Buffy and Jody wants to know where babies come from, and a whole bunch of stories confuses not only them, but parents as well. Cissy then tells them the right procedure of how babies are made.

Bill and Buffy both fall in love with people they cannot have.

Mr. French's romance with an old flame puts his job in jeopardy when he thinks about working with his old love in another house.

Jody's new imaginary friend is really getting him in trouble and it tales a trip to a psychologist to figure out what is going on.

A girl picks on Jody, who doesn't dare hit her back.

Cissy becomes a candy-stripper, but feels emotionally insecure when she unknowingly breaks one of the supervisor's rules when she gives a patient some water. She is doomed to quit but Bill tells her to face up to her mistake and keep her job. It might be all and well for Cissy, but it doesn't work for Buffy when she wants to be a Brownie, but finds out she is not the right age.

Buffy makes friends with a bunch of kids, unbeknownst to her that they hate fancy kids. Mr. French catcher her and forbids her to play with them again. Uncle Bill however supports Buffy's choice and lets her play with her new friends.

Uncle Bill enforces an iron-clad confiscation order of toys constantly being left on the floor by the kids and they can never get them back. It hits a little too close when Buffy's beloved Mrs. Beasley is in danger of being taken away from her.

Jody tries his hardest to be on a local stickball team, only to be beaten out by Buffy, who happens to be a great player as well.

Cissy thinks that Buffy is being shafted by Bill because he favors Jody. Bill then decides to spend all of his time with Buffy, but then, this starts to be a problem for Cissy and Jody.

Freddie, Bill's old friend from Terre Haute, wishes that she had children after spending time with Buffy and Jody.

Buffy and Jody make friends with a disabled boy named Stanley, much to the dismay of his overprotective mother.

Cissy and Buffy are starstruck when they meet a Broadway star living in the building.

Bill is starstruck now, with a famous actress that wants to give up the business and settle down with him.

Buffy and Jody find a dog, but the landlord lays down the law against dogs. The landlord recants after the dog wins a dog contest.

Bill and Mr. French visit the kids' old home in Terre Haute where they are faced with a painful decision: Stay with their aunt who makes up stuff about how they are a burden to Bill or go back to New York.

A new romance that Mr. French has puts him in the position to make him think that his current life as a butler is not good enough for his date.

Buffy and Jody go Chinese when they are ""adopted"" by a elderly Chinese man.

Uncle Bill gets the kids involved with tropical fish after the advice of a fellow construction worker.

A Blizzard can be anyone's worst enemy. This lesson is true when everything goes awry for the David family in Long Island: French is stranded in the blizzard, kids Building snowmen inside, ruined potential dates, Oy Vey!

Bill wants to move to a house in the suburbs, but the kids persuade him to stay where he is.

Poor Buffy and Jody have to have their tonsils out.

Mr. French thinks he is left out of Cissy's drawings for school.

Bill and the family meet their potential counterparts when he meets a woman named Margaret and her kids. The kids think that it's real cool to have kids that are like them at first, but they find out that they are too much alike and do not get along with them.

Cissy is sad because she is not getting any attention from boys, except one named Wendell who she thinks is dull by comparison. So she have a complete and total makeover and she is an instant sex symbol! The boys are so enamored by her, except for Wendell who liked her as she was before. Cissy realizes that Wendell liked her the whole time for just being herself.