Coach

Hayden's (Craig T. Nelson) photograph appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated after his team is ranked in the top 20.

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) tries to console Kelly (Clare Carey) after her breakup with Stuart (Kris Kamm), but she confides in Christine (Shelley Fabares).

Luther (Jerry Van Dyke) believes Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) deliberately sold him a broken-down truck and reports him to a consumer affairs watchdog (Doug Ballard).

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) arranges a date for Kelly (Clare Carey) with his star player (Rob Youngblood).

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) grudgingly agrees to go house hunting with Christine (Shelley Fabares).

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) must plan a memorial tribute for someone he barely knows when the man dies and leaves everything to him.

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) endures an excruciating train trip when Luther (Jerry Van Dyke) trades in their plane tickets following a dream about a plane crash.

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) regrets his honesty when Christine (Shelley Fabares) learns how he feels about her best friend, Barbara (Lee Garlington).

The call of the loon forebodes more than Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) expected when he agrees to speak at Burleigh's (Ken Kimmins) Fraternal Order of the Loon.

Part 1 of 2. Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) is beaten before he plays his first bowl game when he learns the opposing coach is his former mentor (Robert Prosky).

Part 2 of 2. A bizarre limbo accident sidelines the team's star player prior to the Pineapple Bowl.

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) competes with Judy (Pam Stone) for Mrs. Rizzendough's (Priscilla Morrill) favor and her donations by leading an exercise class for seniors.

Hayden (Craig T. Nelson) reveals secrets about his ex-wife (Lenore Kasdorf) when her new fiance (Jim Jansen) asks him for advice.

A careless comment results in a food fight when Dauber (Bill Fagerbakke) moves into Luther's (Jerry Van Dyke) apartment building.

Kelly (Clare Carey) is the one surprised at Grandpa Rosebrock's (Hansford Rowe) 90th birthday party when Stuart (Kris Kamm) arrives with his new girlfriend (Terri Ivens).

When an arrogant chauvinist (John Calvin) insults his girlfriend (Cathryn De Prume) in public, Hayden and Christine (Craig T. Nelson, Shelley Fabares) come to her defense.

After a one-night affair with Hayden's 60-year-old secretary (Pat Crawford), Luther (Jerry Van Dyke) is too ashamed to face her the next morning.

Christine (Shelley Fabares) sells Hayden's (Craig T. Nelson) autographed football shoes; Luther (Jerry Van Dyke) catches the biggest pike in the lake only to lose it.

Kelly (Clare Carey) decides to move to Bangkok when she meets and falls in love with a foreign correspondent (John Bennett Perry) who is twice her age.

An important job offer in New York forces Christine (Shelley Fabares) to choose between her career and Hayden (Craig T. Nelson).

Christine's (Shelley Fabares) network premiere party is scheduled the same night as Hayden's (Craig T. Nelson) sports banquet.

The stress of a long-distance relationship troubles Hayden (Craig T. Nelson); Luther and Dauber (Jerry Van Dyke, Bill Fagerbakke) refinish Hayden's game-room floor.