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Riley finds out he's going to become a dad in this story set in the past.
Junior decides to leave his house and doesn't come back.
Riley wants to be a good friend to Junior, so he decides to join him on a hiking trip. The episode was directed by Don Bernard and featured John Brown and William Bendix in the cast. Ken Niles served as the announcer, while Lou Kosloff handled the music. Paula Winslowe and Conrad Binyon also appeared in the show. Irving Brecher created and produced the episode.
Riley believes that Junior stole five dollars that has gone missing.
Riley's mother-in-law is about to arrive for a visit! The show features catchy music at the beginning and end.
Riley receives two weeks off from work while still getting paid, but his coworkers and friends mistakenly believe he's lost his job. This episode may be the earliest installment in the series to feature Teel as a sponsor.
Riley and Gillis are having a big argument about who owns a goat.
Chester Riley's pride takes a hit when teenage son Junior earns unexpected income and attempts to take charge of household finances in typical comic fashion.
Chester Riley creates workplace chaos at the aircraft plant when the return of standard time causes confusion over crucial executive appointments.
Chester Riley forbids his daughter Babs from seeing her boyfriend Simon after misinterpreting an innocent romantic misunderstanding.
Chester A Riley stubbornly refuses to grant his teenage son a personal house key until an untimely neighborhood lock-out forces a change of heart.
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Is Babs now married to Simon? Well, that's quite a turn of events! This episode features Paula Winslowe, John Brown, Don Bernard as the director, Lou Kosloff handling the music, William Bendix, Ken Carpenter as the announcer, Sharon Douglas, and Irving Brecher who created and produced the show.
Riley attempts to deliberately fail in his bid to become the head of his lodge organization.
William Bendix's character Riley attends evening classes to get ready for a test that could lead to a job promotion. However, he faces serious trouble when someone claims he cheated on the exam. The episode was created and produced by Irving Brecher, with Don Bernard directing. The cast includes John Brown, Paula Winslowe, Scotty Beckett, and Sharon Douglas. Ken Carpenter serves as the announcer, Dink Trout appears in the episode, Lou Kosloff handles the music, and William Bendix stars in the lead role.
Riley thinks his mom is dating someone while his dad is out on the ocean.
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Junior lands a role in the school play after Riley pushes him to try out for it.
Babs gets a music scholarship as a prize for her talent.
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Riley discovers a fancy fur coat left behind on the bus. He struggles with doing the right thing, but in the end, he decides to keep it for himself instead of turning it in.
Riley discovers a small pocket knife hidden beneath Junior's bed and immediately assumes that Junior took it without paying from a store.
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The Gillis family has to move into the Riley home because their own house burned down in a fire.
Riley thinks that Junior might have let Mother's Day slip his mind.
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Junior takes a job selling peanuts at the circus after Riley talks him into it.
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Riley's rental house is being put on the market.
Junior is taking part in a competition for paper delivery routes.