Newhart

Michael and a pregnant Stephanie return from a six-month cruise unprepared for parenthood.

Dick accidentally burns down Maison Hubert while enjoying an after-dinner cigar. The Loudons take in Hubert while he recuperates. Hubert vows he will get Monsieur Loudon.

Dick gets chosen to judge the annual Poetry and Pastry contest. Miss Goddard, the reigning champion, uses her feminine wiles to influence the judging. Michael throws an all-male baby shower.

An episode of Vermont Today on "Hidden Shame" nets a surprise guest when George admits to a childish prank.

Stephanie's mother offers to buy the newlyweds a mansion, but only if Michael changes his last name to Vanderkellen.

A cash-strapped visiting dignitary makes Dick a royal Lord. After hearing of his good fortune, the townspeople's opinion of Dick improves.

Joanna's Aunt Louise visits bearing gifts, despite her long-standing opinion that Joanna is much too good for Dick.

George meets the perfect girl, except for one thing. Michael and Stephanie consult with a baby naming guru.

It's baby time for the Harris family as Steph's baby is about to be born. Michael is determined to capture the birth on tape over Stephanie's objections.

Joanna takes an odd man to several houses to convince him to buy one, but he can't seem to commit. Joanna visits his home and finds a shrine dedicated to her.

When an overbearing new neighbor moves next door, Dick finds his polite veneer mistaken for friendship. The townsfolk, who all assume Dick is their best friend, are in an uproar when they hear that Dick and Sam are best friends.

Stephanie's parents buy WPIV for baby Stephanie. Dick refuses to pander to the child, so the baby cancels Vermont Today in the middle of an interview with George McGovern.

Michael announces plans to spice up WPIV's lineup with a new sitcom, "Seein' Double," starring Stephanie as identical twins Judy and Jody, with Dick as their crotchety widowed father.

Dick is convinced to join George's old gang, The Vermont Hooligans, who reunited after 40 years. Dick leads them into a rumble against their long-time rivals, The Ruffians.

After another shopping spree for baby Steph, Dick teaches Michael that materialism isn't the best way to raise a child. A skeptical Michael becomes convinced after a haunting dream depicts a possible future. Julia Duffy plays grown-up baby Steph.

George falls under the influence of five priests vacationing at the inn. After George announces his intention to join the priesthood, Miss Goddard tries her hardest to change his mind.

George is the toast of the town when he invents a hot new board game, "Handymania."

Dick finagles his way into a weekly poker game with Tim Conway. Unaware of Tim's cheap nature, Dick drives him away after raising a quarter.

Michael comes up with the perfect lead-in to Vermont Today, the "Giddy Goose" show. He casts his favorite dinner theater actor as Giddy, only to discover the man's also his father.

Society bluebloods Scooter Drake and his new wife Libby drop by with their child, apparently superior to baby Steph. Michael and Stephanie decide to divorce due to Michael's peasant heritage.