Too Close for Comfort - Season 3

Part one of two. After bouts with false labor pains, Muriel has to be rushed to the hospital on Monroe's motorcycle. 

Conclusion. Henry rushes to the delivery room where a vigil awaits the newest member. 

Henry threatens to move out when Muriel's mother decides to move in.

Henry is told that the solution to his problematic love life is a vasectomy.

When the baby contracts chicken pox, Henry squawks at having to take refuge at his mother-in-law's. 

A decision by Muriel and Henry to renew their wedding vows almost leads to divorce.

Andrew is taken by a senile grandmother during one of Muriel's photo sessions.

Henry advises Monroe to lavish attention on a woman who won't give him the time of day. 

Iris's disappearance on Thanksgiving adds excitement to a family gathering already enlivened by the presence of Grandpa and the thoughts of baby Andrew.

Henry's blood pressure soars when he is trapped in an elevator with Monroe while on the way to an insurance physical.

The baby's fever cancels a Christmas family holiday and occasions a last-minute celebration at home.

A visit from Muriel's former singing partner causes her to wonder what it would have been like if she had pursued a career.

Iris is sure she's found the man of her dreams, but the family is curious about the whereabouts of his former wives.

War erupts between Muriel and Henry when he decides to buy a gun for protection.

In a '50s flashback, Henry and Muriel relate a rocky part of their romance to Jackie who has to decide between marriage and a career, or lose Brad.

Sara poses for a national magazine clad in a bikini, but when the photo is published the bikini is missing.

Henry reluctantly allows a flirtatious substitute courier named Bambi to take a cold shower when she arrives for a pickup extremely hung over. This proves to be an error in judgment when Bambi falls asleep in his bed wearing nothing but his robe just as Muriel arrives home.

Muriel discovers that she was adopted and hires a detective to learn about her birth parents. 

Andrew's hungry and his nursing mother is at work, so Henry takes the baby to the photo session.

Henry is enraged by Monroe's ineptness at hanging a portrait.

The wedding of Henry's lifelong friend to a young Las Vegas showgirl upsets the groom's sons from his previous marriage.

Two hapless brothers are hired by the Rushes to convert their attic into an apartment for Iris.