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Alarmed at the rising price of groceries, Stu buys chickens and a cow to save on eggs and milk, with predictable, disastrous results.
Joyce and Jackie find a love letter Stu wrote for a girl ages ago and assume that he has a girlfriend as well.
Townspeople make a big deal over the fact that Stu may be related to a Revolutionary War figure, and he's loving all the attention. A genealogist uncovers the embarrassing truth: Stu's ancestor was a traitor.
Stu is to receive an award from a Latin American group for a paper he wrote about being a good neighbor. Mr. Reynoldo, the presenter, is coming to dinner just as a disagreement erupts with their friends the Johnsons, who live next door.
Stu receives an offer from a high school in Chicago and his daughters assume he has accepted the offer. Soon, the whole town is gossipping with talk of his leave.
Jackie does chores so her friend Marsha, who's in a wheelchair, can attend the circus. But when it doesn't work out Stu dresses as a clown and Don as a gorilla to entertain the kids. But then a real ape makes a surprise appearance.
For Stu's birthday, Willie pretends to be his butler. He's also receives a gift, a TV set, that is broken.
