The Best Episodes Written By Harry Winkler

Alice has decided to take a well deserved vacation, but feeling like she's deserting the Brady family, she calls in her cousin, Emma. The Bradys are in for a big surprise when she turns to household into an army barracks.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: Harry Winkler

Marcia and Greg's high school is putting on Family Frolics activity which is a type of variety show with the students and their families providing the entertainment. This leads Marcia to talk Carol into performing a routine with her while Greg and Mike collaborate on their own.

Director: N/A

Writer: Harry Winkler

Marcia and Jan mistakenly overhear Sam and Alice discussing elopement and jump to the conclusion that Sam and Alice are secretly planning to. This leads the Brady family to begin planning a wedding reception.

Director: Jerry London

Writer: Harry Winkler

Gomez and Morticia are shocked when Pugsley joins the boy scouts, begins playing baseball and gets a puppy. Fearing something is wrong, they turn to a psychiatrist.

Director: Jean Yarbrough

Writer: Harry Winkler

Fester's penpal drops by unexpectedly, so he must assume the false personality he has been pretending to be.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Uncle Fester is chosen to slide down the chimney dressed as Santa Claus to prove the existence of St. Nick to the children. Fester gets stuck in the chimney, so Gomez, Lurch, Cousin Itt, and even Morticia and Grandmama each don a red suit and appear to the children.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

With reports of UFOs in the area, the Addams believe they have been visited by two Martians. Vito Scotti appears as Professor Altshuler.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

On Morticia and Gomez's thirteenth wedding anniversary, Morticia tells the children a bedtime story of how she and Gomez met.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Wednesday and Pugsley refuse to go to sleep until they are told the rest of the story of their parents' romance.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

When Morticia begins writing twisted tales for children, Gomez tries to sabotage her career.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Pugsley wants to find a job to the horror of his parents.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

After Uncle Fester's flame thrower destroys the family's stuffed bear, insurance executive Hensen tries to weasel out of the policy.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Sam Hilliard, the ex-truant officer, is running for city council. This puts Gomez in the campaign mood, and he decides to offer financial support.

Director: Jerry Hopper

Writer: Harry Winkler

Pugsley and Wednesday get into a fight over families with their friend Harold, who says that his family is better than theirs.

Director: Jerry Hopper

Writer: Harry Winkler

Business is bad at the Shady Rest and Kate needs to make a $200 bank loan payment. Uncle Joe meets Henrietta Boswell and Gertrude Hawley, who are lost and looking for Madame Bovary's Hideaway Reducing Farm. He convinces them that the Shady Rest is the most exclusive reducing farm and charges them $200 for a week. The catch is that Uncle Joe provides them with a money back guarantee. Uncle Joe tries to hide from Kate why the women are staying at the hotel. With a rigged scale, Joe has to convince the two that the secret to weight loss is to eat whatever they want as long as it is combined with turnip greens. He also has them do what would normally be considered all his chores. Ultimately, the two women do whatever they can to find what they believe is Kate's miracle weight loss and youth secret.

Director: Guy Scarpitta

Writer: Harry Winkler

Marcia plants a bogus story in her diary to bait Cindy after she gets fed up with Cindy's nonstop snooping. The bait is a story about Marcia contacting a talent scout after submitting a picture of Cindy and the talent scout wants Cindy to be the next Shirley Temple.

Director: Bruce Bilson

Writer: Harry Winkler

A young couple, simple, naive, and very much in love, move into the house next to the Addams'.

Director: Jean Yarbrough

Writer: Harry Winkler

Family worries when a flustered Wednesday runs away after being scolded for borrowing Uncle Fester's TNT.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Morticia plays matchmaker when her cousin Melancholia and a bachelor lawyer hoping to make a business deal both visit at the same time.

Director: Jerry Hopper

Writer: Harry Winkler

Grandmama takes up painting and hires the distressed Sam Picasso as her teacher.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

An undercover operative is convinced that the Addams family are spies.

Director: Arthur Lubin

Writer: Harry Winkler

Grandmama is arrested for telling fortunes and soon the whole family is being held in contempt of court.

Director: Nat Perrin

Writer: Harry Winkler

Lurch feels betrayed when Gomez and Morticia give their antique harpsichord to a museum.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Morticia and Gomez call an expert to find Cousin Itt a job after he fails at being a marriage counselor, almost splitting up Gomez and Morticia in the process.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler

Morticia and Gomez can't produce immediate proof to the contrary when the neighbour tells the children there are no witches and goblins.

Director: Sidney Lanfield

Writer: Harry Winkler