Bud's high school graduation ceremony's traditions seem old-fashioned to Bud.

Betty wants to arrange a romantic midnight boat ride, Margaret recounts the story as a flashback of when she took dance lessons without telling Jim. This is a re-cut rerun of season 1 episode 11 and is generally not in syndication. The networks often did episodes like this when cast/crew were on scheduled vacation times and holiday weeks.

The Anderson family must solve a who-done-it murder mystery when the television goes out during a storm.

Bud blames his physics teacher for his bad grades and written notice of unsatisfactory work.

Recut rerun of season 1 episode 5. Kathy is frustrated and tells her father she wants to leave home. Jim recounts when Bud left home years ago.

The high school year book feature editor, Bud is assigned task of writing the books's dedication to Professor Stark. He first writes a comedic version before he interviewed people to write a true dedication letter.

Recut rerun of season 1 episode 17. Bud wants his dad to promise to go to a carnival but Jim says he won't make promises like that and recounts the story of Kathy's playhouse.

Bud Is picked by a wealthy family's daughter for a series of dates that she arranges and covers the expenses and Bud gets to drive her fancy sports car. Bud learns that she is content to go on regular dates that he can afford.

Suspense, intrigue, and a bit of mixture of Alfred Hitchcock and Twilight Zone special effects make an award winning episode that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Listen for a familiar voice (Jonathan Harris, Lost in Space, Dr Smith).

Recut of season 3 episode 16 retold by Margaret to Bud and Betty. Episode not in syndicated package

Margaret's collegiate competitor arrives unexpectedly and finds Margaret's hectic family life wonderful. Look for Bud-the-dinosaur to be "bagged" by Margaret in a great scene with Betty.

Bud's steady girlfriend Joyce temporarily breaks up with him, and Bud starts dating new girl next door. When Joyce unbreaks up with Bud, he tries to have both as steady girlfriends. When they find out about each other, Bud finds himself in trouble and must decide between the two of them.

Margaret tries to join Jim in NY city but mishaps keep them from getting together.

Betty's college dance class is putting on a musical and Betty must compete against a girl who claims to never practice.

Jim discovers a secret that he will win a community award, while Margaret is told of the selection and the rest of the family make plans to celebrate. Confusion reigns as the telegram does not arrive as promised at 9:00 PM.

Kathy is impatient and wants to be treated as an adult in the Anderson family, but she learns she likes still being a kid, too.

Bud protects Betty's honor at Prospect Point, a lover's parking spot, and learns to respect his date's wishes and reputation, too.

Bud turns down an invite to a girls-ask-boys dance and the "mean girls" start an anti-Bud Anderson campaign.

Kathy changes her adult second cousin Leonard's (Leo in the title but never used Leo name in episode) view on how others see him, and he turns his life around

With good intentions, Bud temporarily borrows the $10 he collected for needy children. Bad luck reigns, and he fails repeatedly to get cash back to make the donation on time.

Charlie the painter tells Jim his kids are ungrateful toward him because they forgot Jim's birthday.

Bud's creative writing teacher assigns task to help a complete stranger and learns a good Samaritan is sometimes not appreciated.

President of the family's new corporation, Kathy, learns some important lessons.

Jim steps in when the basketball team's coach is called away to another city.

Re-cut of an earlier episode (season 1 episode 12) not distributed in syndication. The episode has a new intro where the Andersons reminisce about a family experience at Christmas several years ago. This was often done instead of in-season reruns when the cast/crew were on vacation/holiday, in this case, Christmas week 1958.

At a Kiwanis meeting, Jim is inspired and motivates the whole family to learn something new and learn to enjoy the process at the same time.

Margaret wins a new car in a raffle for a children's home, but the children win the Anderson family's hearts.

Re-cut of an earlier episode (season 1 episode 16) not distributed in syndication. The episode has a new intro where Margaret reminds Bud of the story to help him be a better person. This was often done instead of in-season reruns when the cast/crew were on vacation/holiday, in this case, Thanksgiving week 1958.

The Andersons entertain and learn from a visiting coed college student from India.

A reenactment during Founder's Day celebration tests Betty's determination. She pairs with Tom Wentworth (Dick York).

Bud takes a job caring for a man's car, home, and bird. Note: The events are narrated by Bud speaking to the viewer.

Betty convinces her parents to enjoy a second wedding, this time in a church.

Jim plans to teach his kids that they must plan ahead, but his good plans go awry.

The Anderson family's friend "Fronk" (Frank) is back while on a week's vacation to help the family in many ways.

Bud's ideas for school homecoming dance cause some controversy.

Does Kathy's new boyfriend want to be with her or does he really want to be around her father, Jim?

A poem inspires Betty to be nicer to her brother Bud.

Betty's forever boyfriend proposes.