Ozzie and Harriet wind up as babysitters so that young people can attend a dance being held by David and his fraternity brothers.

Ozzie feels that Ricky is neglecting him in favor of his rocker friends.

Ozzie goes to great effort to present the Men's Club treasury report, but it seems no one is interested, until a little side-benefit is discovered.

Ricky and Dave get a gig to play an out-of-town dance but end up in jail.

The Emporium is hosting a contest for customers to name the 'Mystery Shopper'.

Rick wants to go out with a new girl, but she doesn't date high school boys, so Rick uses Dave's fraternity ring and pin to get a date with her.

Ozzie, Darby, and Joe's late night bowling have wives needing apologies. After buying a bouquet Darby changes his mind leading the other two to fight over the blooms. Harriet and Clara become bewildered over the disappearing flowers.

Ozzie has a restless night, after he downs two double-banana torpedoes.

Ozzie has promised to take the neighborhood youngsters on a hike but he also wants to play in a golf tournament. He has a plan to do both but he needs David and Rick's help to make it happen. His trail reading skills though are not that good.

Thoughts and dreams of Tutti-Frutti ice cream prompt Ozzie and Darby to embark on an all-night quest in search of the flavor needed to satisfy their craving.

The boys want to raise money for Christmas presents. They decide on selling Christmas trees, if only they can fund a lot. After receiving a new shipment of trees they find themselves in need of a new lot once again. Ozzie comes to the rescue when he sets up a deal with a real estate agent to give them a building if the boys will take out his nieces, who recently moved into town. But business seems slow at this location so Ozzy suggests that Ricky plays his music to attract customers.

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Ozzie is determined that the Nelsons will win the cross-country obstacle race being held at his men's club annual picnic.

Ozzie fixes up an old-time car so he can enter a race against a modern hotrod. Will it be another race of the tortoise versus the hare?

Dave meets a beautiful blonde stewardess on a flight, but constant interruptions and chance run-ins with one of the airline's pilots prevent them from having time alone on several attempted dates.

Everyone is mystified when a picture of a pretty girl falls from Ricky's notebook.

Harriet goes dancing with an old dancing partner, while a nervous Ozzie stays home and plays poker with the guys.

Ozzie buys a large used safe for the home. Problems ensue, so Ozzie hatches a devious plot that causes upheaval among his neighbors.

Invited to a Men's Club meeting by his father, David makes a suggestion which unintentionally snowballs out of control.

Three girls named Betty ask Ricky to a ladies choice dance at his high school.

Ozzie spearheads a campaign to bring back live band music to the park pavilion.

Ozzie and Darby wager on whether Darby can pull a practical joke on Ozzie within one week. With just one day left to go, Ozzie has is guard up, and he decides to attempt to play a practical joke on Darby.

Ozzie, Darby, Doc, and Joe challenge their wives to a scavenger hunt, in order to determine which is the smarter sex.

The competition is fierce when Dave and Wally place a bet as to which of them can first get a date with a certain lovely sorority girl.

Ricky and his pal attempt to build a television set from a kit.