Alice shocks her family again by dating a homeless man named Norman. But when Harry and Irma find out that Norman has rich parents, they push Alice into staying with him.

Harry gets into trouble with special-interest groups when he fires his Jewish driver and must choose between hiring someone who's right for the job versus hiring someone in order to comply with affirmative action dictates.

Chet befriends a hippie musician, which drives his family crazy and prompts Ralph and his anti-Communist Army buddies to create a wall around the neighborhood to keep out all hippies, alleged Communists, and free-thinkers.

Harry and his family get invited to a party held by Harry's boss, and Harry wants everyone in the family to act and dress their best — which is easier said than done when Alice wants to wear a racy department-store dress with no brassiere, prompting Harry and Irma to worry about the influence that sex and sexuality in the media has on their daughter.

Restaurant-equipment dealer Harry Boyle helps a sexy female customer, prompting everyone around him to think that Harry is cheating on his wife, Irma.

The Boyles rent a beach house, but things get complicated when Alice wants to wear a string bikini and Harry must decide whether or not to press charges against a nude sunbather who won't leave his property.