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Riley gets involved in a mix-up regarding Junior.
Riley and his friend Gillis decide to take flying lessons.
There's a brand new suggestion box installed at the plant.
Riley takes his family for a visit back to his old stomping grounds in Brooklyn only to find all his true friends from yesteryear are mean.
Riley agrees to take care of his boss's dog for a short time.
Babs and Junior convince Riley that their finances can be stretched through scientific buying.
Riley and Gillis go duck hunting at a nearby mountain lake.
It's boys day and the kids take over the town.
Riley is out to prove he has cultural tastes and purchases an Indian statue. His family thinks it's hideous and Peg insists he get rid of it. Riley finds no takers when he tries first to sell it, then give the "artwork" away.
Riley consults his pal Waldo, an expert on numerology, and finds that he starts believing in it to.
Gillis starts filling his garage with various household appliances.
Riley thinks he's getting older and never had a chance to sow his wild oats. Peg gives him that chance and it's not all it's cracked up to be.
When Riley learns Junior has a girlfriend, he has a heart-to-heart talk with him about the unhappiness of marriage.
Riley's latest money making scheme is car pooling.
Riley and his pal Gillis are both interested in the same out-of-town job.
The Riley's soon learn that a little brotherly love is better than a lot all at once.
Riley agrees to take care of the Gillis home while the family is away on vacation.
Riley decides that it's time for his son to go out into the world and get himself a job and Junior and Egbert take off to find their life's fortune, while running into a hobo.
Riley must find a professional wrestler to fight the plant champ for an annual charity event.
Riley thinks Babs has become a kleptomaniac when she starts wearing a whole new wardrobe.
Riley and Otto auction off a motorcycle and find making numbers for the sale are not that easy when they both write the winning number 50.
Riley and Gillis decide to get a mail order bride for their friend Otto
Riley is told Peg has broken her heel. He is convinced it's her foot, but actually it is the heel of her shoe.
To balance the family budget, Riley take a job in a department store in the evenings.
To convince his Pop to stay in California and not return to his native Brooklyn, Chester buys his parents a chicken farm.
Riley is proud that Peg has been chosen for jury duty.
When a friend of his is fired at the plant, Riley helps him start a gymnasium.
Riley breaks up a romance between daughter Babs and Tex, a singing cowboy. Shortly
thereafter, he is asked by his boss to get a cowboy singer for an upcoming office
party. Frantically Riley tries to reunite Babs and Tex, in order to corral the singer for the party and his boss' favor.
A reluctant Riley and Gillis are enrolled by their wives in a dancing class
Riley and Gillis' new neighbor Mr Parker doesn't fully appreciate having trash thrown over his fence.
Riley is upset over his daughter's romantic escapades.
Babs's graduation from college and her pending engagement bring out the protective father in Chester.
A tree is blown across Riley's driveway.
Riley and Gillis diet in an effort to fit into last year's bowling jackets.
Riley and Gillis are assigned to work on a top secret project.
Riley has come to the conclusion that his family has lost interest in him.
Riley schemes to get an all- expense paid trip to Chicago.
