … Gloria Jean Morrison
Lara … Sunny Wilkinson

#155: Meow, Meow
Original Airdate: March 28, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (155)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (150)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (30)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (155)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (8)
Clint Wilkens … John Ericson

#156: Hardball
Original Airdate: April 4, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Elias Davis & David Pollock
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (156)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (31)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (156)

Closing Credits Cast:
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (17)
Frankie … Damon Raskin
Toffler … Jill Tyler
Fleming … Troy Brown

#157: Vegas – Part 1
Original Airdate: April 11, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (157)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (151)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (32)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (157)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (7)
Stan … Bobby Ramsen
Jill … June Berry
The Bellhop … Ralph Manza

#158: Vegas – Part 2
Original Airdate: April 18, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (158)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (152)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (33)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (158)

Closing Credits Cast:
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (105)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (8)
The Stickman … John Thompson
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (18)

#159: Orville and Emily
Original Airdate: May 2, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (159)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (153)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (34)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (159)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (9)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (19)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (9)
Orville … Dick O’Neill (3)
Emily … Nedra Volz (2)
Homer … David Fresco
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (16)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (106)

#160: Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow
Original Airdate: May 9, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: David Silverman & Stephen Sustarsic
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (160)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (154)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (35)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (160)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (17)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (10)
The Doctor … Dr. Howard Milus
Nurse #1 … Nancy Carlson
Nurse #2 … Barbara Fernald

#161: It’s In the Cards
Original Airdate: May 16, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Ron Bloomberg
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (161)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (155)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (161)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Roberts … Kip King (3/Final)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (18)

#162: The Perfect Wedding – Part 1
Original Airdate: September 26, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Bernie Thomann
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (162)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (155)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (36)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (10)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (10)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (107)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (20)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (162)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (7)
Marge Royer ... Claudette Nevins (1)
Father Latwell … Angus Duncan (1)
Charles Tilson … Christopher Thomas
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (18)

#163: The Perfect Wedding – Part 2
Original Airdate: October 3, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Bernie Thomann
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (163)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (156)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (37)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (11)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (11)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (108)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (21)
Barbara Cooper/Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (163)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ed Cooper … Joseph Campanella (8/Final)
Marge Royer … Claudette Nevins (2)
Jeff … Jerry Houser (1)
Hal … Thom Bray
Father Latwell … Angus Duncan (2/Final)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (19)

#164: The Honeymoon Is Over
Original Airdate: October 10, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (165)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (157)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (38)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (12)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (165)

Closing Credits Cast:
Eloise … Susan Richardson
Jeff … Jerry Houser (2)
Hal … Thom Bray (2)

#165: Catcher in the Mud
Original Airdate: October 17, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: James Burr Johnson & Pat Harrington, Jr.
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (165)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (158)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (39)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (165)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (13)
Beerbelly … Chuck McCann (3)
Tony … Bobby Ramsen
Ralph … Fredd Wayne
Everett … James Gallery
The M.C. … Billy Sands

#166: Last Time I Saw Paris
Original Airdate: October 24, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Mitzi McCall & Annie Convy
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (166)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (159)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (40)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (12)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (14)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (166)

Closing Credits Cast:
Doctor Dubois … David Olivier
The Nurse … Lilyan Chauvin
The Bellboy … Jay Bell

#167: Auntie Francine
Original Airdate: October 31, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Jill Gordan
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (167)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (160)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (41)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (167)

Closing Credits Cast:
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (13)
Andrew Grumm … Gerald Gordon

#168: Lovers & Other Parents
Original Airdate: November 7, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (168)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (161)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (42)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (15)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (168)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (1)
Melissa Layton … Eve Plumb
The Girl … Rosanna Locke
The Waitress … Gracia Lee

#169: Miracle of Birth – Part 1
Original Airdate: November 21, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (169)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (162)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (43)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (16)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (109)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (22)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (169)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (20)

#170: Miracle of Birth – Part 2
Original Airdate: November 28, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (170)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (163)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (44)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (14)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (17)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (110)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (23)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (170)

Closing Credits Cast:
Doctor Tishman … Bert Freed
Baby Ann Horvath … Beth & Heather Cooke
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (21)

#171: First Things First
Original Airdate: December 12, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Peter Noah
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (171)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (164)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (45)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (18)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (171)

Closing Credits Cast:
Eloise … Susan Richardson
Jeff … Jerry Houser
Hal … Thom Bray

#172: Pride and Privacy – Part 1
Original Airdate: December 19, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Peter Noah
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (172)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (165)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (46)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (15)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (19)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (111)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (24)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (172)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (2)
Jeff … Jerry Houser
Hal … Thom Bray
The Real Estate Broker … Lynne Stewart
Annie Horvath … R.J. and J.C. Dilley

#173: Pride and Privacy – Part 2
Original Airdate: December 26, 1982 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (173)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (166)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (47)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (16)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (20)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (112)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (25)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (173)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (3)
Mr. Kenton … Russell Nype
The Moving Man … Al Berry
Annie Horvath … J.C. Dilley & R.Y. Dilley

