Starting from Scratch - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Veterinarian James Shepherd must contend with a busy practice with help from receptionist Rose, two teenage children, Kate and Robbie and a persistant ex-wife who can't stay away.
The Contract
After Kate introduces her older boyfriend to her parents, James inadvertently endangers the mans life
Divorce, American Style
A lawyer visits James with the startling news that his divorce may not be legitimate.
Double Date
Kate and Robbie's plan to help their father's faltering social life goes awry when they both plan a date for him for the same night.
Helen's Parents
Helen's father arrives early for her parents' scheduled visit with another woman.
James' TV Debut
James is asked to be a guest on a local talk show after treating the host's pet
Blood Relations
James questions his paternal ties to Robbie after the boy brings home a certificatefrom school indicating his blood type.
Helen, the Receptionist
When Helen fills in for Rose, one of the pet owners thinks she is the cat's meow.
James in Love
James rides downhill on a romantic roller coaster when his girl friend disregards his phone calls.
The Horse Race
James faces a tough decision when Frank (Carmine Caridi) requests his help in some shady business.
Kate's Broken Heart
Kate's boyfriend announces he is not going to the prom. James must put a dog to sleep.
James' Brother
James feels like a failure when his successful brother (Larry Linville) drops in for a visit.
The Woman Who Came to Dinner
Helen cons James into letting her spend the evening with him while the kids are away at camp.
House for Sale
James may have acted too soon when he agrees to be Helen's first client after she completes a real-estate course.
Classmates
Kate has an undisiplined, opinionated new classmate-her mom.
Kate Leaves Home
Kate decides that the time has come to leave home.
Robbie and Friends
When Robbie meets his new girl friends ex beau, he must decide which is worse-a broken heart or broken bones.
A Matter of Trust
Helen is certain that Robbie hasn't learned to "just say no"
Confidence Game
James questions his professional abilities when he believes he blundered an operation.
Me, the Jury
Helen sees her plans to take James on a cruise to Hawaii sail away when he is summoned for jury duty.
Working Gal
Helen's glamorous dreams of success as a fashion consultant unravel when she is sexually harrassed by her boss.
Nothing But the Tooth
James goes to the dentist to ease his toothache only to find that the dentist is Kate's clumsy boyfriend Howard.
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