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The Nelson household comes apart at the seams with each of them pulling a different way, and Ozzie tries to draw them back together.
Harriet has bought a new dress, and the surprise she built around it goes sideways. Ozzie does his best to say the right thing.
Ozzie Nelson tries to evaluate Harriet's extravagant new dress without offending her, prompting humorous domestic debates over modern fashion trends.
Ozzie plans a rugged wilderness camping retreat to escape modern anxieties, but domestic comforts prove difficult for the family to abandon.
A self-styled handy man turns up at the Nelson house and makes himself needed, bringing help and havoc in equal measure.
Ozzie is called for jury duty and must meet what the town asks of him.
Ozzie and Harriet fall into a full quarrel that takes over the house until the family finds its feet again.
Ozzie promises to take the boys hiking on the seventeenth of October.
Ozzie plays matchmaker for a couple he knows, certain he knows what they need.
The boys talk Ozzie into poking through a haunted house on Halloween, and the night takes some turns none of them saw coming.
Harriet fears Ozzie is stuck in a rut and sets out to shake him loose, with one comic upset after another.
The boys plan a night out on their own, and Ozzie has to weigh how much rope to give them.
Ozzie gets hold of a question he cannot let go of, and the whole house is dragged along on the hunt for an answer.
Ozzie's curiosity drives the whole house to distraction, and the family pitches in to find him his answer.
Bing Crosby and Lindsay Crosby stop by the Nelson house, and Ozzie and Harriet are still talking about it long after they leave.