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When young Penny Gordon follows J.J. home, she tells the Evanses tall tales about her life without mentioning her abusive mother (Chip Fields). But when Penn... read more

Willona and the Evans children are convinced that Penny is being abused and discover that she has an injured arm, caused by her abusive mother, but the docto... read more

Willona and the Evanses are stunned to discover that Penny and her mother have moved, but soon find the girl hiding in the Evans apartment. Later, Penny's ab... read more

While Willona worries about the adoption, Bookman tries to help by telling the social worker that he is Willona's husband.

Fed up with her brothers and her lack of privacy, Thelma moves in with three roommates.

Willona's new job in department-store security requires that she spy on changing rooms through a one-way mirror.

J.J. and his friends buy Bookman's beat-up old car and argue over who gets to drive it.

While using a CB radio, Michael makes a connection with a teenage paraplegic girl.

Fed up with Bookman's incompetence, Willona, Penny and the Evans kids start a petition that gets him fired.

J.J., Willona and Michael suspect that Thelma's new boyfriend is married, but find that he is a former bigamist doing time in a halfway house.

When local wino Fishbone is mistakenly believed to have been killed, he attends his own wake dressed in drag as a mourner.

When Penny steals a necklace from a department store, Willona faces the possibility of losing custody of the girl.

J.J. assumes the role of father figure when Michael starts to slack off, prohibiting his brother from attending an awards dinner.

When Willona rejects an old boyfriend's proposal, Penny thinks she's holding Willona back and tries to run away.

J.J. dates his sexy new assistant, who is also the boss's daughter.

With a hole burned into a couch cushion, the Evans kids each flash back to their versions of how it happened.

Afraid he will be passed over for a promotion in favor of a white man, J.J. has a crazy dream in which he experiences being white.

The Evanses fear that their new boarder may become the target of a hitman.

J.J.'s relationship with a married woman gives him an ulcer.

Already suspected of infidelity by his wife, Bookman is caught with Willona in a compromising situation.

James' father visits and proposes marriage to his neglected girlfriend.

Willona reconsiders her marriage plans when she hears her boyfriend's old-fashioned views on marriage and women in the workplace.

Thelma's play is selected as the community theater's latest production, but not without a flurry of changes demanded by the theater's director.