The Courtship Of Eddie's Father

When Tom and his son Eddie spend an evening touring MGM Studios, Eddie happens to make friends with a curvaceous young lady named Dolly Daley who has come alone to Hollywood to be a "star."

A romantic situation develops after Tom meets Miss Allen, Eddie's schoolteacher. When Eddie's classmates find out, he's teased and tagged a "teacher's pet."

Tom falls in love, and wants to marry a charming model named Lynn whom he has known for some time. Lynn is also very much in love with him.

Eddie decides that Mrs. Livingston should have a "someone" of her own to love. So, one day he brings home a five-year-old Japanese boy named Frank to "give" to the housekeeper.

Photographer Norman Tinker decides to do a story on computer dating and enrolls his boss, Tom Corbett, at a computer service to get a personalized report. Very reluctantly, Tom agrees.

When Eddie (Brandon Cruz) balks at leaving for his first day at school, Tom (Bill Bixby) wonders if his child is too young to go.

Eddie can't wait to have dad meet his new little friend Max -- who incidentally has a beautiful mother, and no father.

Tom discovers that Eddie is upset because a bully named Joey is always beating him up at school.

Mrs. Livingston appears happy but preoccupied, and Tom discovers she is being courted by a well-to-do Japanese manufacturer, Mr. Saito.

Tom has always emphasized the value of true friendship to Eddie.

Mrs. Livingston suffers a loss of face when she flunks a test at her evening English class.

Norman Tinker, Tom's zany, trendy art director, and Tina, his slightly kooky secretary, impulsively decide to get married.

Bob, father of Eddie's friend Danny is an expert on camping. He invites Tom and Eddie along for a weekend trip in the woods to "build character," as he puts it.

Eddie's teacher, Miss Lester is going to have a baby, and the mothers of Eddie's classmates plan a party for her.

Conflicting emotions arise when Tom's sister-in-law, Eddie's Aunt Kate, arrives in town unexpectedly.

Tom gets Eddie his very own library card, with an explanation of the responsibility involved.

Eddie Brandon Cruz thinks he's in love with a girl named Elsie, and invites her to his birthday party as a non-obvious way to get to know her better.

Eddie, convinced by Miss Bristol, a new neighbor, that he shouldn't expect his father to devote every Sunday to his entertainment, invents a friend.

Eddie falls in love with Glori, his 15-year-old baby-sitter who has a mad crush on his father, Tom Corbett.

Mrs. Livingston quits her job as the Corbetts' housekeeper because she feels she has made things so comfortable for Tom that he won't look for a wife.

Tom Corbett's search for a guardian for Eddie centers on Norman Tinker after he discovers there's an unbridgeable generation gap between Eddie and his grandmother.

Tom Corbett promises Eddie he will get Mrs. Livingston's expired visa renewed, but at the immigration office Miss Ritter says "no." Eddie, as upset.

Norman Tinker goes on a watermelon-only diet and resolves to stick to it. He spends the weekend at the Corbetts', asking Tom, Eddie and Mrs. Livingston to help him stay on his diet.

Tom Corbett realizes Mrs. Cissy Drummond-Randolph, chairwoman of the magazines board of directors, plans to eliminate the darkroom to get rid of Norman Tinker, Tom threatens to quit his job.

Tom Corbett's new secretary, Miss Atwater, is so efficient she makes Tom nervous, and he gets hiccups. Tina, Tom's former secretary, quit because her astrology sign is incompatible with his.