Invited to their 20th high school reunion, Kate & Allie both go determined to settle old scores.

Kate "inherits" a lovely mink coat from a lover's quarrel and finds that it changes her lifestyle.

Allie's advertisement for part-time work ends up in the Personals Column by mistake, and the return mail brings such bizarre responses that she is appalled.

On a free trip to Paris, Allie comes down with the flu while Jennie plans a rendezvous with a Frenchman.

Allie receives devastating news about her father.

Max sends Emma a mystery for her birthday, and Allie is soon in on it, catching up the family in an exotic world of menacing art dealers and homicidal maniacs.

Allie's new professor from Ohio begins visiting on ""academic business"" but their relationship soon heats up, with surprising results.

Kate and Allie invite a crowd for Thanksgiving dinner/disaster.

Kate is worried that Max's new girlfriend, Darla, is turning Emma's head in a glamorous world of celebrities and premieres.

Kate's old friend Betsy visits, and far outstays her welcome.

Trapped in her dentist's office during a blackout, Kate makes a date with a stranger—and then discovers he's black.

A singing telegram provided more information than intended when Kate and Allie referee another family's dispute.

Chip feels he's being replaced when he finds out Charles' girlfriend Claire is pregnant.

A protest rally gives Allie a taste of what she missed during the '60s, while for Kate it's a march down memory lane.

Jenny gets more than she bargained for in her new job: a bonus of sexual harassment.

Allie jumps to conclusions when she discovers Kate with a former boyfriend who's now married.

Allie is so afraid of appearing on a talk show about modern families that she follows Kate's advice and goes to a hypnotist.

Kate and Allie are both attracted to the same lawyer.

Faced with a lonely Saturday night, Kate calls former boyfriend Ted on the pretense of returning a sweater.

Chip befriends a mentally handicapped man who's homeless and invites him to sleep in the basement.

Emma questions the importance of being elected class president when she learns that her opponent has leukemia.

Kate takes a cooking class given by a woman who also teaches acting, and studies psychology when not arguing with her mother about moving home.