#174: Pride and Privacy – Part 3
Original Airdate: January 2, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (174)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (167)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (48)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (21)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (113)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (26)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (174)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (4)
Annie Horvath … J.C. Dilley & R.J. Dilley
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (22)

#175: The Cruise
Original Airdate: January 23, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (175)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (168)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (49)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (22)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (175)

Closing Credits Cast:
Roger Alexander … James Darren
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (23)

#176: Spare the Child
Original Airdate: January 30, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Joe Viola
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (176)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (169)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (50)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (176)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Burke … Kenneth Tigar
Bernie Danner … K.C. Martel

#177: The Hero
Original Airdate: February 13, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: C.M. Leon & Margaret Weisman
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (177)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (170)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (51)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (177)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Reed … Jack Dodson
Gizelle … Jo Ann Pflug
Larry … Britt Leach
Aurelio … Tony Abatemarco
Jane … Linda Darlow
Jim … Carl Irwin
Rob … Ed Hamilton

#178: The Good Life
Original Airdate: February 20, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (178)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (171)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (ABSENT)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (23)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (178)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (5)
Jack … Barrie Ingham
Naomi … Clare Nono

#179: Social Insecurity
Original Airdate: March 6, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (179)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (172)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (52)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (24)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (179)

Closing Credits Cast:
The Man at the Bar … Ed Bakey
Grandma Katherine Romano ... Nanette Fabray (24)

#180: A Young Man’s Fancy
Original Airdate: March 7, 1983 (CBS)

Story By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Teleplay By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (180)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (173)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (53)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (17)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (25)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (180)

Closing Credits Cast:
Olivia Birvey … Olivia Barash

#181: The Letter
Original Airdate: March 14, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Perlove
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (181)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (174)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (54)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (26)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (114)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (181)

Closing Credits Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (25)

#182: Buyer’s Remorse
Original Airdate: March 21, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Anthony Bonaduce & Joseph Bonaduce
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (182)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (175)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (55)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (27)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (182)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (13/Final)
Molly Morton … Wendy Goldman

#183: Sonny Boy
Original Airdate: March 28, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (183)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (176)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (56)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (28)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (ABSENT)

#184: Panzini
Original Airdate: May 2, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Pat Harrington, Jr. & James Burr Johnson
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (184)
Dwayne Schneider & Panzini … Pat Harrington (177)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (57)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (18)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (29)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (183)

#185: Sisters
Original Airdate: May 9, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (185)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (178)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (58)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (30)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (115)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (27)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (184)

Closing Credits Cast:
The Woman Owner … Olive Dunbar
Jim … Alan Bardsley
Sally … Tish Smiley
Annie Horvath … J.C. & R.J. Dilley

#186: Second Time Around
Original Airdate: May 16, 1983(CBS)

Written By: Peter Perlove & Bud Wiser
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (186)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (179)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (59)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (19)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (31)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (116)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (28)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (185)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (6)
The Minister … John H. Fields
Dr. Margo Wood … (voice only) Raechel Donahue
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (26)

#187: Honeymoon II
Original Airdate: May 23, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (187)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (180)
Alex Handris … Glenn Scarpelli (60/Final)
Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (32)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (186)

Closing Credits Cast:
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (7)
Grady … Howard Morton

#188: Shakedown
Original Airdate: October 2, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (188)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (8)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (181)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (33)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (117)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (29)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (187)

#189: Take My Ex
Original Airdate: October 16, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Haggis
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (189)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (9)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (182)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (34)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (188)

Closing Credits Cast:
Marge Royer … Claudette Nevins (2/Final)

#190: The Dentist
Original Airdate: October 23, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (183)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (35)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (118)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (30)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (189)

Closing Credits Cast:
Allison … Lauree Berger
Mrs. Muller … Liz Sheridan

#191: The Bedtime Story
Original Airdate: October 30, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Lindsay Harrison
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (36)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (119/Final)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (31)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (190)

Closing Credits Cast:
Annie Horvath … Paige & Lauren Maloney (1)

#192: Worried Heart
Original Airdate: November 6, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Janis Hirsch
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (190)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (10)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (184)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (37)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (191)

Closing Credits Cast:
Alice Graham … Penny Fuller
Frank Sampson … Robert Morse

#193: Baby Love – Part 1
Original Airdate: December 4, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Deidre Fay & Stuart Wolpert
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (191)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (38)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (32)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (27)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (192)

Closing Credits Cast:
Annie Horvath … Paige & Lauren Maloney (2)

#194: Baby Love – Part 2
Original Airdate: December 4, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Diedre Fay & Stuart Wolpert
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (192)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (185)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (39)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (33)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (28)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (193)

Closing Credits Cast:
Susan Bryant … Denise Nicholas-Hill
Jesse … Antonio Torres

#195: Travel Agent
Original Airdate: December 18, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (193)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (186)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (40)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (34)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (194)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Gonagin … Jack Riley (1)
Dorothy … Mary Barbara Alexander

