Ken Smolka

Sophia manages to get tickets for the ladies to be contestants on their favorite game show, "Grab That Dough." Enroute to California, the airlines lose their luggage and are forced to sleep in the lobby of the hotel that "lost" their room reservations. To top it off, their purses get stolen. Arriving on the set, Blanche and Dorothy team up with the Kaplan Brothers, returning Jeopardy champions, because Rose and Sophia are "dead weight." To their surprise, Rose and Sophia answer all the questions correctly. Dorothy wins a chance to "grab the dough" and Blanche offers to trade the dough for what's behind window number three -- an electric skillet. The ladies arrive home empty-handed and tired.

A present-day couple buy an antique, table with a large "I" branded on it and are curious to learn about its origins. The story focuses on Charles' efforts to patent the table and have it mass-produced. However, a ruthless businessman is successful in a bid to steal the patent and snare an ill-gotten profit, forcing Charles to realize that his family, and not the tables, are his greatest legacy.

Tony (Tony Danza) travels to the U.S. Senate in his campaign to protect Chappy (Pat Buttram) from Medicare cutbacks. With Judith Light.

Chaos ensues when everyone has around-the-clock functions.

Joannie considers her career and falls for a coworker.