Webster

Newlyweds George and Katherine Papadopolis return from their honeymoon to find themselves the guardians of seven-year-old Webster Long, the orphaned son of one of George's old football teammates.

Because his real birthday is July 15, Webster lies about his birthday so that he can have a party at school with his classmates. Katherine and George help to plan the celebration.

Webster tries out for a community league football team. After the coach finds out who his father and guardian are, he makes the team.

While Katherine struggles to find common interests with Webster, his friend Melanie Easton runs away from home because she is jealous of the attention her new baby sister gets from her mother.

Katherine is jealous when she finds that Molly, who was once Webster's favorite babysitter, comes to Chicago to ask George to help her get into sportscasting.

Katherine becomes worried that she and George are not the right parents for Webster. George knows they are and explains why Travis, Webster's late father, chose them.

Because of budget cuts, Katherine volunteers as the art teacher at the school. When her rambling and erratic style makes the other kids dislike her, Webster has to find a way to make her look good.

When Katherine can't find a sitter for Webster, he spends the night with George and his poker buddies at the Trocadero. When they arrive home, Webster realizes he has forgotten his teddy bear.

Webster's new friends are a group of nine year old boys who hate liver, spinach, and girls. They love playing practical jokes on people. Unfortunately, their misbehavior doesn't stop there.

In order to investigate a sexual harassment accusation against the host of the TV game show "Don't Jump," Katherine goes on the show as a contestant with George and Webster in tow.

George is called to Detroit to comment on "Monday Night Football" and plans to take Webster with him. In the meantime, George refuses to get surgery for his knee pain.

With pressure building on Webster due to tests in math, spelling, and karate, he starts wetting the bed. When Katherine and George go into his room, he considers this a breach of trust.

Webster's fear that his classmates will laugh at his composition of his crush on his teacher.