#196: Not a Creature Was Staying
Original Airdate: December 25, 1983 (CBS)

Written By: Kimberly Hill
Directed By: Tony Singletary

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (194)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (11)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (187)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (41)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (35)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (29)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (195)

*Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (20)


#197: Sam’s Apartment
Original Airdate: January 1, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Linda Elstad
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (195)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (12)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (188)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (42)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (36)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (30)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (196)

Closing Credits Cast:
Policeman #1 … Steve Gagnon
Policeman #2 … Bill Barker

#198: Dear Max
Original Airdate: January 8, 1984 (CBS)

Story By: Diedre Fay & Stuart Wolpert
Teleplay By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (196)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (189)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (43)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (37)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (31)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (197)

Closing Credits Cast:
Annie Horvath … Paige & Lauren Maloney (3)
Postal Employee … Ray Victor
Banjo Player … Jerry Holton

#199: Never Hire a Relative
Original Airdate: January 15, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Linda Elstad
Directed By: Tony Singeltary

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (197)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (13)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (190)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (198)

*Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (21)

Closing Credits Cast:
Woman Mover … Corinne Carroll
Moose … Dennis McKenzie

#200: Fifty
Original Airdate: February 12, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (198)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (191)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (199)

Closing Credits Cast:
Ellie … Lee Grant

#201: Woman of the House
Original Airdate: March 7, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (199)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (192)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (44)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (38)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (32)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (200)

Closing Credits Cast:
Annie Horvath … Paige & Lauren Maloney (4)

#202: Parting Company
Original Airdate: March 14, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Haggis
Directed By: Tony Singletary

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (200)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (33)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (201)

*Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (22)

Closing Credits Cast:
David Powell … Robert Hogan
Gene Shuster … Reid Shelton
The Diner … Elliott Reid
The Waiter … Christopher Carroll
The Man … Joe Hecht

#203: Ava Romano
Original Airdate: March 21, 1984 (CBS)

Story By: Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Teleplay By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Bonnie Franklin & Selig Frank

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (201)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (45)
Julie Horvath … Mackenzie Phillips (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (39)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (202)

Closing Credits Cast:
Antonio Romano … Joseph R. Sicari

Uncredited Cast:
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (34)

#204: Bring in the Clowns
Original Airdate: April 4, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (46)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (40)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (35)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (203)

*Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (23)

Closing Credits Cast:
Frank … Jonathan Schmock
Ralph … James Vallely

#205: Up in Smoke
Original Airdate: April 24, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: C.M. Leon & Margaret Weisman
Directed By: Tony Singletary

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (202)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (14)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (193)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (204)

Closing Credits Cast:
Joe … Garry Goodrow
Lillian … Marianne Muellerleile
Leon … Bob Larkin
David … Lee Delano
Farley … Darin Barber
Mary … Ann Walker

#206: Meaning of Life
Original Airdate: May 2, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Paul Haggis
Directed By: Tony Singletary

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (203)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (15)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (193)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (41)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (36)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (205)

Closing Credits Cast:
Larry … Robby Kiger
Randy … Leslie Morris
Ruth … Shannon Sullivan
The Paramedic … Steve Dougherty

#207: The Nearness of You
Original Airdate: May 14, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Bonnie Franklin & Selig Frank

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (204)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (ABSENT)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (47)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (42)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (37)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (206)

Closing Credits Cast:
Mr. Gonagin … Jack Riley (2/Final)
Jennifer … Leslie Norris
Tricia … Shelby Brammer

#208: Off We Go
Original Airdate: May 21, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: George Tibbles, Perry Grant & Dick Bensfield
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (205/Final)
Sam Royer … Howard Hesseman (16/Final)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (194)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (48/Final)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (43/Final)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (38/Final)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (207)

*Francine Webster … Shelley Fabares (24/Final)

Closing Credits Cast:
The Moving Man … Bill Handy

Footnotes:
- This is the final episode. Well, not quite. Theres one more! But this is the true series finale. It marks the final appearances of not only Howard Hesseman, Boyd Gaynes, Michael Lembeck, Nanette Fabray, and Shelley Fabares, but Bonnie Franklin as well.

#209: Another Man’s Shoes
Original Airdate: May 28, 1984 (CBS)

Written By: Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant
Directed By: Noam Pitlik

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (ABSENT)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (195/Final)
Mark Royer … Boyd Gaines (ABSENT)
Max Horvath … Michael Lembeck (ABSENT)
Grandma Katherine Romano … Nanette Fabray (ABSENT)
Barbara Royer … Valerie Bertinelli (208/Final)

Closing Credits Cast:
Jackie … Candy Azzara
Zorina … Ruth Kobart
Mr. Tuller … Bill Zuckert
Clifford … J. Bill Jones
Cassie … Darian Mathias
Keith … Corey Feldman
Lori … Natalie Klinger
Bernard the Mime … Bob Griffard
Carl … Biff Yeager
The Pinball Player … Robbie Rist
Pete … Michael Shea

Footnotes:
- This is the actual final episode of the series and it’s a backdoor pilot setting up a proposed spin-off for Schneider. CBS passed on it.
- Valerie Bertinelli only has a cameo at the beginning of this episode.
- Pat Harrington, Jr. and Valerie Bertinelli are the only two actors to appear in both the pilot and the final episode.
- This finale leaves it to where all five of the original characters from the first season are separated. David moved away to Los Angeles in early season two. Julie ran off, leaving Max and their daughter earlier this season. Ann has moved to London in the previous episode. Schneider is moving to Florida. Barbara, however, is staying put in Indiana.

