Father Knows Best

Betty is assigned to write a theme on devoted brothers and sisters.

Kathy is stricken by puppy love for a neighborhood boy.

Bud prepares for homecoming week.

The Andersons' gardener lies about his family.

Jim decides to teach the children a lesson.

The Anderson children learn that their parents weren't married in a church and decide to do something about it.

Bud is given the responsibility of taking care of a neighbor's car.

Betty decides to reenact the town's founding.

An Indian exchange student visits.

When Bud phones a girl for a date, Jim thinks he's rude and suggests an apology.

Margaret wins a car in an orphanage's raffle.

Jim gets the Anderson family into discovering the wonders of modern living.

The Andersons recall the Christmas they spent out in the country.

Jim offers to coach Bud's basketball team.

Kathy becomes president of a family corporation.

Bud tries desperately to do a good deed for a stranger.

Uncle Charlie is sure that Jim has spoiled his children rotten.

Bud finds he cannot replace the money he borrowed.

Jim tries to help his cousin Leonard find a job.

Bud gets a swelled head after he hears several girls talking about him.

Bud finds himself with more than one problem when he "rescues" his sister.

Kathy decides that she wants to be an adult.

Jim learns that he is being considered to receive an outstanding citizen award.

Betty learns a dance competitor's secret.

Margaret has a problem with conflicting dates when Jim goes to New York and she has a club meeting planned.