Sean and Billie are undercover cops and
martial arts masters.

Kevin and Eric go outside to discuss
their issues.

Shy Maddie finds a pair of shoes and
after trying them on, is possessed by
the vengeful spirit of a rich murdered
woman.

Marty and Verne meet Mr.

After taking a look at a B+ Potsie got
on an exam, Fonzie decides to drop back
into school.

Robots competing in Heat L: Tender
Caress, Haardvark, Vercingetorix, Havoc,
Angel of Death, Flirty Skirty

October 6, 1979: An aspiring dancer
working as a waitress in a strip club is
in danger of being led into a life of
prostitution unless Sam, as "Rod the
Bod," can convince her to audition for a
spot in a professional dance group.

The crew of the Enterprise encounters an
energy-draining space creature.

Earl signs Robbie into a Carnivore
celebration festival, but Robbie is very
outraged that his father putted him in
that festival when he never told his
family that he was actually a herbivore.

The 4077th and friends convene for their
weekly “Medical Conference,” A.

This week sees two new teams battling to
become the fastest golf-ball guns on the
scrapheap.

Jessica helps a most unconventional
neighbor who is accused of murdering his
former partner with one of his
inventions.

Nick gets back together with his best
childhood friend: his dog Scrapper.

When Springfield gets a sudden windfall,
a charismatic traveling salesman
convinces the town to build a monorail.

Peggy's skill with words wins her the
privilege of representing Arlen in the
state Boggle championship.

The Walshes sign up for a neighborhood
security patrol, but can't figure out
how to work the alarm system.

When Delia Wheelwright boasts of her
plans to vacation in the Caribbean,
Hyacinth fumes.

Although Margaret is glad that Victor
finally has a hobby to occupy his time,
she is less pleased to discover that it
involves painting nudes.

Local shopkeeper - Charlie Denby's
record department in his shop is a
popular spot for the local lads and when
Blaketon and Nick both receive anonymous
tip offs accusing Denby of having 'an
unhealthy interest in young boys',
rumours about him start to circulate.

In a world where neural implants allow
everyone instant access to information,
Ryan Unger is a throwback, a moron.

Duckman receives a letter from the IRS.

A sudden hail storm sends students at
Washington Polytech scrambling for
cover.