Okay, now I see what you mean in that it’s like an online episode guide. I do like the color coding of the different seasons.

Not much I can really contribute here with just the names and dates. Maybe when (not if :) ) you get to the episode descriptions and trivia I can try to help and add things.

Okay, now I see what you mean in that it’s like an online episode guide. I do like the color coding of the different seasons.

Not much I can really contribute here with just the names and dates. Maybe when (not if :) ) you get to the episode descriptions and trivia I can try to help and add things.

A few months ago, I went through the episodes and got this information. That's why I'm able to post these so fast because I already have it on my computer. It's still time consuming to put it on here and make it look all fancy, lol, but I'm glad to finally be doing this.

As soon as I post all nine seasons, I'll begin with the episode descriptions (which I don't already have and will take me quite a while) and trivia per episodes. And yes, I appreciate any help you can give me.

I also want to put these in the best viewing order. For the most part, broadcast order works and I'll leave that. But there are some instances where episodes are clearly out of order and I'll work to place them in better slots.

As for the color coding per seasons, I just see some numbers as colors. And I like putting the titles in those colors. Plus, I think it looks nice and separates the seasons. I'm glad you like it. :)

A few months ago, I went through the episodes and got this information. That's why I'm able to post these so fast because I already have it on my computer. It's still time consuming to put it on here and make it look all fancy, lol, but I'm glad to finally be doing this.

As soon as I post all nine seasons, I'll begin with the episode descriptions (which I don't already have and will take me quite a while) and trivia per episodes. And yes, I appreciate any help you can give me.

I also want to put these in the best viewing order. For the most part, broadcast order works and I'll leave that. But there are some instances where episodes are clearly out of order and I'll work to place them in better slots.

As for the color coding per seasons, I just see some numbers as colors. And I like putting the titles in those colors. Plus, I think it looks nice and separates the seasons. I'm glad you like it. :)

For viewing order, even though some occasional inconsistencies can pop up (for this show I’d say mostly in season 7, nothing major though, like say Nick was suddenly back) I still prefer watching in air date order. That’s how it originally ran, and that’s how people first watched it, and that’s how I like to experience it.

For viewing order, even though some occasional inconsistencies can pop up (for this show I’d say mostly in season 7, nothing major though, like say Nick was suddenly back) I still prefer watching in air date order. That’s how it originally ran, and that’s how people first watched it, and that’s how I like to experience it.

I used to be more strict. I'd go with the production order and go from there. The production order isn't always the best either, so I look at it as how I would have aired them originally if I was in charge of that.

I can put it in broadcast order for this guide. Except I already snuck in a change. The episode "It's In the Cards" was produced for season six but didn't air until the end of season seven. Neither Nick or Alex are in the episode, so I guess there's nothing in it that screams it belongs in season six, I just thought it looked weird that all of a sudden everyone looks a year younger, lol. When I post season seven, I'll go ahead and fix that. I'll just mention in the trivia, what I just mentioned here about when it was made versus when it aired. There's also a couple of season seven produced episodes that aired in season eight. But as I'm thinking right now, I can't seem to recall it affecting the story any.

When I'm done with this, I'll make a different thread where I post an episode list of the episodes in the order I think they should be viewed in and keep this thread with the broadcast order since that's technically the official order.

I appreciate your feedback and comments. It makes doing this worthwhile.

I used to be more strict. I'd go with the production order and go from there. The production order isn't always the best either, so I look at it as how I would have aired them originally if I was in charge of that.

I can put it in broadcast order for this guide. Except I already snuck in a change. The episode "It's In the Cards" was produced for season six but didn't air until the end of season seven. Neither Nick or Alex are in the episode, so I guess there's nothing in it that screams it belongs in season six, I just thought it looked weird that all of a sudden everyone looks a year younger, lol. When I post season seven, I'll go ahead and fix that. I'll just mention in the trivia, what I just mentioned here about when it was made versus when it aired. There's also a couple of season seven produced episodes that aired in season eight. But as I'm thinking right now, I can't seem to recall it affecting the story any.

When I'm done with this, I'll make a different thread where I post an episode list of the episodes in the order I think they should be viewed in and keep this thread with the broadcast order since that's technically the official order.

I appreciate your feedback and comments. It makes doing this worthwhile.

