Webster - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
The Wild, Wild Webst
A bully prompts dreams of a Wild West showdown.
The Painting
An exhibit contains a revealing portrait of Katherine.
The Quiz Show
Papa's dental work helps Webster's team win on a quiz show.
Papa's Big Romance
Webster introduces Papa to a gold digger.
The Election
Webster turns from campaign manager to candidate.
Sale Away
A garage sale raises dollars as well as money.
The Crush
Unwitting Katherine advises a boy who has a crush on her.
The Chelsea Cat
Katherine suspects an old friend is a cat burglar.
Take My Cousin, Please
Aunt Charlotte intends to adopt a son.
Heaven
Webster dreams of taking his pet turtle to heaven.
The Web-touchables (1)
Webster imagines himself battling 1920s gangsters.
The Web-touchables (2)
Webster's imaginary clash with gangsters comes to a climax.
Rich Man, Poor Man
Uncle Charles falls for his co-star in Katherine's play.
Doing Time at the Community Center
A convicted gambler charms children at the center.
Bowled Over
An obnoxious, rich couple joins Katherine's bowling league.
Thanksgiving with the Four Tops (a.k.a.) Pass the Potatoes, Obie
The Four Tops want to spend Thanksgiving with the Papadapolises.
Here Come the Jets
Katherine promises to take Webster to a concert by the Jets.
A Camping We Will Go
Katherine and George go to a summer camp for adults.
Ticket to Ride
Webster fights a ticket he got while riding his all-terrain bike.
The Science Project
A friend is angry when Webster beats her in a science fair.
The Gospel Truth
Webster books a gospel choir for a school dance.
They Don't Shoot Horses, Do They?
Webster tries to save a racehorse from becoming dog food.
The Visitor
Webster's pen pal, a British butler, visits.
Flood of Memories: The Final Chapter
A soggy box of photos spurs family reminiscing.
Webtrek
Thrust into the 24th century, Webster meets Klingon Lt. Worf (Michael Dorn).
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