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|ShortSummary =Lou and Joe fall out over
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|EpisodeNumber =15
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|ShortSummary =Joe and Kelly explore a romantic relationship.
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|EpisodeNumber =16
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|EpisodeNumber =17
|EpisodeNumber2 =3
|ShortSummary =A stranger ([[Ray Walston]] shows up at The Point After during a power shortage and extolls believing in wonder and magic. Lou, Joe, Cliff, Kelly, and Donald all reveal their secret wishes.
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|EpisodeNumber =18
|EpisodeNumber2 =4
|ShortSummary =Cliff’s former fiancée, Connie ([[Wendie Jo Sperber]]), reappears and Cliff is forced to deal with the fallout of his leaving their wedding with her and her family.
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|EpisodeNumber =19
|EpisodeNumber2 =5
|ShortSummary =Donald’s former girlfriend Gail ([[Linda Carlson]]) shows up with her daughter Kit ([[Maia Brewton]]) and Donald is smitten with the little girl. Joe is smitten with Gail, and he and Donald fall out over their competing attractions.
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|EpisodeNumber =20
|EpisodeNumber2 =6
|ShortSummary =Kelly’s high school reunion causes her to question whether her life as a waitress lives up to her high school past, where she was voted “Most Likely to Succeed”.
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|EpisodeNumber =21
|EpisodeNumber2 =7
|ShortSummary =Donald learns that his estranged father ([[Robert Stack]]) is terminally ill and struggles to reconcile with a man who wants nothing to do with him because he is gay, but has returned to Philadelphia.
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|EpisodeNumber =22
|EpisodeNumber2 =8
|ShortSummary =Lou’s impotence during a planned anniversary celebration with his wife Flo ([[Carol Locatell]]) leads him to question his sexual orientation.
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|EpisodeNumber =23
|EpisodeNumber2 =9
|ShortSummary =Penny’s decision to move in with her boyfriend (Charles Van Eman) sends Joe’s fathering into overprotective mode, causing a rift between the two.
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|EpisodeNumber =24
|EpisodeNumber2 =10
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|EpisodeNumber =25
|EpisodeNumber2 =11
|ShortSummary =Donald is caught urinating in public and the officer who arrests him ([[Larry Hankin]]) wants to throw the book at Donald out of frustration with his own life.
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|EpisodeNumber =26
|EpisodeNumber2 =12
|ShortSummary =Cliff is excited to be receiving a trust fund on his upcoming 25th birthday, but Lou spent it all when Cliff was born and never paid it back.
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|EpisodeNumber =27
|EpisodeNumber2 =13
|ShortSummary =Cliff’s academic status threatens his eligibility for the baseball team, and his professor ([[Leslie Easterbrook]]) offer him a makeup exam if he’ll sleep with her.
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|EpisodeNumber =28
|EpisodeNumber2 =14
|ShortSummary =Joe and Donald clash while trying to collaborate on Joe’s autobiography.
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|EpisodeNumber =29
|EpisodeNumber2 =15
|ShortSummary =Lou wonders if a Korean waitress ([[Shuko Akune]]) working at The Point After causes is his daughter from an affair he had while serving during the [[Korean War]].
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|EpisodeNumber =30
|EpisodeNumber2 =16
|ShortSummary =Joe
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|EpisodeNumber =31
|EpisodeNumber2 =17
|ShortSummary =Donald struggles with whether or not to come out to his former Air Force squadron members, who are in Philadelphia for an air show.
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|EpisodeNumber =32
|EpisodeNumber2 =18
|ShortSummary =Joe begins dating his ex-wife Janey ([[Rebecca Balding]]) after a chance meeting.
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|EpisodeNumber =33
|EpisodeNumber2 =19
|ShortSummary =The
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|EpisodeNumber =34
|EpisodeNumber2 =20
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|EpisodeNumber =35
|EpisodeNumber2 =21
|ShortSummary =Joe gives Penny permission to go out with a clown street performer, Bobo ([[Phil Morris (actor)|Phil Morris]]), but has second thoughts when he learns Bobo is black.
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