The Goldbergs

Jake considers entering into a partnership with their distinguished guest.

Jake and Molly become advocates for the tenants and demand renovations.

Molly's cousin Simon gets sick and comes to regret his harsh words.

Molly becomes suspicious of Jake's fidelity

Molly and Jake are led to believe that they have been too strict raising Rosie

Molly's neighbors loan their apartment to a young British woman with a troubled marriage

Molly's cousin believes all her ills would be cured if only her single daughter would get married

Molly's wealthy uncle loans the family his Florida vacation house,

Tante Elka is upset over her son's refusal to name his newborn baby after her mothe

Uncle David is less than cordial to their guest.

The Goldbergs attend the shoe manufacturers' ball.

Both Jake and Mrs. Burnett are concerned that Dora and Sammy are getting too serious

Molly urges her next-door neighbor's daughter to pursue a concert career,

When Mrs. Burnett enrolls in art school, Molly feels pressured to follow suit

Molly takes pity on a starving dentist

The Goldberg house is in an uproar when Tante Elka's grandchildren come to stay

Molly and Tante Elka battle over the name for Elka's new grandchild

Mr. Pincus visits the family at home and suggests a business venture to Jake.

Molly is busy promoting local romances and Rosalie is bored with her family.

An attractive divorcee arrives at Pincus Pines, upsetting the women at the hotel

Jake and Uncle David make a series of investments on the advice of an impressive guest at Pincus Pines

Mr. Pincus' three stepsons want a bigger part in the business affairs at Pincus Pines

The Goldbergs vacation ends early when the kitchen help walks out

Molly returns to New York full of tales of Pincus Pines