227

Mary and Sandra dress up as men and sneak into Lester's men's club to see him receive the Man of the Year award.

When Sandra's friend Jessie aims to open a club in her neighborhood "Two-Gun Mary" dreams up a Western musical showdown.

With repair costs mounting, Rose agrees to sell 227 to a former IRS agent who had a run-in with Mary.

Brenda and Calvin become parents - to a pig - in a class project devised to illustrate the seriousness of teenage pregnancy.

Mary is suspicious of her new knife-throwing neighbor and concocts her own case against him.

Sandra is in love and ready to settle down with a schoolteacher, especially when he offers to give up his job for a high-paying executive position. Part 1 of two.

Conclusion. As the wedding approaches, Sandra and Mitchell have doubts about their impending nuptials.

Sandra takes Mary to court over song royalties. Actor John Houseman and singer Mary Wilson play themselves.

Mary and Lester are sad when a couple they think had the "perfect" marriage break up, and sadder still when the despondent husband keeps them up all night.

Calvin fails history, which may cost him a college scholarship, so Mary and Lester play tag-team tutors.

After attending "The Secrets of Success" seminar, Mary plots to win Lester a construction contract.

Sandra's debut as weather girl at a cable-TV station is less than sunny.

A blizzard forces the residents of 227 into Mary's apartment, where the temperature rises.

Lester escorts Rose to a dance and ends up twisting the night away with his high-school sweetheart, until Mary arrives to break up the reunion.

Prior to a big choir contest, Mary houses an ill-mannered competitor.

Mary refuses to let Brenda go on an "official" date with Calvin one week before her "official" sweet-16 birthday.

Sandra's wicked ways rub off on her introverted roommate, who swipes Sandra's boyfriend

Mary tries to hold her tongue when dealing with a corporate lawyer Lester is trying to impress.

The handyman who moves in at 227 does little more than fiddle with the pipes - he's really a concert violinist.

Brenda accidentally destroys her grandfather's one-of-a-kind recording of a blues classic.

Mary and Rose win a butler in a raffle.

Mary wants to do a bit part in a movie, but stage fright and a bad back have her doubled over with worry.

Mary and Lester welcome their cousins, who turn out to be white hillbillies.

A visit from Mary's best friend, now a famous psychiatrist, sends Mary on a journey of self-analysis.