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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
9/25/1976
1.
George and the President
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George's rival in the dry cleaning business, Cunningham, is running a campaign due to the Bicentennial celebration. This prompts George to come up with his own campaign and decides to dress up as Thomas Jefferson to lure in new customers.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Howard Albrecht
/ Sol Weinstein
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Guest starring:
David Dukes
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
10/2/1976
2.
Louise Gets Her Way
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Florence breaks down and tells Louise that she's losing her apartment due to the fact that the building is going to be torn down, this leads Louise to offer Florence a live-in maid position at the Jeffersons. Now the only problem is to get George to allow her to accept the job.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Lloyd Turner
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Guest starring:
Richard McKenzie
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
10/9/1976
3.
Louise Suspects
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George is sneaking around trying to hide the fact that he's opening another store. He goes so far as to convince Louise he's having an affair after she discovers a love letter she thinks is to him from a woman named Adele. However, Adele is really Bentley's girlfriend, and Adele wrote the letter to Bentley.
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Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Lloyd Turner
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
10/16/1976
4.
The Lie Detector
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Lionel is ecstatic about his first day at his new job. However, when he is forced to take a lie detector test to verify everything in his portfolio, he promptly quits. Meanwhile, Louise and George plan for a family portrait to be taken.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Tedd Anasti
/ David Talisman
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Guest starring:
Tom Lacy, Arny Freeman, Macon McCalman
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
10/23/1976
5.
George's Diploma
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George sets out to get a diploma after Lionel lies about George's education to his college pals saying he graduated from Harvard.
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Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Lloyd Turner
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
10/30/1976
6.
The Retirement Party
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George is ready to sell out to a big corporation after a company makes him a lucrative offer. This would make him a vice president however, after reading over a booklet on the rules and regulations, George discovers that this would also mean some of his best workers will be forced into retirement.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Dixie Brown Grossman
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Guest starring:
Richard Ward
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
11/10/1976
7.
Lionel's Pad
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
11/17/1976
8.
Tom the Hero
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George becomes indebted to Tom after he gives George the Heimlich remover at Charlie's bar, when George begins to choke on some popcorn. However, George quickly finds away to end the debt after everyone makes a fuss over Tom's good deed.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Mike Milligan
/ Jay Moriarty
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Guest starring:
Mickey Deems, Ed Cambridge
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
11/24/1976
9.
Jenny's Discovery
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Jenny comes down with a case of premarital jitters and begins to doubt her feelings for Lionel. However, her feelings are tested when George, Tom and Lionel all appear to have been in a bus crash on their way to a football game.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Bob Baublitz
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Guest starring:
Ginny Tyler, Bob Duggan
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
12/8/1976
10.
The Agreement
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George interferes in Lionel and Jenny's relationship by suggesting to Lionel that he have Jenny sign a pre-nuptial agreement. This leads to Jenny and Lionel to get into an argument which ends in them calling off the wedding.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Lloyd Turner
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Guest starring:
Paul Barselou
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
12/15/1976
11.
Florence in Love
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One early morning, Louise and George are startled to discover a man in the kitchen, it isn't until after George threatens to beat him with a trophy, that he learns that Florence let him spend the night. This leads to a major argument resulting in Florence quitting her job.
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Director:
Jack Shea
/ Robert Wolterstorff
Writer:
Stephen Young
/ Richard Freiman
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Guest starring:
Robert DoQui
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
12/22/1976
12.
The Christmas Wedding
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Christmas eve brings disharmony to the Jefferson household when George argues with Tom over the preparations for Lionel and Jenny's wedding which is to take place that evening.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Mike Milligan
/ Jay Moriarty
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Guest starring:
Robert Sampson
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
1/5/1977
13.
Louise Forgets
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Louise is reading a book to try to help her to remember things, but the one thing George doesn't want her to forget, she does. She forgets to call his broker to invest some money, after he gets a stock tip. Meanwhile, Florence takes a Judo class.
