Fatherhood has taken on a whole new meaning for Jason Seaver, who has assumed the chores of cooking, cleaning and minding the kids so that his wife, Maggie, can pursue a career in journalism after spending 15 years as a housewife.
The Seavers move to Washington, D.C., but share a final meal and memories in the empty house.
Maggie is offered a plum job in Washington, D.C.
A power failure causes dissensions in the Seaver household.
Maggie wants to fulfill a dream by climbing a mountain.
Luke's father George visits the Seavers hoping that Luke has mellowed a little and would like to spend some time with him but Luke doesn't. He was about to leave when he collapses outside the door. He says that can't move, so they take him in. Jason and Ben offer to deliver his load, and they experience all sorts of chaos on the way. Mike thinks that George is faking his injury so that he could stay and Luke would have to talk to him. But the doctor tells Maggie who tells Mike that unless George stops driving trucks, he could become paralyzed. Mike talks to George and tells him to tell Luke but doesn't want Luke to pity him and doesn't anything else to do but be a trucker. Mike suggests that maybe he could open a truck stop. Luke finds George struggling to get up and they finally talk. The next day after Jason and Ben return, George tells them that he is giving up trucking and will open a truck stop and Luke's going with him. Luke says goodbye to the Seavers.
Mike thinks his friend is a bad influence on Luke.
Tired of being bullies, Ben takes karate lessons.
A love triangle involves Ben, Luke and a classmate.
Maggie and Jason put Mike on the spot for Luke's curfew problems.
Luke's homeless friend steals a Seaver momento.
Penniless Mike schemes to give Kate a skiing trip.
Christmas brings anger and angst to the Seavers.
Ben crams for a college entrance exam, but gets no help from Jason.
While Jason and Maggie are away, the principal informs Mike that Luke's birth father is back in town -- and wants him back.
The ghost of Maggie's father oversees the Seavers' visit to her childhood home.
Consumer advocate Maggie raps a vacuum cleaner that Ben broke without telling her.
Nouveau riche neighbors move in next door; Ben is forced to look after Luke on his first day of high school; Jason's scheme to let Chrissie stay up late backfires when the neighbors throw a lavish party.
Carol accompanies Maggie to a resort, which turns out to be hosting a singles convention; meanwhile, the all-male weekend planned at home is ruined when Chrissy is set home with head lice.
Luke is afraid to visit the doctor, so Jason accompanies him -- but it's Jason who turns out to need surgery.
Mike gears up for his big day as a TV soap opera star just as Luke gears up to move out of the Seavers'.
Jason and Maggie compete to write a newspaper column; Ben hates his glasses.
Mike persuades Jason and Maggie to let Luke stay with them temporarily; then Jason's wine cellar goes missing.
Mike gets involved when he learns his prize pupil Luke is homeless.
Mike teaches at an urban high school.
Fatherhood has taken on a whole new meaning for Jason Seaver, who has assumed the chores of cooking, cleaning and minding the kids so that his wife, Maggie, can pursue a career in journalism after spending 15 years as a housewife.
Alan Thicke , Joanna Kerns , Kirk Cameron
Neal Marlens
Warner Bros. Television , Guntzelman-Sullivan-Marshall Productions
as Jason Seaver
as Maggie Seaver
as Mike Seaver
