Diff'rent Strokes

Millionaire Phillip Drummond takes in two Harlem orphans.

A social worker checks up on the adoptees in the Drummond home.

Drummond is paid a surprise visit by his status-conscious mother.

Drummond must decide how to discipline Arnold for tossing water bombs off the balcony.

Drummond wants to send the kids to his boyhood prep school.

The ratty doll Arnold sleeps with is accidentally sold.

Drummond's teachings about justice backfire when he must give Arnold a fair trial for his misdeeds.

A bully's after Arnold and Willis wants him to fight back, while Drummond wants peace talks.

The boys show off their new home to their old friends.

Arnold, Willis and Kimberly are out to foil Drummond's plan to marry a widow.

Feeling ignored, Arnold feigns bed-wetting to attract attention.

The boys' cousin Muriel arrives, and she's as broke as she is likable.

Basketball-team captain Willis gets some bad news: get better grades or quit the team.

The new landlord decides to evict families with preteens.

Willis' demand for privacy sparks a feud with Arnold.

The Drummond family recalls past events on their first Christmas with Willis and Arnold. Part 1 of 2.

Conclusion. More recollections of past events by the Drummonds.

A reunion with successful friends convinces Mrs. Garrett of her own failure.

A frantic Willis keeps up pretenses after he's fired the first day on a job.

Arnold perseveres in an uphill struggle to bring a holdup man to justice.

Drummond and his brood journey to Oregon to see his latest acquisition - the radio station where an old Army buddy holds forth. Part 1 of 2.

Conclusion. Drummond and his brood visit his newly purchased radio station and an old Army buddy.

Willis has a special birthday request: a party back in his Harlem neighborhood with his old buddies.

Mrs. Garrett finds teen pandemonium when she visits Kimberly's school.