Perfect Strangers

The ever-practical Larry gives Balki a lesson in economic reality after Balki is tempted to buy a lottery ticket. But when the winning numbers are announced, Larry is shocked.

After Larry completes an assertiveness-training course, he hopes to convince Balki that the meek do not succeed. But Larry's plan to help Balki get the pay raise he deserves backfires.

Larry watches a horror movie marathon on Halloween and the next morning he thinks that Balki has turned into an alien.

Balki volunteers himself and Larry to move Lydia's piano up ten flights.

When newspaper owner Endicott invites Larry and Balki to his palatial estate, the cousins are welcomed by the rich and famous guests who believe that Balki is the Crown Prince of Mypos.

Despite state-of-the-art equipment, everything goes wrong when Larry and Balki take Mary Ann and Jennifer on a camping trip.

Larry, Balki and the girls get lost in the wilderness during a camping trip.

While Balki takes his college entrance examinations, Larry and friends prepare a surprise party and reminisce about Balki's introduction to life in America.

Balki invites Mr. Gorpley to the Christmas Eve party.

Balki hires a maid, but she is too efficient for Larry.

To overcome his heartbreak over Mary Ann's move to London, Balki joins a motorcycle club--the Motor Psychos.

Hired as a researcher, Larry takes a shortcut to obtain a story for the paper's investigative team, a tactic which may cost him his job as well as his friendship with his new neighbor, Carl.

When Larry and Balki compete for money and prizes on a television game show, Larry succumbs to the very temptation against which he has been cautioning Balki--greed.

Balki's spirits soar as he boards his first airplane flight, but stewardesses Jennifer and Mary Ann cannot wait to get back on solid ground after sampling Balki's Myposian lameetkas.

Balki substitutes for an absent player in the Chronicle's bowling league, but he may be unable to see his way to victory after a visit to the eye doctor on the day of the tournament.

A hypnotist's demonstration leaves Larry unperturbed, but it causes Balki to act, dress and sing like Elvis Presley on the day of his big tax audit.

Larry and Balki learn the true meaning of "silence is deadly" when Larry refuses to reveal a source for a story and the pair go to jail.

Larry and Balki look for a used car.

Larry poses as a woman in an effort to reveal a con man who is trying to take advantage of Lydia.

Balki's luck is very bad when he plays in Gorpley's poker game. Larry devises a plan to recoup his cousin's losses.

Asked to teach a college course, Larry plans to mold the minds of future journalists by setting class standards high.

According to Myposian tradition, Balki becomes a man on his 25th birthday, an occasion that brings an unexpected visitor bearing a special gift: a wife!