Yeah, in season 8, after Barbara and Mark return from their honeymoon, and before Sam first appears, there are some episodes that don’t seem to fit there. After Sam everything seems to be where it should be for the rest of the run.

I remember someone saying this was because of a writers strike (or some kind of strike), but I don’t remember the details. Maybe you do? Or maybe I’m mixing this up with something else.

I remember someone saying this was because of a writers strike (or some kind of strike), but I don’t remember the details. Maybe you do? Or maybe I’m mixing this up with something else.

I don't know anything about that. It sounds right, though.

All the trivia I'm going to add to the episodes will be stuff I look up as I go along.

Okay, I finally have all of the episodes posted. However, I got lazy towards the end for the guest character's appearance numbers. I'll have to go through later and correct them.

Also, Francine Webster has an asterisk in front of her name during the ninth season. That's because Shelley Fabares name was credited in the first scene after the opening credits.

Now, I'll be adding the trivia and episode descriptions from time to time. This will pretty much be a work in progress for a while. 209 episodes and I'm lazy and a procrastinator!

Okay, I finally have all of the episodes posted. However, I got lazy towards the end for the guest character's appearance numbers. I'll have to go through later and correct them.

Also, Francine Webster has an asterisk in front of her name during the ninth season. That's because Shelley Fabares name was credited in the first scene after the opening credits.

Now, I'll be adding the trivia and episode descriptions from time to time. This will pretty much be a work in progress for a while. 209 episodes and I'm lazy and a procrastinator!

I know you said a lot of the groundwork for this was already laid, but still, getting all this up, sized and colored and posted, in 2 days, is the OPPOSITE of lazy and procrastinating.

Yeah, in season 8, after Barbara and Mark return from their honeymoon, and before Sam first appears, there are some episodes that don’t seem to fit there.


Looking above at the list, got reminded that after the wedding and the credit change to Barbara Royer, in the Catcher In The Mud and Aunt Francine credits, which aired after the wedding and honeymoon, she’s back to Barbara Cooper for those two.

I noticed at the end that Valerie missed one episode so I began to look to see which one. I noticed that on episode #170 she is listed as (70) instead of (170) and on #172 she is listed as (171) even though she was (171) in #171. It seems she missed #183.

Since you put so much effort into this I thought you'd probably want to fix it.

I noticed at the end that Valerie missed one episode so I began to look to see which one. I noticed that on episode #170 she is listed as (70) instead of (170) and on #172 she is listed as (171) even though she was (171) in #171. It seems she missed #183.

Since you put so much effort into this I thought you'd probably want to fix it.

Thanks for letting me know. I'll go back and fix it now.

I know you said a lot of the groundwork for this was already laid, but still, getting all this up, sized and colored and posted, in 2 days, is the OPPOSITE of lazy and procrastinating.

Thank you. I'm kind of surprised I was able to do it so fast. Normally I procrastinate and lose interest or gain interest in something else, so I'll start another project with the intention of going back and forth on both and then finding a third project to do. I have a lot of beginnings with very little endings, lol.

But your interest in this thread helped me, because it kept me focused on getting it done in a timely fashion.

Looking above at the list, got reminded that after the wedding and the credit change to Barbara Royer, in the Catcher In The Mud and Aunt Francine credits, which aired after the wedding and honeymoon, she’s back to Barbara Cooper for those two.

Both of those episodes were originally shot for season 7 but aired in 8. Since they were made for 7 and I was originally going to change the order, placing them in the 7th season before deciding to just keep with the broadcast order, I had changed her last name back to Cooper. I am going back and changing the color for the titles of those misplaced episodes. They can stay put in season 8 but I still see them as season 7 episodes. The same goes for a season 6 episode, which aired at the end of 7. However, the episode "Airport" was shot in 6 and aired in 7, but in that episode, they mention that Alex lives with them. So clearly that episode was intended for season 7 (when he started living with them). So, I'll keep the sienna color for that title because there's no question it's a 7th season episode (despite being produced during the 6th).

Back to speaking of last names, whenever I see a cast list for this show, I always see Ann listed as Ann Romano/Royer. But when I got to the wedding episode, she clearly said she's keeping her last name Romano. So, that's why I didn't change her name for the ninth season. I'm assuming you already knew that, but for those who don't...

Both of those episodes were originally shot for season 7 but aired in 8. Since they were made for 7 and I was originally going to change the order, placing them in the 7th season before deciding to just keep with the broadcast order, I had changed her last name back to Cooper. I am going back and changing the color for the titles of those misplaced episodes. They can stay put in season 8 but I still see them as season 7 episodes. The same goes for a season 6 episode, which aired at the end of 7. However, the episode "Airport" was shot in 6 and aired in 7, but in that episode, they mention that Alex lives with them. So clearly that episode was intended for season 7 (when he started living with them). So, I'll keep the sienna color for that title because there's no question it's a 7th season episode (despite being produced during the 6th).

