The misadventures of a divorced mother, two teenage daughters, and new building superintendent in Indianapolis.
The best episode of "One Day at a Time" season 2 is "The Runaways (1)", rated 7.9/10 from 118 user votes. It was directed by Herbert Kenwith and written by N/A. "The Runaways (1)" aired on 9/28/1976 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "The Runaways (2)".
Julie turns to her boyfriend when she and her mother reach an impasse regarding education, employment and marriage. (Part 1 of 4)
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Ann is overcome by guilt after Chuck and Julie run away. (Part 2 of 4)
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Schneider uses CB radio to search for Julie and her boyfriend. (Part 3 of 4)
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Their possessions stolen, runaways Julie and her boyfriend consider calling Barbara for help. (Part 4 of 4)
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Hoping to attract desirable males, Barbara decides to change her image.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
David returns from Los Angeles with a job offer and hopes of marrying Ann. (Part 1 of 2)
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
As David works on Barbara and Julie, and as they pressure Ann to consider marrying David, Ann is faced with a serious decision..... she is not ready to marry again. David goes on without her.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Ann must deal with an upholstery ripoff that invades her home.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Schneider touts his visiting nephew as a model gentleman, unaware that the youth is a thief.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Ann's visiting father tries to persuade her to return home.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
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Ann finds herself attracted to the piano player who has moved into the building.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
The girls put on a New Year's show at a retirement home.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Julie's religious zeal is driving Ann and Barbara crazy. First of two parts.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Julie applies her religious zeal to a drunken derelict, whom she found in a garbage can. Conclusion.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
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Ann won't allow her ex-husband to spoil Julie and Barbara with a new car.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
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Schneider expects Ginny to leap at his marriage proposal.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
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Ginny is always depressed after her mysterious Sunday excursions.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
With the family doctor away and Julie down with possible appendicitis, Ann accepts the services of a young resident.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Ann's boss has second thoughts about a woman's ability to handle the job he just gave to Ann.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Julie writes Chuck a Dear John letter, while Ann finds herself in the middle of a feud between Chuck's parents.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
Barbara accepts an invitation to a school dance, then can't turn another one down.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
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Ginny persuades Ann to go to a singles bar.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
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Tired from cramming for entrance exams, Julie doesn't want to go to college anymore.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A
""Barbera""and ""Julie""want to sneak out to a party on a school night.This occurs,while""Ms.Romano""is away on a business trip to Las Vegas.But the girls are fearful that their mother might find out that they're heading to the party and their beaus(Especially ""Cliff Randell"").So they try to reach their mother via a phone call.But they find out that ""Ms.Romano""didn't reach her hotel.This is one episode.Where both Ms.Philips and Ms.Bertinelli's characters show another side to their characters and to the characters'relationship.That there is a warm and caring friendship to these two young women and not an angry rivelry.
Director: Herbert Kenwith
Writer: N/A