Major Smiley, an old pal, tries to dissuade the Major from marriage.

The Major and Polly have trouble finding time together because of their busy schedules.

Polly asks the Major to straighten things out when Elizabeth falls for Lt. Holowachuk.

Polly endures a survival-training day for Marine wives.

A long-distance chess match comes to town for the final battle and it turns out that a young teen sparks an interest in boys for Robin.

Sgt. James decides to pursue a career as a radio personality instead of re-enlisting.

Lt. Holowachuk gets in trouble when he plans a secret country hoe-down birthday party for the Major.

The Major adjusts to his new post at Camp Hollister, where the General's grandson takes pictures of Polly.

In opposition to Marine traditions, Holowachuk does not want alcohol at his wetting down to celebrate making 1st Lieutenant. The Major tries to find a solution.

Casey's much-wanted toy goes to a needy child.

The Major anticipates a relaxing weekend when Polly takes the girls shopping.

During a driving lesson with the Major, Elizabeth hits the general's antique MG.

The Major moonlights as an attendant at the service station Holowachuk manages.

The Major is chosen to represent Camp Hollister on a calendar depicting ideal servicemen.

General Craig orders his staff to have a night of fun to boost sagging morale.

Gunny suspects the motives of the perky sergeant the General assigns to assist her.

The General moves in with the MacGillises when his wife throws him out.

A lobbyist stages a protest over cutbacks in civilian personnel at the base.

Lt. Holowachuk and Gunny get competitive at pool.

Casey's new boyfriend likes hanging out with the Major.

The MacGillises vie with another family to be military family of the year.

Polly prepares an upbeat documentary on Camp Hollister's closing.

Casey has a fever and Oz-like nightmares on Halloween.

Gen. Craig and the Major go to night school.

The Major proposes, but Polly's daughters must approve.