Felix goes missing, and Oscar thinks his buddy is dead.

Humorous story about Felix’s “dead” parrot.

Oscar and Felix become big brothers to a fatherless boy.

A monster is created when Felix shucks Oscar into posing for a cologne ad.

When Felix feels he’s responsible for the separation of a young couple on the very day of their wedding he tries to get the stubborn couple back together

Oscar’s ulcer begins to flare up again.

When Oscar throws Felix out of the apartment, he moves in with Murray, then Vinnie, and then the Pigeon sisters.

Oscar and Felix flash back to how they first met, “12 Angry Men” style.

Oscar’s date with a stewardess is interrupted by Felix’s sickness.

A tough hockey player challenges Felix to a boxing match.

Felix and Oscar try to break up their poker game so that they can go out with the Pigeon sisters.

As the new headmistress, Blair starts whipping Eastland students into shape, and she’s particularly challenged by one who seems determined to get expelled.

Blair buys Eastland to save it from bankruptcy, and then must find a new headmaster and lots of new students.

Natalie’s first bite of the Big Apple is hard to digest: she overnights in a Soho loft with “the four weirdest people I’ve ever met.”

Jo’s job at the social services center gets a bit hairy when her supervisor, a suicide prevention counselor, threatens to leap off a building.

Tootie recieves a hideous pendant as an engagement present from Jeff’s formidable grandmother, and it’s pulverized at Andy and Pippa’s wild party just before the woman arrives.

Rick proposes to Jo in his own crazy way, and everyone anticipates a wedding. Everyone, that is, except Jo – who still hasn’t accepted.

One evening, a tired Blair falls asleep at the wheel and has a car accident landing her in the hospital with a gash on her forehead. This leads her to…

A sponsor of a musical benefit invites Jo and Blair to visit his beauty spa, where they are transformed but not in the way they expected.

Natalie deals firsthand with facts of life as she overnights with her boyfriend Snake, and faces the reactions of her friends and Snake.

The fat hits the fire when Natalie and Tootie’s boyfriends meet, and Jo blows a gasket over the repair job on her bike.

Blair interns at a law firm that’s defending an accused murderer, who seems to be guilty until proven innocent.

It’s not music to his ears when Jo’s dad learns that her boyfriend plays piano at a dinner joint.

Andy latches on to a “big brother,” who’s living for today because tomorrow may never come.

Imagine the whole gang the same people the same place, 40 years from now.

It’s holiday time, and Beverly Ann feels unneeded, until a mysterious Santa shows her what Christmas in Peekskill would be like without her.

Babysitter Blair leaves her sister with the others while she attends a tea, and returns to find they somehow misplaced her.

Blair is dumbfounded when an honor student she invited over ostensibly to study takes a shine to Beverly Ann instead of her.

Tootie’s boyfriend says he can’t make it to town for the Winter Carnival so Tootie decides to go with someone else.

A new girl arrives at Eastland in the wee hours, claiming to be an Australian exchange student.

Jo takes a job in social work at a community center that, she learns, has no funds to pay her salary.

Natalie jumps at the chance to do an inside story on ROTC and then learns she’ll also have to jump from a plane.

Blair’s after-hours visit with a professor reputed to be a womanizer stirs up a storm of vicious rumors on campus.

Richard Moll returns to the home he left in Jo’s care to find it’s been flooded: someone left the water running in the hot tub.

Jo is jobless and apartmentless in Malibu, where Richard Moll just happens to need a house sitter.

Summer offers a variety of options for everyone, especially Jo, who’s offered a tempting job in Los Angeles.

After her commencement speech is rejected, Jo refuses to make a speech at all, but then learns that her grandfather has come all the way from Poland to hear it.

Blair discovers that even she can’t buy admission to law school if she doesn’t pass a four-hour test she hasn’t studied for.

Jo is unhappy that Blair is playing matchmaker for Jo’s lonely father, but she’s really upset with the final results.

Beverly Ann’s ex shows up unexpectedly, hoping for a reconciliation.