Diff'rent Strokes

Kimberly takes an unchaperoned ski trip with a girlfriend, and Drummond pays her a surprise visit.

Willis can party with the older students if he supplies the entertainment - pot.

Willis is upset when a white classmate is chosen over him for the school basketball team.

A Korean man claims to be Drummond's son.

The comic book Arnold stole to join a club turns out to be a collector's item.

Arnold has big plans for his first date with Diane, until Drummond assigns the young couple a chaperone.

Drummond invites Arnold and Willis to his club, oblivious to its racial policy.

When Willis's girlfriend jilts him, Arnold schemes to bring them back together.

Arnold goes on a hunger strike to protest construction on one of Drummond's sites, which may be a Native American burial ground.

A woman is evicted from a tenement that Drummond is demolishing for condominiums.

Arnold motivates a disabled girl to use crutches, while she encourages him to participate in the school play.

Arnold has nightmares about losing another parent when Drummond takes a trip.

A fire traps the family in their penthouse.

Willis "borrows" Drummond's limo to impress his girlfriend.

Arnold and Dudley are terrorized by two bullies at school. Part 1 of 2.

Conclusion. Willis is hospitalized after defending Arnold.

Willis's desire to join the lettermen's club alienates Arnold.

A rain-water shampoo turns Kimberly's hair green, prompting Drummond to join the fight against pollution.

Drummond's interest in Aunt Sophia's friend sparks the kids' hope for a wedding.

After Willis saves his life, Arnold becomes a nuisance trying to repay the debt.

Drummond's career and Willis's race for class president lead to health problems for both.

Willis must choose between his girlfriend and Kimberly for his band's female vocalist.

Arnold wants to take up ballet, but Willis thinks it will ruin his brothers' reputation.

Arnold believes the reason girls don't notice him is his height.