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141. “Girls Will Be Boys” (Season 4, Episode 23)To their detriment, Ritchie episodes tended to be more about parenting issues, like how Rob and Laura deal with their son being beaten up at school by a girl. Still, this episode gets a boost from Bernard Fox (aka Dr. Bombay) as the girl’s father.

“From the time Mackynzie has been a baby I have always allowed our girls to wear jeans instead of leggings in the winter,” she wrote. “The long coat is covering her dress.”

51. “The Third One from the Left” (Season 3, Episode 14)A chorus girl gets a crush on Rob after he recommends her for a featured role on The Alan Brady Show. Laura, rather than be jealous, coaches “gentle and self-effacing” Rob on how to get her out of his fair. This, of course, turns into an accidental marriage proposal. Buddy: “I get dibs on Laura.”

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“These pajamas exceeded my expectations! Love them: well-made, good sizing, nice looking, lovely colors (I got blue and then lavender), and soft, thick cotton [that’s] warm and comfortable. Also important: [These pajamas] cover everything and the legs don’t ride up. I’m impressed. I’ve been looking for good basic pajamas in this kind of material. They’re perfect for me.”

74. “The Sam Pomerantz Scandals” (Season 2, Episode 24)One of the better “Let’s put on a show” episodes. Rob and company vacation at a new hotel run by Rob’s Army buddy (Henry Calvin). No sooner does Rob injure the hotel’s star attraction then the cast takes turns entertaining onstage. Rob and Laura soft shoe through “Nothing Could be Finer,” and Rob performs his uncanny Stan Laurel impression. “I Am a Fine Musician” makes its debut.

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Beltran, whose kids attend Keizer Elementary, filled out a form from the school asking for help for the holidays. 

35. “Uhny Uftz” (Season 5, Episode 3)Is it Rob’s wild imagination or did he really see a flying saucer outside his office? Psychiatrist Phil Ridley (Ross Elliot) returns to reassure Rob that he isn’t crazy. Cowardly Buddy is always fun and he makes a good sidekick for Rob as they ultimately track the UFO to an upstairs office.

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