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
1/12/1977
14.
Bentley's Problem
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Harry is having problems with the person who parks his car next to him in the garage. Seeking advice, Harry goes to George. However, George's advice lands Harry in jail, after he punches out a police officer. Meanwhile, Louise is looking forward to a trip to California.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Lloyd Turner
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Guest starring:
Alan Manson, Paul Larson
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
1/17/1977
15.
Jefferson Airplane
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Louise is fed up with George's workaholic attitude and urges him to get a hobby. However, the hobby he chooses has her worried sick, he's decided to take up flying.
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Director:
Brian Levant
/ Jack Shea
Writer:
Dixie Brown Grossman
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Guest starring:
Conrad Janis, Billy Sands
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
1/24/1977
16.
George's Guilt
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George feels guilty for not staying in touch with the members of a childhood gang, after the death of one of the members. This leads George to hold a reunion at the apartment which also leads to a confrontation with the leader, JoJo.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Mike Milligan
/ Jay Moriarty
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Guest starring:
Bill Henderson, Lee Weaver, Henry Harris
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
1/31/1977
17.
A Case of Black and White
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George's latest business deal is with a black man married to a white woman, so when he invites them over for dinner, he also has Tom and Helen come over, to make it look like he doesn't have racial prejudices. However, when Tom and Helen discover his plot, they storm out before the guests have arrived. This leads to George having Florence and Ralph impersonate Tom and Helen.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Seaman Jacobs
/ Gordon Mitchell
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Guest starring:
J. Jay Saunders, Barbara Cason
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
2/7/1977
18.
Louise vs. Jenny
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Lionel falls ill while visiting his parents and Louise goes all out to take care of him. When Jenny comes over, she wants to take care of her sick husband which leads to a battle between who gets to take care of him, Lionel's mother or Lionel's wife.
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
2/21/1977
19.
The Marriage Counselors
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After learning that Tom and Helen are taking a course on how to improve their marriage, and seeing their results, Louise tries to get George to take the course with her. However, George refuses to consider the possibility that their marriage could use improvement.
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
2/28/1977
20.
Louise's Friend
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Louise is taking French lessons and makes a friend with one of her classmates. However, when George discovers that her friend is a man, he is furious and can't believe that a woman can be just good friends with a man. This leads to yet another argument which leaves George sleeping on the couch.
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Director:
Jack Shea
/ Stephen Young
Writer:
Mike Milligan
/ Jay Moriarty
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Guest starring:
Hal Williams, Saundra Sharp
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
3/7/1977
21.
The Old Flame
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Mother Jefferson invites a secret guest over for dinner and Louise and George are curious. When George learns that the guest is his old girlfriend, Harriet Johnson, he goes all out getting ready. However, George quickly learns Harriet has her own secret agenda.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Mike Milligan
/ Jay Moriarty
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Guest starring:
Lillian Lehman
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
3/21/1977
22.
Jenny's Opportunity
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Jenny has just one a scholarship to study for the summer at Oxford in England. Lionel thinks it would be a great experience for Jenny, that is until he learns his company won't transfer him there.
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Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Lloyd Turner
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
3/28/1977
23.
George the Philanthropist
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George is in the running for a prestigious award and is out to beat a fierce competitor by pledging more to a charity than his competitors. He pledges his money to open up a youth center in Harlem, however, when he learns he lost, he plans to withdraw his pledge.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Larry Balmagia
/ Dennis Koenig
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Guest starring:
Henry G. Sanders, Ernest Harden, Jr.
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Seen it: Yes
30 mins
4/11/1977
24.
Louise's Physical
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George, Tom, Helen, Harry and Florence are all sneaking around to set up a surprise birthday party for Louise. However, Louise is not exactly in a party mood after she comes back from a checkup at the doctor's office.
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Director:
Jack Shea
Writer:
Gordon Mitchell
/ Mike Milligan
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Guest starring:
C. Lindsay Workman, Rhonda Cunningham
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