Back to speaking of last names, whenever I see a cast list for this show, I always see Ann listed as Ann Romano/Royer. But when I got to the wedding episode, she clearly said she's keeping her last name Romano. So, that's why I didn't change her name for the ninth season. I'm assuming you already knew that, but for those who don't...

Yup, no way is Ann consenting to becoming a Royer.

I always wished it would have stayed Barbara Cooper, in the same sense that after the real life marriage we never got credits saying ‘And Valerie Van Halen as Barbara Cooper’


Footnotes-wise so far I’d say if you’re pointing out some name guest stars I’d make mention of a pre Threes Company Suzanne Somers in Julie’s Job. And in A Visit From Dad, I’d note Beeson Carrol, who plays the policeman, is in the later episode Fear of Success (different character, unless we want to say he quit the force and went into business). Also that Lane Binkley from The Runaways part 3 was Anns epileptic secretary in Ann’s Secretary. Anyways, not criticisms here, just suggestions. Keep up the good work.

Footnotes-wise so far I’d say if you’re pointing out some name guest stars I’d make mention of a pre Threes Company Suzanne Somers in Julie’s Job. And in A Visit From Dad, I’d note Beeson Carrol, who plays the policeman, is in the later episode Fear of Success (different character, unless we want to say he quit the force and went into business). Also that Lane Binkley from The Runaways part 3 was Anns epileptic secretary in Ann’s Secretary. Anyways, not criticisms here, just suggestions. Keep up the good work.

Continuing to look over seasons 1 and 2, maybe point out Robert Manden from Soap in How To Succeed Without Trying. And Fran Ryan, Julie’s nurse in Julie’s Operation, was Eve, the owner of Eve’s Leaves in The Dress Designer episode.

Yup, no way is Ann consenting to becoming a Royer.

I always wished it would have stayed Barbara Cooper, in the same sense that after the real life marriage we never got credits saying ‘And Valerie Van Halen as Barbara Cooper’


Footnotes-wise so far I’d say if you’re pointing out some name guest stars I’d make mention of a pre Threes Company Suzanne Somers in Julie’s Job. And in A Visit From Dad, I’d note Beeson Carrol, who plays the policeman, is in the later episode Fear of Success (different character, unless we want to say he quit the force and went into business). Also that Lane Binkley from The Runaways part 3 was Anns epileptic secretary in Ann’s Secretary. Anyways, not criticisms here, just suggestions. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll include them.

I'm really just adding the trivia randomly at the moment. I was originally going to list every guest star and some work they've done but that would be a lot. So, I'm just picking and choosing some instead. Obviously, the big names, but I'll list some others as well to keep it interesting.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll include them.

I'm really just adding the trivia randomly at the moment. I was originally going to list every guest star and some work they've done but that would be a lot. So, I'm just picking and choosing some instead. Obviously, the big names, but I'll list some others as well to keep it interesting.

That's how I figured it'd go, since you're doing the heavy lifting. You'd put whatever trivia you wanted, and I'd add anything else I could think of. You can then cherry pick and decide if you want to use what I said in the "official" listing. If you use it, great, if not, it'd still be down here for people to read.

#26: The Maestro
Original Airdate: December 14, 1976 (CBS)


Closing Credits Cast:
Byron De Veer … David Dukes



Alternative universe possibility: An episode of All In The Family involved the attempted rape of Edith Bunker. The story goes that this storyline was first developed for Ann Romano

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=249363

The rapist there ended up being played by David Dukes. So whenever I see this one I think maybe in an alternate universe the maestro is attemting to rape Ann instead of romancing her.

(This is probably less trivia and more my warped imagination)

It's probably just me, but I can't find what the * means next to Shelley Fabares name in episode 208.

Edit: I see it in several previous episodes, too. If I go back far enough, maybe I'll see it.

Edit again: I think I traced the * back to #196, but still no clue what it means.

168: Lovers & Other Parents
Original Airdate: November 7, 1982 (CBS)

Melissa Layton … Eve Plumb

209: Another Man’s Shoes
Original Airdate: May 28, 1984 (CBS)


The Pinball Player … Robbie Rist

Since you gave a shout out to Peter Brady in Barbara’s Emergence you must, I say must, shout out Jan and Cousin Oliver. Equal time laws, and all that.

It's probably just me, but I can't find what the * means next to Shelley Fabares name in episode 208.

Edit: I see it in several previous episodes, too. If I go back far enough, maybe I'll see it.

Edit again: I think I traced the * back to #196, but still no clue what it means.

After she went from closing credits to opening credits, eventually she was out of the opening credits, but when she was in an episode she would get a special mention as the show began. The asterisks are those episodes.

OK, thanks, that makes sense. When I went back a little further, evidently they goofed and left in her mention a couple of times, but she wasn't in the episode, which he marked ABSENT.

OK, thanks, that makes sense. When I went back a little further, evidently they goofed and left in her mention a couple of times, but she wasn't in the episode, which he marked ABSENT.

Sometimes they had her in the credits but she didn't appear in the episode. For those, I marked "ABSENT". And then in the 9th season, she was only credited for the episodes she appeared in. The same with Mackenzie Phillips in the last couple of seasons.

