Whose approval is important? Liz finds out when he’s invited to join the most exclusive club in school.

Scooter forgets his promise to Liz and Lucille and tells a lie to cover up, but one lie isn’t enough.

Liz and Spike want to figure out how to buy fancy shoes so they can be cool. When their plans to raise money flop, they joke about stealing the shoes. But it isn’t long before their joke causes big problems.

Lacey talks Lucille into buying clothes she knows her mother won’t want her to wear. What happens when Lucille starts lying and hanging out with the wrong gang of kids? What will Liz do?

When Liz decides to open a detective agency, he, Lucille, and Morrie investigate a series of “coincidences” and come to a surprising discovery.

Lucille faces a dilemma when the scaleball championships are scheduled for Sunday mornings. What will she do?

Liz is having a very bad, horrible week when he loses Grandpa’s antique coin, fails a surprise test, and gets a cold.

After Liz uses the expression, “Oh, geez,” Grandpa teaches the kids what it means to honor God’s name.

Liz really wants to be elected to student council, and he’s got a secret weapon to win. Will his plan work?

The birth of Jesus as seen through the eyes of Mary.