The Partridge Family

Keith's case of male chauvinism is tempered when Laurie beats up Goose, the school killer.

Mother of the Year Shirley ends up in court to fight a speeding ticket on the way to receive her award.

Keith almost causes an international incident when he escorts a young princess who is visiting the U.S.

Reuben and Danny undergo the tortures of quitting smoking and dieting.

The Partridges are hosts to a dejected biker named Snake, whose marriage proposal has just been turned down by his girlfriend Penny.

Danny finds out that being an adult is not as exciting is he thought it would be.

Grandma and Grandpa try many rather "mod" ways of putting the zip back into their marriage.

The Partridges find themselves secluded in an isolated mountain cabin during a record-breaking rainstorm.

Laurie's latest romance is a handsome minister who wants to lead her to the altar.

Keith is chosen to play an important role in a Hollywood movie.

Danny wins a racehorse who has insomnia!

One mix-up leads to another when the Partridges decide to move to a larger house.

Shirley accepts a date from an old admirer and later has to figure out how to get rid of both him and his mother!

The Partridge family and Reuben are held hostage by an escaped con.

Covering up for a friend, Laurie is accused of stealing a math test.

Danny and Keith do a little growing up when they learn the meaning of the word "infatuation" through a love affair with an "older woman."

Danny is annoyed by the affections of an 11-year-old girl -- until he realizes he really likes her.

The Partridge family makes a commercial for Uncle Erwin's take-out chicken.

Progress at Bartlet's Department Store, in the form of a computer, plays havoc with Shirley's credit rating.

The sex idol of America's teeny-boppers, Keith Partridge, is failing sex education at school!

Danny is caught shoplifting.

Keith has to overcome some very stiff competition in order to win the election for school presidency.

The Partridges bring a lonely millionaire out of his self-imposed seclusion of many years.

A bet for the Partridge family to hide from a mystery writer in order to win $25,000 for charity leads to a chase.