With Maggie’s return to journalism, psychologist Jason relocated his office into their home, a decision made to maintain a closer watch on the children. Their reunion was not without its immediate complications; the first night brought a ca…

At a concert celebrating Bruce Springsteen's music, Jason inadvertently caused Mike considerable embarrassment during a joint interview.

A simmering resentment brewed within Jason as Maggie devoted increasing amounts of time to her investigation of the toxic waste scandal, particularly in the company of her attractive colleague, Fred.

Maggie offered Carol a candid appraisal of her article for the school magazine, while Mike and Ben stumbled upon the world of track betting.

Maggie voiced an accusation against Jason, suggesting he was excessively preoccupied with the children's attention.

Maggie finds herself increasingly troubled by Mike's fascination with a woman who bears a striking resemblance to Madonna.

Jason and Maggie longed for a weekend escape to a mountain lodge, yet a reluctance held them back: the thought of leaving their children behind.

In Jason’s office, Maggie discovered a compatibility test and suggested they both complete it. However, their responses diverged significantly. Elsewhere, Mike feigned enthusiasm for a karate course, his true aim being a girl who was also e…

A fondness bloomed in Carol for a friend of her family, though he regarded her with the affection one might reserve for a younger sibling.

The pain was a sharp counterpoint to the sting of disappointment as Mike tumbled from the dirt bike, a machine he’d sworn to avoid. It wasn't just his bruised body that ached; it was the weight of a promise broken to his parents.

Lost in thought, Mike sketched aimlessly during his aptitude test, the pencil moving across the paper as if of its own accord. The result, when finally revealed, was a startling one: an IQ of twenty-seven.

The department store Santa, burdened by a profound melancholy, sought counsel from Jason. He arrived at a grim decision: to end his life by descending the chimney of the Seavers’ house.

Mike declined the family bowling night to spend time with a rather haughty girlfriend.

Jason finds himself in opposition to Ben's hockey coach, a man who is instilling in the players a willingness to play ruthlessly. Meanwhile, Mike discovers the grace of ballroom dancing.

“I might be pregnant,” Maggie said to Jason, almost as an afterthought. Meanwhile, Mike spent the weekend acting as a sort of attendant to Ben; and Carol harbored a desire for divorce from her husband, whom she’d paired with for a class pro…

The head of the Parent-Teacher Association declined the Seavers' offer to chaperone the dance.

Ben presented Jason with a gift of considerable expense, prompting whispers and wondering about the source of his funds.

Mike has a peculiar habit: he inscribes test answers on the soles of his shoes.

Maggie’s work commitments now cast a shadow over their anniversary arrangements.

Mike, the building's custodian, found himself witnessing a riotous celebration unfold within the familiar confines of his own home.

Maggie, a reporter, and Jason, a psychiatrist, both stand at a pivotal juncture in their professional lives, contemplating significant choices about their futures.

Uncle Bob, a man known for his playful mischief, made a visit from beyond the veil.