Épisodes 26
Aloha (1)
The family is stranded in Maui.
Lire la suiteAloha (2)
Ben videotapes Mike and Carol's Hawaiian romances.
Lire la suiteTaking Care of Business
Mike uses double talk to sell stereos.
Lire la suiteNot Necessarily the News
The family scrambles to help find an out-of-work Maggie a job after she turns into Super Mom, preparing oversize meals and assigning new chores.
Lire la suiteMichaelgate
Mike is unaware that he's been nominated for student-body president because he's "a sure loser."
Lire la suiteBig Brother is Not Watching
Ben asks Carol's advice on getting a new bike from their parents.
Lire la suiteA Star is Born
A star is born when Mike lands a leading role in the school play opposite the lovely Monica.
Lire la suiteGone But Not Forgotten
Burglars hit the Seaver home.
Lire la suiteWho's Zoomin' Who?
Bobby's annoying habits make Carol look elsewhere for the man of her dreams -- just in time for her to notice a new student.
Lire la suiteThis is Your Life
During a tonsillectomy, Ben has an out-of-body experience, dreaming that he escapes with a friendly cabbie, only to find a new Ben has replaced him at home.
Lire la suiteBroadway Bound
After their success in the school play, Mike and Monica set their sights on a Broadway audition for ""Our Town.""
Lire la suiteThe Scarlet Letter
An unearned "A" makes Carol doubt her academic record.
Lire la suiteA Reason to Live
A troubled student named Jill (Kellie Overbey) volunteers to work on a school project with Mike (Kirk Cameron) and Boner (Josh Andrew Koenig). This, however, is a subterfuge: Jill has been contemplating suicide due to some very serious problems at home, and she hopes to get some free counseling from Mike's psychiatrist dad Jason (Alan Thicke). But as it turns out, Jason is presently weighed down with a few self-pity issues of his own.
Lire la suiteNasty Habits
Maggie and Jason try to keep Mike in his room to complete an English paper, but Mike's mind is of course elsewhere.
Lire la suiteThe Marrying Kind
Reason flies out the window when Bobby and his parents arrive at the Seavers' for dinner and a special announcement -- that Bobby and Carol are engaged.
Lire la suiteState of the Union
Maggie fumes over the many irritants that seem to be driving her and Jason apart -- until unexpected news sheds light on the situation.
Lire la suiteThe Mom Who Knew Too Much
Maggie and Carol share confidences at the beauty salon, but later Carol learns to her chagrin that a secret isn't safe with Maggie.
Lire la suiteGreat Expectations
A letter from the girl he met in Hawaii has Mike scheming to fly to Los Angeles to see her without his parents' knowing.
Lire la suiteDance Fever (1)
At the school dance, Mike gets a girl and Carol gets raked over the coals. Meanwhile, Ben's adventure goes awry.
Lire la suiteDance Fever (2)
Great expectations turn sour at the Dewey High dance after Mike hears Lydia's voice; and Ben and Stinky find themselves in a seedy diner eyeing a pinball machine that pays real money.
Lire la suiteBringing Up Baby
The Seavers begin to make room for baby, relegating Ben to the guest quarters and making the others lament the changes bound to come. Meanwhile, Maggie grasps for a way to tell her boss she is pregnant.
Lire la suiteThe Obscure Objects of Our Desire (1)
Spring-cleaning breathes new life into the family's household objects, and each has a story to tell (via flashbacks from past episodes).
Lire la suiteThe Obscure Objects of Our Desire (2)
Household objects continue to recall occasions in the Seaver home.
Lire la suiteHow the West Was Won (1)
Mike and Boner learn that Coach Lubbock has been fired, prompting them to organize a protest.
Lire la suiteHow the West Was Won (2)
Jason, Carol, Mike and Boner are arrested in the demonstration over the dismissal of Coach Lubbock.
Lire la suiteGraduation Day
At Mike's high-school graduation, family members recall moments when it seemed like his graduation would never take place.
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