An overnight trip ruins relations among Amy, Jo and Meg.

A dangerous measles epidemic breaks out at the school.

Nick and the children discover a battered pregnant woman in the forest.

Jo becomes a suffragist; Dr. Pierce urges Nan to become a nurse.

Franz is smitten with a brassy boarding house maid.

Prejudice finds some unlikely allies when a poor black family arrives at Plumfield.

Meg is attracted to a friend of Laurie's. Dan and Bess are paired on a science project.

Asia's estranged father attempts a reconciliation; another woman pursues Nick.

Jo becomes withdrawn after being robbed. Franz receives disturbing news from Isabel.

Nick's charming brother is pursued by gamblers to whom he owes money.

Nick and Dan track a lion that escaped from a traveling circus; Nat plays violin in a talent competition.

After Jo's carriage overturns, Nick searches for her; Dan is left in charge of the children.

Nan plagiarizes one of Nat's essays. Laurie joins a poker game.

Amy moves to Plumfield. Dan befriends a native american and goes on a vision quest of his own.

Popular opinion turns against Jo when a boy breaks his leg.

Nan, Nat and Tommy seek the grave of the legendary ghost, the Lantern Man.

Josephine (Jo) Bhaer and her husband Fritz have run a boarding school for boys for several years. Now that Fritz has died everyone assumes that Jo will close the school. When Nick, a sailor home from the sea, hires on as handyman, Jo sees that there is a chance to keep the school open.

When Nat wants to enter a father son ski race with Nick as his surrogate fathers, Jo must teach Nick to ski.

An older boy is attracted to Bess; Nick's hesitation leads Jo to accept a date with an old nemesis.

Melancholy Jo awaits her birthday, questioning the choices she has made.

Nick is accused of killing a gambler to whom Ben owes money.

As Thanksgiving nears Amy decides that doesn't want her daughter in school with boys. Nick decides to return to the sea.

An old friend of Dan turns up at the school and asks Dan to leave with him.

Jo finds out that Nick can't read. The students are tasked with doing a good deed in order to learn the meaning of the word Philanthropy.

Nan and Nat find saddlebags full of money on the banks of a stream.