Hayden enrolls his team in the academic class he's been required to teach, and sets out to make it ""the easiest history class in history.""

Hayden impresses Judy's parents when he saves their pet poodle.

Hayden tries to discourage a scrawny, unpopular student who wants to try out for the football team, and Christine schools him in the art of gaining popularity.

Luther, feeling a bit lonely, befriends a boy (Smollett) in need of a father

Hayden is rattled when he and Christine agree to watch an infant for the weekend.

Hayden and Christine agree to work out their marital problems via an anonymous ""encounter weekend"" for couples, but the entire process breaks down for Hayden once Howard and Shirley Burleigh join the group.

Hayden refuses to admit that a middle-aged prospect might be too old to play on the team, and becomes his biggest supporter.

Hayden is tempted by an offer to coach a professional team, but fears that its eccentric owner would make all the big decisions herself.

When Luther's pet monkey bites Hayden, he, Howard and the rest of the coaching staff are quarantined for fear of an outbreak of some kind of "lethal monkey virus."

When Hayden's former gardener Kenny is fired by the Breakers, the guilt-ridden coach writes him a glowing job recommendation. But Hayden comes to regret that generosity when his words earn Kenny a job as his personal bodyguard.

Hayden recalls how Tim got his name as a result of the coach's mishap with a hospital clerk, which led to a baby-naming contest sponsored by an antagonistic sportswriter.