Eight Is Enough - Season 5

Season 5
Episodes

And Baby Makes Nine (1)

And Baby Makes Nine (2)

Jeremy

Welcome to Memorial Dr. Bradford

Generations

Holly

Maltese Airline Bag

Strike

Bradfordgate

Darlene Dilemma

Second Thoughts

David's Rib

Vows

The Way We Were

If the Glass Slipper Fits

The Best Little Telethon in Sacramento
Joannie (Laurie Walters) can't get any big stars to appear on her station's telethon so she tries to fill the bill with "local" talent.

Yet Another Seven Days in February
Spring fever is raging but Tommy (Willie Aames) gets stuck with the klutzy daughter of a radio-station owner, David (Grant Goodeve) with her aggressive mother and Jeremy (Ralph Macchio) with her super-jock cousin.

Idolbreaker (1)

Idolbreaker (2)

Starting Over

Goals

Father Knows Best
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