Danny feels increasingly abandoned as his best friend, Joey, and his brother-in-law, Jesse, become closer.

Kevin is taking piano lessons from the inscrutable Mrs. Carples.

The Vietnam War continues, and Kevin is transfixed by the horror.

It’s the last day of school and Kevin is ecstatic about his summer vacation plans, which mostly involve hanging out with Paul.

Kevin has trouble breaking away from Norma, who’s determined to retain his dependence.

Kevin finds himself stuck with Doug Porter after getting into a fight with Paul.

Kevin fears “the talk” from his Dad, who’s building a tree house with Kevin on his vacation.

The eighth grade boys’ Glee Club is in for a rude surprise – a gung ho student teacher who actually expects them to sing.

Kevin, Paul and the gang venture across town in hopes of crashing Donna Pescarelli’s slumber party.

Jack’s Labor Day office picnic gets off to a bad start when Wayne crashes his ’63 Corvair into the family Ford.

With great reluctance, Kevin agrees to escort Paul’s little sister, Debbie (Kevin’s number one fan) to a cotillion dance.

Kevin seeks independence by taking a job as a caddy and ends up assisting his father’s golf partner and boss, Ken Stein.

Paul’s crush on Norma forces Kevin to see his mother as more than the person who washes his clothes and cooks his meals.

Kevin discovers Mr. Cutlip moonlighting as Santa Claus and breaks his promise not to say a word when he tells Doug Porter, who then tells Randy, and so on.

Kevin and Winnie go on a field trip together and plan to spend some quality time alone.

Change gets the best of Kevin.

Kevin ends up Becky Slater’s rival in the race for class president.

Kevin goes to his dentist for a check-up and falls head over heals for the hygienist, Miss Hassenfuss, who’s impressed by his bravery in the chair.

Kevin and Wayne each eye Karen’s bedroom when their quarters become too stifling to endure.