The Worst Episodes of Silver Spoons

Bruce Jenner helps solve the puzzle of Alfonso's poor school performance - the missing piece is the learning disorder dyslexia.

Director: Jack Shea

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As prom night approaches, Rick jilts a girl whose father is rumored to be associated with the mob.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Ox,the bully,(see Me and Mr.T)takes Ricky to court for whiplash and is in a wheelchair. Ricky insists that the jury be made up of twelve kids.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: David W. Duclon

Rick's new friend encourages him to try alcohol.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Rick gets grounded, which effectively ends his experience with alcohol, but he soon learns that Greg is still drinking.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Linwood Boomer

Rick's the manager of his friend's band, Splat! When Rick gets them on Rock Search, the lead singer has laryngitis. The band convinces Rick to step in for him & sing that tune.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Edward Stratton III is the epitome of the overgrown child. His lawyer Leonard Rollins has just informed him that his business manager Lou says he is broke and Edward is more interested in playing a game of PacMan. The Stratton mansion looks more like an arcade with video games lining the walls and a scale model train in the middle of the room that actually goes all over the property. Edward is totally taken by surprise when a blonde 12 year old boy arrives and introduces himself as Edward's son Ricky. Edward had been married to Ricky's mother Evelyn for seven days and until that moment he had no clue that he was a father. We meet Edward's assistant Kate Summers during a thoughtful moment of her mentioning that perhaps Edward should hold off on a charity donation until his finances were back in shape. After discovering and proving that Lou had really embezzled Edward's money, Ricky tries to convince his father to let him move in with him instead of making him return to military school.

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Writer: David W. Duclon, Ron Leavitt

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Edward II tries to get Kate to move to California so Edward will marry someone to expand the family fortune.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

The man Kate used to make Edward jealous (*see Falling In Love Again) crashes his airplane in the Stratton's backyard to impress her.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Edward, Rick, Dexter, Alfonso and Kate are faced with one small detour on their way to the Caribbean when Kate pilots the plane through the Bermuda Triangle, in part one of a two-part story.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

After their plane crashes on a deserted island, Rick Alfonso, Dexter, Edward and Kate must battle Mother Nature to survive, in the conclusion of a two-part story.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Rick's mom shows up with an ex-pro football player as a boyfriend and a ""new"" outlook on life.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: George Tibbles

Consumer advocate, David Horowitz helps Rick ""fight back"" against a crooked mail order camera company.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Rick surprises his dad for his 40th birthday with a reunion of his college singer partner, which prompts Edward to take the old act on the road again.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Danny Kallis

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Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Danny Kallis

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Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Danny Kallis

Ricky and Derek find a lost orangutan and Ricky wants to keep him.

Director: Jack Shea

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Grandfather Stratton returns home from a trip to Paris--with a young fiancee.

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Against his better judgment Edward agrees to let Ricky go hunting with Grandfather.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: David W. Duclon

Kate's Uncle Harry uses the Stratton family in a deceptive maneuver to impress an old Army buddy.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

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Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Steve Pepoon

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Director: Jack Shea

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