Date with the Angels

Vickie's destructive nephew Wheeler returns for a visit to get over a relationship gone sour. When Vickie attempts to fix him up with Jane, a girl from the neighborhood, she ends up having a miraculous effect on Wheeler's personality.

Upon returning from a vacation, the Angels are startled to discover a giant stuffed gorilla in their home. To return the favor, Gus hires a guy in a gorilla suit to surprise the pranksters when they show up to claim the phony creature.

George Clemson's nerves get the best of him as his wife Wilma nears her delivery date to give birth. When the lucky day finally arrives, everybody is at the hospital, except George.

Vickie and Gus decide to throw a catered Hawaiian luau party at their home, inviting high-end socialites hoping to drum up business for Gus. However, the preparations and the luau do not go as planned.

Liberace says hello to Vicki as he is leaving a restaurant, but Gus does not believe Vickie when she tells him about it. The next day, Dennis Day's car breaks down in front of the Angel's home, but nobody believes Vickie's amazing story.

Gus brings his high school girlfriend Diane home to meet Vickie. George warns Gus against such foolish behavior, but after calling Vickie to inform her of his plans, Gus is convinced that Vickie is OK with the whole thing.

Vickie discovers a burglar in her home who quickly escapes, only to be discovered passed out on the Angel's front lawn by Gus and George. No one believes Vicki when she tells them that the man is a burglar, until he sues the Angels.

The Murphy's boy Emmett returns from the military, and the Angels are surprised to find that the young man is nothing like the roughneck Murph described. Murph cannot stand the changes in his son, until he learns what prompted them.

Mr. Finley Sr. feels unwanted around Christmastime, so Vickie and her friend Dolly help find him a job at a department store as Santa Claus. Their plan soon backfires on them when they discover Santa has been giving away presents for free.

The Angels bring their nephew to their mountain cabin and find myriad ways to insult the entire town. Despite the mess they create, the Angels decide to attend a local dance that evening where they discover the power of forgiveness.

The Angels, Carl, and Dotty head to San Francisco by rail hoping to impress a company bigwig who is based there. Gus and Carl soon find themselves in hot water after behaving like schoolboys around a pair of attractive sisters.

The Angels visit a resort hotel that features a lounge act starring a singer named Honey Mitchell who is the spitting image of Vickie, and everyone keeps confusing one for the other.

When Roger Finley Sr. drops by the Angel's home to tell them that he has decided to run away, Vickie persuades Gus to let him stay at their house. Roger seems oblivious to his father's disappearance. Murph's dog also goes missing.