Since you gave a shout out to Peter Brady in Barbara’s Emergence you must, I say must, shout out Jan and Cousin Oliver. Equal time laws, and all that.

Yes, I plan to. Good call on Cousin Oliver, though. I missed that one.

Alternative universe possibility: An episode of All In The Family involved the attempted rape of Edith Bunker. The story goes that this storyline was first developed for Ann Romano

https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=249363

The rapist there ended up being played by David Dukes. So whenever I see this one I think maybe in an alternate universe the maestro is attemting to rape Ann instead of romancing her.

(This is probably less trivia and more my warped imagination)

That would make the episode more interesting, lol. I recall being quite bored while watching it. It's my least favorite of the first two seasons.

Yes, I plan to. Good call on Cousin Oliver, though. I missed that one.

If the Schneider pilot would have been picked up and went to series, The Pinball Player would have been the breakout character.

Did they ever explain where Alex went for the last season? I don't recall and I obviously haven't seen the episodes in awhile.

Did they ever explain where Alex went for the last season? I don't recall and I obviously haven't seen the episodes in awhile.

It's mentioned in the first episode of the 9th season, "Shakedown".

Mark gets a card from Alex and asks Ann when he's coming home. She responds with:

Ann: "He decided to spend the semester with his mother. Frankly, I've got mixed emotions about it.

As far as I know, they never mention him again. A rather pathetic ending if you ask me. I'd like to have a goodbye scene between him and Ann, Schneider, Barbara and the rest. He was family for two years and suddenly, POOF, he's gone.

If the Schneider pilot would have been picked up and went to series, The Pinball Player would have been the breakout character.

And then eventually, HE would have gotten a spin-off, lol.

It's mentioned in the first episode of the 9th season, "Shakedown".

Mark gets a card from Alex and asks Ann when he's coming home. She responds with:

Ann: "He decided to spend the semester with his mother. Frankly, I've got mixed emotions about it.

As far as I know, they never mention him again. A rather pathetic ending if you ask me. I'd like to have a goodbye scene between him and Ann, Schneider, Barbara and the rest. He was family for two years and suddenly, POOF, he's gone.

Obviously they didn't renew his contract. Considering he was on for a few seasons, it's a lousy farewell. They could have done something at the end of the 8th season.

Obviously they didn't renew his contract. Considering he was on for a few seasons, it's a lousy farewell. They could have done something at the end of the 8th season.

I can only imagine they didn't bring him back because Ann was newly married to Sam and maybe the writers wanted the newlyweds to not have a teenage boy living with them. But I just don't buy that Alex would all of a sudden up and decide to leave everyone here to live with his mom. But it is what it is.

I can only imagine they didn't bring him back because Ann was newly married to Sam and maybe the writers wanted the newlyweds to not have a teenage boy living with them. But I just don't buy that Alex would all of a sudden up and decide to leave everyone here to live with his mom. But it is what it is.

I can buy that he went back to his mom. It is his mom, after all. We had met her, and she wasn't evil or anything. That's a perfectly logical way to write him out. But I don't buy that Mark wouldn't know. Wouldn't the whole family have known and had a big farewell dinner for him? Maybe they did but no one invited Mark. At least Alex was nice enough to send him a card. Or maybe Alex just told Ann he was leaving and then snuck out in the dark of night and no one else knew where he was.

Obviously they didn't renew his contract. Considering he was on for a few seasons, it's a lousy farewell. They could have done something at the end of the 8th season.

Maybe toward the end of season 8 they still thought he'd be back.

He went off to do a sitcom called Jennifer Slept Here. It only lasted one season, 13 episodes, but since ODAAT also ended that year, even if he stayed the kid would still have been unemployed in the summer of '84.

I can buy that he went back to his mom. It is his mom, after all. We had met her, and she wasn't evil or anything. That's a perfectly logical way to write him out. But I don't buy that Mark wouldn't know. Wouldn't the whole family have known and had a big farewell dinner for him? Maybe they did but no one invited Mark. At least Alex was nice enough to send him a card. Or maybe Alex just told Ann he was leaving and then snuck out in the dark of night and no one else knew where he was.

Fair enough. And if they had to write him out, going back to his mom would be the most logical. I just had a hard time with that. Seeing as he became a part of the family here with Ann, Barbara, Schneider and the hubbies.

The way I pictured it was that Alex went to visit his mom and decided to stay there for the semester once he was already there. So, in that case, he wouldn't have had a big farewell with any of them. Just maybe an over the phone goodbye.

Fair enough. And if they had to write him out, going back to his mom would be the most logical. I just had a hard time with that. Seeing as he became a part of the family here with Ann, Barbara, Schneider and the hubbies.

The way I pictured it was that Alex went to visit his mom and decided to stay there for the semester once he was already there. So, in that case, he wouldn't have had a big farewell with any of them. Just maybe an over the phone goodbye.

