The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet

Circumstantial evidence leads Ozzie and Harriet to believe that David is about to get married.

Connoisseur Ozzie decides to make his own old-fashioned, homemade ice cream.

Ricky can't decide which is harder on his body: playing football or playing in the school band.

Ozzie accepts a dinner invitation from a friend he encounters but can't remember his friend's name.

Ozzie is forced to break his tradition of giving Harriet carnation perfume for her birthday.

Ozzie bets Thorny that the family can survive in the woods with an axe and two matches.

A hard fought football game creates controversy between Ozzie, Thorny and the new neighbor.

David doesn't like Ricky's jazz music records and Ricky doesn't care for David's classical records.

After renting a trailer to haul away his junk, Ozzie has a mishap on the way to the junkyard.

Harriet plans to give Ozzie a duplicate of her wedding ring for his birthday as a surprise.

Harriet buys a fancy new kind of knife sharpener and expects Ozzie to get it to work.

No one wants to stay up until 2:37 in the morning to watch the lunar eclipse, except Ozzie.

Ozzie teases Harriet for being gullible to sales pitches, but can't resist his own buying weakness.

Harriet thinks that she and Ozzie are not spending enough quality time together.

Ozzie and Thorny decide to become volunteer firemen.

Both Ozzie and Harriet unintentionally steal two separate cars from the same stranger.

Ricky is supposed to be a good organizer but plans for his friends end up going haywire.

Ozzie receives a driving award and is chosen to be in a parade but learns his license has expired.

Ozzie and Thorney decide to postpone their chores and go relax at the lake for the weekend.

A girl places a personal ad in the paper to find Ozzie after meeting him on a bus ride.

Ozzie wants to stay in bed all day but finds out it's not going to be as easy as he imagined.

While digging for worms to go fishing, Ricky discovers an old Spanish Doubloon.

Ozzie greets the day with optimism which soon turns to cynicism, then pessimism and then gloom.

Psychology student David checks Ozzie's photograph for criminal tendencies.

Ozzie is flustered when a secret admirer sends flowers to Harriet and requests a photograph of her.