E1 - Fence Neighbors

Aired: September 21, 1991

A homespun family led by a single mom tries to get by, but teenage daughter Dorothy Jane isn't thrilled when her mom's forced to take in a border to make ends meet.

E2 - The Cotillion

Aired: September 28, 1991

Dorothy Jane hopes for a fairy-tale resolution to a school-dance, but she has no dress, no date, and Riley, her Prince Charming next door, seems oblivious.

E3 - A Kiss is Still a Kiss

Aired: October 05, 1991

Dorothy Jane would like a romance between Millicent and the new pastor but when he comes calling, its only to report that Steven Floyd nearly turned a hayride into a roll in the hay.

E4 - For Love or Money

Aired: October 12, 1991

Millicent deems it necessary to be regularly employed, giving Dorothy Jane the job of looking after the other kids.

E5 - Poetry in Motion

Aired: October 19, 1991

A blackmailing Ruth Ann reveals Dorothy Jane's private poems of passion to the world, but the unveiling ends up emboldening lovelorn Dorothy Jane.

E6 - An American Almost in Paris

Aired: October 26, 1991

Dorothy Jane wants desperately to bid adieu to Oklahoma and say bonjour to Paris, and she might, if she's selected the winner in a student-exchange competition.

E7 - Men Don't Leave

Aired: November 02, 1991

Randall Torkelson blows in from Texas after more than a year away, but his arrival is an ill wind to Dorothy Jane, and she may be the last gasp of his marriage to Millicent.

E8 - Thanksgivingmesomething

Aired: November 24, 1991

Pastor Langley and his assistant will be guests for Thanksgiving, prompting Dorothy Jane to push Millicent to play up her femininity.

E9 - Return to Sender

Aired: November 24, 1991

Wesley's estranged former daughter-in-law who, along with his granddaughter, is reunited with Wesley thanks to some goodhearted butting in by Millicent.

E10 - I Fought the Law

Aired: December 01, 1991

Millicent stands up for the American way, and the right to sell homemade pickled goods, by insisting on operating her annual roadside stand without a license.

E11 - A Sigh is Just a Sigh

Aired: December 08, 1991

Steven Floyd goes to bat for Millicent by beating up a school big mouth - but she doesn't know that until after she's chewed him out and he's run away.

E12 - Educating Millicent

Aired: December 22, 1991

Millicent had her reasons for not finishing high school, but there's no good reason why she couldn't take an equivalency exam now.

E13 - Double Date

Aired: January 09, 1992

Radio "Love Professor" Kitty Drysdale wires into the affairs of Dorothy Jane and Millicent's hearts and jump-starts their dating lives.

E14 - The Ice Princess

Aired: January 12, 1992

Dorothy Jane resolves to become the kind of girl who makes guys melt, and she looks to the school's resident ice princess for guidance.

E15 - Swear Not By the Moon

Aired: January 19, 1992

Never was there a story of more woe (except maybe one) than of Dorothy Jane's trial playing Juliet in the school play opposite her Romeo, Riley Roberts.

E16 - Say Uncle

Aired: February 16, 1992

Dorothy Jane and Millicent get a double dose of relentless wooing by two Scroggins men - Kirby and his big-talkin' uncle, who takes a liking to Millicent.

E17 - The Long Goodbye

Aired: May 02, 1992

Randall Torkelson returns with a big hello for Millicent and the kids, but Dorothy Jane is fretting over college-bound Riley, who didn't say goodbye.

E18 - The Egg and I

Aired: May 23, 1992

Dorothy Jane and Kirby learn parenthood isn't all it's cracked up to be when a school assignment requires them to care for an egg.

E19 - It's My Party

Aired: May 30, 1992

Dorothy Jane is exposed to the perils of popularity when she throws a party to increase her social standing, but leaves a new friend standing out in the cold.

E20 - Aunt Poison

Aired: June 13, 1992

Millicent's aunt leaves her a diverse inheritance...and lots of unanswered questions.