The Worst Episodes of The Ropers

Mother Roper holds a wake at the Ropers' house to discuss her will, complete with presents.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Mrs Roper has her heart set on an apartment that would require that Stanley get a job in order to afford. Nothing will prevent them from getting it, that is, unless Mr Roper can make himself an undesirable neighbor.

Director: Dave Powers

Writer: Johnnie Mortimer

Stanley loses their dog and buys another one to try to calm Helen down.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Stanley embarrasses Helen when he locks himself outside of their house in nothing but underwear, while she's attending a posh party next door

Director: Dave Powers

Writer: Johnnie Mortimer

Stanley thinks he's dying when results from his doctor don't come right away.

Director: Dave Powers

Writer: Johnnie Mortimer

Helen thinks Stanley needs help and takes him to a marriage counselor after she finds many love letters from him, which turn out were for Doris Day.

Director: Dave Powers

Writer: Johnnie Mortimer

Larry visits, and tries to sell them a mobile home. This idea excites Mr.Roper, and the always devious Jeffrey. Stanley almost buys it without telling Helen.

Director: Dave Powers

Writer: Johnnie Mortimer

When the electricity to the Roper's house is cut off when Helen's sister is supposed to come for dinner, Stanley "borrows" electricity from the Brookes.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Helen thinks Stanley is cheating on her.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Stanley takes David to a poker game while babysitting him

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Stanley's mens magazines are accidentally donated to a church rummage sale.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Stanley gets upset when Helen's mother and sister Ethel visit and thinks that her mother has plans to stay with them—permanently!

Director: Dave Powers

Writer: Johnnie Mortimer

Stanley and Jeffrey get drunk and are arrested after both have arguments with their respective spouses.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Wayne Kline

The Ropers find out that a 18 year old girl has been living in their store room for weeks

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

When Stanley goes over to his brother-in-law Hubert's office to get a job, he finds two tickets for Hubert and his secretary to Acapulco.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Stanley fears that Helen will ignore him if they adopt a child. But when a social worker says they're to old to adopt, he raises her sprits by giving her Muffin, a dog.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

When Stanley gets a new (or so he tells Helen) living room suite from his friend Joey and gets his old furniture hauled away, he finds out the furniture once belonged to Helen's sister, Ethel.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

A man shows up at the condo and introduces himself as Stanley's son from an affair years ago.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

When Ropers' kitchen is accidently set on fire by Mr. Roper, Brookes thinks it's his fault and lets them stay with his family.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Mark Fink

Stanley is jealous when Helen's old boyfriend wants to see her.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

On their 23rd wedding anniversary, Stanley buys a fake antique clock which happens to resemble the Brookes' clock which was stolen. Helen then tries to sneak into the house to return the clock.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Ethel attempts to retrieve a valuable horse-shaped vase from the Ropers.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

Helen creates a phony lover named Roman to make Stanley jealous.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A

The Ropers and Brookes feud on the David and Helen's birthday.

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: Katherine Green

The Brookes and Ropers fight over commission money Helen gets when she sells one of the townhouses to a buyer, the Brookes decide to buy her something—an organ!

Director: Jack Shea

Writer: N/A