Flo gets swept off her feet and almost into a Middle Eastern potentate's harem.

Flo's rodeo-riding brother, Jimmy Joe, has his heart set on marrying Alice, all to the distress of his horse, Beatrice, who becomes emotionally upset at the wedding plans.

Alice and the gang at Mel's Diner are shocked when a young man voices his protest over food additives.

Alice's course in psychology causes a lot of friction at the diner, but with a happy ending.

Alice must delicately rebuff the romantic advances of basketball star Stretch Parker -- a high school senior.

Flo causes chaos at the diner with her failing eyesight, and then causes almost as much of a stir when she gets -- and loses -- her contact lens.

Vera believes that God is visiting Mel's Diner when George Burns drops in. She has seen his movie, "Oh God!", three times and her faith is unshakable; until Flo intervenes as only Flo can.

Mel ruins everyone's holiday -- until he thinks of a unique scheme to provide Alice and the others a white Christmas. The only problem is, their gets stuck in a snowstorm.

Alice finds herself in the middle of a miracle as Flo and Mel find themselves romantically attracted to each other.

At Alice's for a brunch, Mel injures his back and has to stay there for two weeks, so the girls bring his poker game to him -- with hilarious results.