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Private Notes
Opener has Angel confused by our marketing customs and out language,
Angel learns about American democracy and turns her house into a polling place.
John believes that a pair of roof fixers are con men so he warns Angel.
Angel plays the role of a French maid, wearing the uniform.
Angel is annoyed when her outing plans with John get cancelled.
Angel sets a table on the middle of the street for people to sign a petition against the construction of a building.
When John gets a job to design a house for a sultry movie star, Angel grows jealous.
Angel and her friends vie for the big prize in a contest.
Susie serves as a driving instructor for Angel.
Angel attempts to improve her English skills with the assistance of some tapes.
When John is called away, Angel decides to go alone to the museum.
Angel sharpens her ability to play pool.
The Smiths receive an odd present drom Angel's uncle, a goat. John decides to get rid of it.
Angel learns that John never claimed her father's dowry, so she decides to work to earn money to compensate her husband.
Susie becomes marriage counselor for Angel.
Angel is delighted to have a joint bank account and pays all her purchases with checks.
John's mother turns up yo visit and is confused with a maid.
John is willing to celebrate their church wedding ceremony.
Angel's new student of French is a little bold.
John tries to justify himself with his boss by telling a lie about his mother-in-law.
Susie and George become guests in the Smiths' house when theirs is being redone.
Angel refuses to pay a hefty phone bill for a long-distance she never made.
Angel suspects John's boss is trying to get rid of her husband to cash an insurance policy.
A dentist charges Angel for services he didn't practice, only because she didn't get on time to the appointment.
Angel stumbles upon some money on the sidewalk and decides to run an ad to find the rightful owner. First, a man appears to claim it, then other, then other.
Angel and Susie tamper with the engine of a new car and run into trouble with the owner.
Angel can't believe John will be sent to Paris without her.
Angel convinces John to coach a boy in his baseball training.
When a contest gives Angel and her husband John, a house trailer they cannot afford, their friends George and Susie go in on the deal as partners.
Angel is wooed by a young man.
Angel regrets offering help to a waitress who brings her whole family into the Smiths' house.
John remembers the incidents of their wedding.
Angel must go scantily clad as acigarette girl in a bar to help a friend. (Final episode)
