My Three Sons

Steve attends a bachelor party for an older co-worker, expecting just a simple dinner. However, a dancer (Leslie Parrish) was hired, and the party is raided by the police. Steve helps the girl slip out the back and things get complicated after that.

Not quite familiar with the Italian language or customs, Robbie (Don Grady) finds himself engaged, after walking an Italian female (Judy Cannon) through a park.

Chip and Ernie's school holds a father and son competition in the school subjects. The sons easily beat the fathers with the subjects they have been learning. A rematch is held on a local television station.

Steve has a series of bad luck connected to driving, and it does not get any better when he has to renew his driver's license. Robbie gives him an old driving manual, and Steve fails the renewal.

Robbie (Don Grady) and another student (Linda Foster) make a film for their cinema class. They use the Douglas family as their subject, and film all the quirks and oddities that go on in the house.

Robbie tries to earn extra money by starting a birthday cake delivery service at his college, meanwhile the family forgets Steve's own birthday. The home business goes great until it gets overwhelmed with orders, and health authorities get involved.

Robbie isn't doing well in his chemistry class and hires a tutor. The tutor turns out to be an attractive older woman and Robbie thinks he's in love. Complications arise when Robbie discovers that his tutor is actually dating his father.

Ernie's friends brag about the athletic abilities of their fathers, to Ernie's dismay, the only trophy he can find is for debating. The kids then decide that all the fathers will compete in a 2-mile cross country race.

When Ernie discovers that he's allergic to Tramp, he decides to leave home and look for a new family to adopt him, because Tramp has been with the family longer than Ernie, so Ernie is low man on the totem pole.

Chip wants to take his girl friend, from school, to a party. She lives with her grandma, who is old-fashioned and doesn't think she should date until she's 16. Chip finds that once he stirs up memories in Grandma, it's not easy to get out of the house.

No one believes Ernie when he says he saw a flying saucer, so he returns to the site with his camera. After Steve gets the photos developed, he takes the photos to the government but Steve isn't allowed to tell Ernie any of the classified details.

A new family moves in next door to the Douglases - a widowed mother and her three children, plus "Aunt Maude". Robbie and the daughter Peggy get along swimmingly, but the rest of the family members are at odds with their next-door-neighbor counterparts.

Robbie and Steve nearly forget that trout season starts on Saturday which means it's time for their annual fishing trip together. One problem: Robbie hates fishing, but is apprehensive about telling his dad, who loves it.

Uncle Charlie bans TV for one week. Robbie and a cynical girl create a college television show.

Uncle Charley buys a lot in a new real estate development that looks and sounds better on paper than in actuality.

When his girlfriend develops a crush on a bullfighter, Robbie vows that he will prove himself by learning the sport himself.

Robbie takes a part-time job as a real estate agent but quickly discovers that it's not easy to balance school and work.

Steve and Chip have the opportunity to go on a double date with a woman and her teenage daughter.

Uncle Charley's tales of his seafaring days get Ernie out of hot water at school.

Steve and the Douglas family are worried that the stereotypes about Gypsies are true when a number of their belongings go missing.

Ernie wants Steve's help with his science fair project but Steve believes Ernie should do the work himself.

Whenever Ernie joins one of the Douglas men on a date, the women seems to prefer spending time with Ernie!

Uncle Charley has the opportunity to become a charter boat fishing captain but isn't sure he wants to leave the family.

The Douglas family joins Steve on a business trip to Hawaii and Uncle Charley has mixed feelings about seeing an old girlfriend.