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176- The
Strays (Part Two) *
Louise’s
wedding ring could cost George his life when he vows to risk anything to get it
back, including another encounter with the female gang who mugged and robbed
him, in the conclusion of a special two-part story.
177-
Jefferson’s Greatest Hits *
Florence’s
choir has attracted the ears of a smooth-talking record producer who tantalizes
her with visions of fame, fortune and a recording session. When the Jeffersons
sniff him out as a charlatan, they try to stop Florence from giving him $1200
to produce the album.
178- A
Small Victory *
Louise and
Helen are convinced their efforts at the Help Center are useless, until a
prostitute in trouble unknowingly becomes the one person who may be able to
change their minds. Lynne Moody, an alum of such shows as Soap and Hill
Street Blues, portrays the working girl. She also played Jenny Willis in an
episode of All in the Family.
179-
Lesson in Love
Florence
slips into a state of depression convinced that she'll live the rest of her
life as a single woman, until George comes to her rescue with some helpful
methods on how to land a man. Her policeman date is played by Matlock’s
Kene Holliday, who also played a policeman on Carter Country.
180- Do
Not Forsake Me, Oh, My Helen
Helen’s
luncheon invitation from an old beau leads jealous Tom into a fantasy episode
about the Old West.
181-
Laundry is a Tough Town (Part One)
Big Sky
Cleaners, George’s biggest competitor, wants to buy George out but he refuses. The
rival company plans a millionth-customer promotion. As the war escalates,
Louise goes to settle things at Big Sky, only to become the millionth customer.
182-
Laundry is a Tough Town (Part Two)
George has
decided to accept his competitor’s offer to buy out Jefferson Cleaners and
while he’s happily looking forward to spending more time at home, everyone else
doesn't share his enthusiasm.
183-
Anatomy of a Stain
When Tom gets
his pants back from the cleaners with a stain on them, he requests George give
him a refund. But George blames Tom for putting a candy bar his pants. They
have their day on The People’s Court.
184-
Social Insecurity
Florence goes
on strike against George over her lack of a pension plan and his refusal to do
anything about it. Louise, Helen and Tom soon join the picket line.
185-
Charlie’s Angels
After
rejecting an offer to invest in Charlie’s declining bar, George suggests a
tantalizing idea that turns the business into gold, leaving George green with
envy, especially when he discovers whom Charlie got as his new partner.
186-
Here’s Johnny
George
idolizes his old, out-of-town buddy, Johnny, but he and Louise mix like oil and
water, especially when Johnny misinterprets Louise’s sarcasm as an invitation
to move in. Johnny is played by an actor good at annoying characters: Johnny
Brown, who played Bookman on Good Times.
187- A
Date With Danger
George and
Louise try to rescue Florence after they learn the suave and likable bachelor
she’s out on a date with is a convicted murderer.
188- Death
Smiles on a Dry Cleaner (Part One)
The
fun-filled challenge of solving a make-believe murder awaits George, Louise and
Florence aboard a suspenseful mystery cruise, but unexpectedly, the fictitious
crime appears instead to be the real thing. Look for the Professor and Dr.
Bombay! Russell Johnson and Bernard Fox appear, as does the hysterical Edie
McClurg.
189- Death
Smiles on a Dry Cleaner (Part Two)
All evidence
of the mystery cruise murder points the finger of guilt toward one suspect, but
super snoop George refuses to accept the obvious and pieces together other
clues to substantiate his own theory.
190-
Appointment in 8-B
What Ralph
the Doorman hears could destroy the Jeffersons marriage when he jumps to the
conclusion that George is cheating on Louise. This episode was filmed during
the eighth season but not aired till the ninth.
191-
Poetic Justice
George
becomes the poet laureate of his building when some of his old romantic odes to
Louise fall into outside hands, and a publisher expresses interest in his work.
192- How
Now Dow Jones
Florence’s
uncompromising attitude toward George undergoes a sudden turnabout when she and
her friends risk their life savings and tap his investment sense in order to
make a bundle in the stock market.
193- The
Defiant Ones
Louise’s
jealous curiosity reaches criminal proportions when she talks Helen into aiding
and abetting her attempt to unlock a piece of George’s past that he’s hidden
safely away in his office safe.
194- My
Maid … My Wife
Florence is
jealous of a friend who has become wealthy, so she poses as Louise while Louise
poses as her maid.
195- Mr.
Wonderful
George’s
jealousy and big mouth get him into big trouble when he spills some of Tom’s
secrets.
196- My
Girl, Louise
Putting her
pride aside, Louise makes a last-ditch effort to save the Help Center from
financial ruin by asking for a donation from a former condescending employer.
197-
Bodyguards Are People Too
Jenny is depressed
over her fledging career as a fashion designer until George’s bodyguard
displays an interest in more than just her sketches.
198- True
Confessions
George and
Louise have been berry, berry good to their foster son but are in for the surprise
of their lives when he visits for the first time. Garrett Morris is ready for
prime time in the guest spot.
199- Mr.
Clean *
An overly
confident George discovers that betting against Florence may not be the easy
win he thought when he talks himself into a daring challenge to prove that he
can do in three hours what takes her a full day.
200- The
Good Life *
Everyone
seems to be living the good life except for Florence, who spends a lot of money
to go to an exclusive salon often frequented by celebrities. And just like she
had trouble identifying Billy
Dee Williams,
Florence has an almost run-in with Gladys Knight.
*Please note that this episode guide reflects the show as it was originally broadcast. As a result, episode numbers differ slightly from those on TV Land's schedule, which is based upon the show in syndication. Affected episodes are marked with an asterisk. Please use episode titles and descriptions to find the episode you are looking for.
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