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Christmas and giving take on a whole new meaning when Bradley develops a friendship with a disabled young boy. Melody also decides that it's time for the Bar None to have a Christmas party.

Mr. Ernst is asked to fill in for the local sheriff and keep law and order at the Bar None. Meanwhile Danny and Buddy try to build the first Bar None living desert museum.

Danny has the opportunity for fame and fortune when the local newspaper discovers his talent as a cartoonist. Unfortunately, the other kids are his unhappy subjects. Danny's ultimate decision is between fame and fortune and his friends.

When the Bar None's insurance man visits, he threatens to close the pool unless all the Bar None staff become certified. One problem-- Bradley doesn't know how to swim.

A well intentioned effort by Brad and Mel to cheer Mr. Ernst up with an anonymous note goes awray when his note is confused with a mean one meant for Kyle.

Brad and Kyle's camping trip with the young Buckaroos develops into a dangerous situation when the kids leave them tied up and lost in the desert.

Just when you thought it was safe to go out- it's the return of Ted. A mysterious peeping Tom has been bothering the staff at the Bar None. When Jake finally traps him, it's Ted McGriff who can't decide to stay at the Bar None or go back to school.

Danny has to make a choice between doing what's right and doing what everyone else wants him to do when an archaeologist visits and discovers a sacred Indian burial ground. Also in this episode, Jake and Buddy search for the Ernst Ness Monster.

A marital riff between the Bar None's gross neighbors Mr. & Mrs. Vleck, put Mr. Ernst and the kids in the middle. One things for sure-- it's driving them all crazy. Jake, the psychiatrist, comes to the rescue.

When Danny and Jake mess up Mr. Ernst's plans for entertaining visiting travel writers-- their only choice is to dress up and imitate the critics. Fortunately, Mr. Ernst's glasses are broken and he can't tell which is which.

Tough financial times force Mr. Ernst to consider selling the Bar None to a mysterious investor who has won the Arizona lottery. To everyone's surprise, it's Ted. He's back-- this time for good.

To raise extra money for the Bar None, Mr. Ernst and the kids stage a murder mystery night. Unfortunately, Ted and Melody don't know anything about it.