My Three Sons

More than a few tears are shed as Mike and Sally get married and move out of state and Ernie finds out his foster parents have to leave the country.

Steve has a lot to think about when Chip suggests that they become Ernie's new foster family.

Charley might have found the solution to the problem of fostering Ernie when he asks Steve to consider adopting the boy.

Charley and Steve are worried about Robbie when they discover he's dating a woman who works as a dancer.

After a family trip to the circus, Chip and Ernie pretend to be big game hunters and camp out in the backyard. It's all fun and games until they wake up and see a lion!

Robbie's girlfriend suggests a ballet class to improve his chances at making the track team. All goes well, until Robbie is expected to perform at an upcoming ballet recital, against his "masculine" instincts. Will he perform?

A distant relative of Charley's visits. She misses her family and feels like she has nothing to do. Charley and the children talk Steve into getting her a job where he works.

Ernie plans for Steve to perform with him in a father-son show at school, but Steve will be out of town on business.

Uncle Charley tells Steve that Robbie is going steady with two girls. Steve talks to Robbie, but Robbie says he can handle it. One day, the two girls meet and start to compare notes on their very similar boyfriends.

Chip has a crush on Mary-Lou but Mary-Lou only has eyes for Robbie. When Chip calls her to ask her out, she thinks she is talking to Robbie.

Uncle Charley wins a contest and his prize is a dance lesson with the sweet-talking Helen, who manages to convince both him and Robbie to sign up for additional lessons.

Lately it seems like everyone but Ernie has a girlfriend -- even Tramp the dog!

Steve has to go to Hong Kong on business and decides to take the whole family on a vacation. Uncle Charley doesn't want to go in case he runs into an old ex-girlfriend, but when he does see her he is too afraid to say hello.

A series of implausible coincidences leaves the Douglas family convinced that Steve is getting married again!

Chip's first time throwing a party for teenagers is a success…until the record player breaks.

While running an errand for Steve, Robbie loses all of his money at a pool hall and doesn't know what to do until Uncle Charley shows up.

A large shaggy dog decides that he's found his new home after Ernie accidentally leaves the door open one day.

Maggie Bellini, a wealthy businesswoman, promises to match the money that Bryant Park raises to build an art center. She meets the Douglas family and is interested in Steve. She tries to buy his attentions by giving gifts to the others.

Robbie (Don Grady) saves Terri Wong (Irene Tsu) from getting hit by a car. She tells Robbie that according to Chinese custom, she must do everything for him. He enjoys the attention at first, but it becomes awkward when she continues day after day.

Robbie meets a female explorer (Terry Moore) and she stops by his house, where the family meets her and she stays for dinner. Steve asks her out and they date while she is in town. When she leaves for another safari, she asks Steve to go with her.

Now that Robbie is going to college, he wants to live at a dorm at college, instead of commuting from home. Robbie and his dorm roommate are on different schedules and it makes dorm life difficult.

Long hair for boys is now the fad since the Beatles arrived in America. Steve has been away on business and Chip's hair has gotten long and he does not want to cut it.

Robbie and Joanne think being married while in college is easy when their friends seem to manage. They find it is not easy when they babysit the friend's child.

Steve and Chip deal with females in traditional male activities. Steve works with Max, a female engineer who acts like a man and dresses in overalls at work. Georgie , a female student, signs up for the boy's track team and Chip thinks it is wrong.