One of Archie‘s old army buddies who is now a wealthy man arrives from Beverly Hills for a little reunion at Archie‘s with some of the other guys, but although Eddie looks like 1 million bucks on the outside, who reveals to Mike that he’s a little bankrupt on the inside

Gloria devours some books about women’s lib and attempts to convince her family that they are all equal when Mike won’t take her seriously Gloria moves out but Mike’s main concern isn’t whether or not his wife is returning or being alone with Archie and Edith. It’s something much more important his grades.

When Archie learns his company is about to cut 20% of its personnel, he stays up all night worrying waiting for a phone call from the night guard at work who is trying to find out who’s getting cut and since he’s up worrying the rest of the family might as well stay up and worry with him

Edith is chosen to sit on a jury for the most important murder case in the country and this he requested away from her family, which doesn’t play Archie at all, and when Edith’s lone dissenting vote causes the deliberations to run even longer there’s no telling when she’ll be going home

There goes the Neighbourhood Archie’s led to see his neighbor move, but he’s not prepared for the first black family in his neighborhood. He attempts to enlist Lionel’s help in persuading the new neighbors to sell the house, but there’s one problem it’s Lionel‘s family who bought the house

Mike forgets to tell Archie that he’s invited his friends Paul and Robin to spend the night. Paul is no longer the clean cut young man he remembers so archer refuses to let the unmarried couple stay. They’ll be no peace and no love in Archie’s Christian house tonight.

For once, Archie and his son-in-law agree on something that Mike and Gloria are not ready for her unexpected pregnancy Mike decides to quit college get a job and get an apartment anyway, but just before they make their big move, the hand of fate knocks them back

When Mike and Gloria prepare a fancy lunch for their visiting friend, Roger Archie insists that their friend is gay ironically it’s Archie’s tough beer drinking buddy Steve, who sets the record straight. Roger isn’t gay, but Steve is.

Archie tries to chicken out of going to the blood bank with Mike saying he doesn’t want to give blood without knowing who it’s going to what if his blood ends up in a radical who’s been shot when he does make his donation he acts like it was nothing until he sees the bag of blood and faint

When Archie is rear-ended by a Jewish woman while moonlighting for a cab company, he looks through the Yellow Pages to find a lawyer to represent him when the token gentile shows up Archie throws him out of the house and demands to be represented by the Jewish owner of the firm