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Private Notes
When Blair, Natalie and Jo tease Tootie for being the youngest, she feels left out. Tootie responds by drinking an entire bottle of wine.
Natalie is attacked while returning from a party and develops a fear of going outside.
Ex-Eastlander Alison, now married with a baby daughter, visits. But when Alison leaves without her daughter, Mrs. Garrett and the girls must take care of the baby.
Blair discovers that her mother may have breast cancer.
Burned by her journalism teacher's scathing criticism, Jo turns out a front-page story linking him to a drug bust.
When Mrs. Garrett learns that her pension fund is gone, she fears for her financial security and takes on a second job.
Jo learns that she's growing apart from her boyfriend when she finds herself attracted to another guy.
Natalie's romantic escapade is cancelled when her meddling grandmother drops in unexpectedly.
To avoid a campout with boys, Tootie writes love letters to herself from an imaginary boyfriend.
Blair's cousin Geri dates the school's French teacher, but Blair suspects that Geri is headed for a romantic fall.
A large sum from Blair's grandfather's estate is being donated to build a new library. But Natalie uncovers a shocking secret about the benefactor.
Natalie and Tootie feud over the lead role in the school's production of South Pacific.
The strict father of new Japanese student Miko comes down hard on her for sneaking out to see a rock concert and causing $400 in damage with Jo's motorcycle.
A mysterious visitor from Mrs. Garrett's past appears, and when Tootie catches them kissing, Blair becomes determined to discover how serious the relationship is.
Tootie wins tickets to a Jermaine Jackson concert and meets him in person backstage.
Mrs. Garrett tells the girls that their debt has been paid and that they are free to move out. But the girls come to realize they don't want to change their living arrangements.
In a New York restaurant, Natalie sees her father romancing a woman who is not her mother and must face the prospect of her parents divorcing.
Tootie becomes lost in New York City and befriends a young prostitute in a coffee shop.
Blair and Jo visit old friends in New York but soon realize their own friendship is much more meaningful.
Natalie becomes furious with Blair when Blair discloses Natalie's interest in a boy.
Blair reads Natalie's diary and discovers that Natalie thinks Blair is an egotistical witch.
Jo fixes a friend up with Blair, but Blair thinks the military-school student dates wealthy women, such as Gloria Vanderbilt's daughter.
Jo's cousin, a 14-year-old lovesick tomboy, seeks her help, and others of Jo's family are introduced in this backdoor pilot attempt.
The girls take a stand against the banning of books believed to have negative influences.
