The Best Episodes Directed By Bill Hobin

Larry Dallas, a slick car salesman, unloads a puppy on the trio. Knowing that Stanley doesn't allow pets, they try to hide it. The puppy is necesary for Chrissy's sleepwalking problem.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Paul Wayne

Jack's masculinity is put to the test when a big bully tries to have his way with the girls.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: N/A

Oh my! The trio's rent money is missing and they scramble to get more money so Stanley will not kick them out. Unbeknownst to them, Stanley picked up the money earlier that day.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Paul Wayne

After Jack and Chrissy disturb Janet's time alone with her date, the trio agree to arrange reservation times for the apartment. However, Jack has an offer he can't refuse and he tries to renege on the agreement.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: N/A

In order to earn tuition money, Jack takes on a variety of odd jobs, including an encyclopedia salesman and a nude model in a magazine layout.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Michael Ross

Janet's co-worker Chloe gets a promotion after only being hired for a couple of weeks. Janet's upset because chloe got the job because of her looks not her skills.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Paul Wayne

Chrissy's new man is married, but she thinks he's single, and now her friends must prove to her the truth.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Michael Ross

Carol and Maude thinks it's cute when they discover a curious Phillip playing doctor with Arthur's equally curious granddaughter. However, the prudish Arthur insists that Phillip be severely punished which leads to a debate between Maude, Cariol and Arthur over morals.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Budd Grossman

Carol is dating Russell Asher, a dashing writer, who just happens to have once dated and later jilted Maude. This leads Maude to do her best to warn Carol of Russell's egotistical ways. However, Carol refuses to heed Maude's warnings and continues to date him, even spending the night with him which turns into a disaster.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Susan Harris

Returning home from shopping, Maude gets pulled over for speeding 34 miles in a 30 mph zone, but adamantly refuses to believe she was speeding at all. Later, during the trial, Maude tries all attempts to get out of paying the fine and prove her innocence.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: Erik Tarloff

Jack must help Chrissy regain her confidence in her sex appeal, since he's the one who made her lose confidence after failing to come on to her when they spend a night alone in the apartment.

Director: Bill Hobin

Writer: N/A