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Ozzie begins to worry that he worries too much, and the worrying about the worrying is the whole of the fun.
The Nelsons bring home a new radio phonograph, and it takes over the whole house.
Christmas comes with no fuss and no proper show, and Ozzie and Harriet make the best of it.
A knitting contest brings out the fighting streak in the Nelson house, and Ozzie gets swept up in it.
Ozzie gets the family talking about sports heroes, and everyone has a say.
Harriet comes to feel Ozzie is a neglected husband and sets out to put it right.
Ozzie takes up card tricks, and his new hobby becomes the evening's entertainment for the whole family.
Ozzie takes the test for a bus driver's license, and it goes about as well as anyone would guess.
Harriet puts the whole Nelson house through spring cleaning, and Ozzie helps as best he can.
Valentine's Day is coming and Ozzie must pick the right card.
The Nelsons get more dinner invitations than they can handle, and Ozzie tries to please everybody.
The Ozzie National Bank holds all of seventeen dollars, and now the money is gone. Ozzie and Harriet must account for every cent.
Ozzie wins a mystery package at an auction and ends up with a crystal ball, then tries to find a use for it.
Ozzie cannot make head or tail of his income tax while Harriet cannot choose between a blue hat and a gray one.
Ozzie goes to the library to settle a bet about the Rover Boys and comes away the town's authority on the Pelican Club.
Ozzie tries to pay Harriet a compliment and every word comes out wrong, digging him in deeper.
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David loses a race meant to win the girls' notice, and Ricky thinks a club is the way to Harriet's heart.
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Ozzie learns the hard way that handing out advice is not so simple, and his comes back on him.
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