Agree. Either the one sided phone call bit, or at least a bunch of characters sitting around saying how much they'll miss him but he's with his mom and family where he belongs and he's happy.

Pretty much any way is better then the Mark card and Ann's "He decided to spend the semester with his mother. Frankly, I've got mixed emotions about it."

Here's some random bits of trivia. Don't know if you planned to get to any of this or not. I'll do the episode, then the trivia...


Farewell, My Suite-- the phone number at the apartment is 555-4124

Peabody's War-- The address of the apartment is 1344 Hartford Drive. However in
The Meaning Of Life-- the address is 322 Beck Street.

Amarillo Connection-- Ann says there are 22 other families in the building

November Song, Part 2-- Ann says there at least 80 other people in the building

Alex Moves In-- We learn as a kid Barbara had a dog named Patches

Ann's Friend-- Barbara's favorite cookies are peanut butter. However in
Baby Love, Part 2-- they're chocolate chip

Dinner At Seven, Part 2-- The meal Barbara cooks for Mark is rock Cornish game hen, wild rice almondine, watercress salad, and for dessert, a simple flan.

Here's some random bits of trivia. Don't know if you planned to get to any of this or not. I'll do the episode, then the trivia...


Farewell, My Suite-- the phone number at the apartment is 555-4124

Peabody's War-- The address of the apartment is 1344 Hartford Drive. However in
The Meaning Of Life-- the address is 322 Beck Street.

Amarillo Connection-- Ann says there are 22 other families in the building

November Song, Part 2-- Ann says there at least 80 other people in the building

Alex Moves In-- We learn as a kid Barbara had a dog named Patches

Ann's Friend-- Barbara's favorite cookies are peanut butter. However in
Baby Love, Part 2-- they're chocolate chip

Dinner At Seven, Part 2-- The meal Barbara cooks for Mark is rock Cornish game hen, wild rice almondine, watercress salad, and for dessert, a simple flan.

Thank you. I will include those... as soon as I stop procrastinating! ;)

Thank you. I will include those... as soon as I stop procrastinating! ;)

Take your time. This is an ongoing project.

I'll toss stuff in when I think of them. You'll find most of my stuff is Barbara-centric, which leaves lots of room for the other characters.

--In 'The Broken Nose', despite the title, the nose is in fact, not broken, but the cartilage is off center.

--In 'Girl With A Past', we learn that at some point after moving to Indianapolis, between episodes, Barbara had pink eye

and in perhaps the most important information ever revealed on the show

--In 'Pressure', Barbara says her bra unhooks from the front

Some Valerie related info connecting to some of the guest cast....

#40: The Older Man – Part 1
Original Airdate: September 27, 1977 (CBS)

Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Paul Curran … Jim Hutton (1)

In her first TV movie, Young Love, First Love (1979), she would star opposite Jim's son, Timothy Hutton

#116: Teacher’s Pet
Original Airdate: November 9, 1980 (CBS)

Closing Credits Cast:
Professor Barr … Lawrence Pressman

In A Case For Life (1996), Professor Perv was Valerie's doctor. He was not pervy over there.

#36: Barbara Plus Two
Original Airdate: March 1, 1977 (CBS)


Closing Credits Cast:
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (1)

At the time of Cliff's six appearances, him and Valerie were a major real life couple. I'm sure it was their breakup that led to the end of Cliff. In his last appearance, Cliff and Barbara were at a strong place emotionally, and then suddenly you never saw him again.

Here's 3 more same actor, different character


#51: Ann’s Crisis
Original Airdate: December 27, 1977 (CBS)
Closing Credits Cast:
Dr. Harold Granger … Charlie Brill

#111: No Laughing Matter
Original Airdate: March 16, 1980 (CBS)
Closing Credits Cast:
Artie Morgan … Charlie Brill

#113: Grecian Yearn
Original Airdate: March 30, 1980 (CBS)
Closing Credits Cast:
The Girl … Sally Julian

#134: Small Wonder II
Original Airdate: April 19, 1981 (CBS)
Closing Credits Cast:
Janis … Sally Julian


#129: A Tiny Romance
Original Airdate: February 22, 1981 (CBS)
Closing Credits Cast:
The Waiter … Jeff Doucette

#134: Small Wonder II
Original Airdate: April 19, 1981 (CBS)
Closing Credits Cast:
Robert … Jeff Doucette

#67: Bob’s New Girl
Original Airdate: October 16, 1978 (CBS)

Written By: Jack Elinson
Directed By: Alan Rafkin

Opening Credits Cast:
Ann Romano … Bonnie Franklin (67)
Julie Cooper … Mackenzie Phillips (66)
Dwayne Schneider … Pat Harrington (66)
Barbara Cooper … Valerie Bertinelli (67)

Closing Credits Cast:
Bob Morton … John Putch (7)
Cliff Randall … Scott Colomby (5)
Peggy … Elissa Leeds

Valerie and Elissa Leeds worked together previously in The Hardy Boys episode Campus Terror (aired May 7, 1978)