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Shy singles Sylvia and Monroe keep missing each other. Retirees Ned and Molly are followed by their meddling offspring Rowena and Francis. Fortune teller Mary Louise may be a fraud, but Merrill finds her charming.

April Lopez plans to marry her manager Tex, who is twice her age. Adoptee Laura Rogers wants to meet her birth father Tom Thornton. Bickering Bill and Betty Robinson struggle to finish writing a screenplay.

The guys deceive Julie in elaborate fashion to plan her birthday surprise. Rich adulterer Bart uses his assistant Wally to cover for him. Olympic hopeful Penny Barrett would rather hang with a male teenager than practice in the gym.

Shoe salesman Herb resembles a TV star and denies it until attractive Marla hits on him. Laurette and husband Gilbert were separated in World War 2, but now reunite. Isaac's creative writing angers his friends by exposing their flaws.

Suzanne doesn't know if boyfriend Alan loves her for her self or her money. Mason falls for Alicia but her terrier doesn't like him. Isaac falls for Selena, who is engaged to someone else.

Free spirit Suzy invites cab driver Mickey to go with her on a cruise; former dancer Marcy meddles in the affairs of her ex-partner Will, which upsets his current partner Joanna; ailing Adam is a tough patient for Doctor Emily Bradford.

Merrill expects a prestigious award but the presenter is not whom he expects. Adam is attached to elderly George and Gloria Hancock from his hometown. Recently divorced Dan Holt runs into his ex-wife's lawyer Ann Sterling.

Gopher worries about meeting his pen pal Nicole, at first. Ned, married to workaholic Margo meets widow Kay, who's willing to take his wife's place. Helen evicts her handsome cabin mate Jack, who is desperate to find a room.

Blind Jenny wonders if she can be happy with Steve, who has regained his sight. Alan's wife Barbara and lover Cathy meet. The bumbling thieves figure out how to nab the diamond, even as Roz decides on its fate.

Julie's (Lauren Tewes) friend (Juliet Mills) sails with her fiancé (Gary Conway) only to discover her other fiancé (Pedro Armendáriz Jr.) is also on board, as well, and has to spend the trip juggling them both; a man (Eddie Mekka), traveling with his elderly mother (Sylvia Sidney), has trouble re-connecting with a childhood friend (Joan Prather), whom his mother does not approve of; Gopher (Fred Grandy)'s personal nemesis (Joanna Pettet), a difficult customs inspector, comes aboard and makes his life even more difficult, although she may have some redeeming qualities.

Adam's medical school chum Charlie Wilson asks him to look after his wife Sandy. Plain-looking Casper Martin is actually a great lover. Priscilla Hensley either has a twin or a secret past.

Maud claims Julie is trying to steal her fiance Roger. Passengers receiving free passage must find Mallory's nephew. Janet Mallory tires of her husband's poor treatment and takes up with Adam. Peter is being pursued by mysterious Sharon.

Two opposing members of a hung jury meet up. Merrill's estranged daughter Vicki runs away from home to be with him. Julie plays matchmaker for Barney Briscoe and Rose Kennycott, but he thinks Julie is after him.

Brian bails on fiancée Emily. An engaged couple's parents try to stop the marriage. Contest promoter Larry takes a bribe and wife Sheila files for divorce. Gopher resents judging a contest. Tom and Mary want to wed, but there's a problem.

Vicki (Jill Whelan) develops a strong attachment to Mrs. Evans (Debbie Reynolds) and sees her as a surrogate mother; Mr. McMann (Ted Knight) is due to be married but can't say the words, "I do"; Emily's (Charlene Tilton) estranged fiancé (Lloyd Alan) comes back; Doc (Bernie Kopell) sends Gopher (Fred Grandy) on a wild goose chase to get him away from the judges (Dawn Wells and Ann Jillian) and he ends up in jail.

Doc matches playboy Rod Baylor with Carol Holtham so he can be with her sister Sherry. Jim Hopkins tries to reunite his divorced parents Andy and Evelyn. Heart surgery patient Harvey Cronkle's pushy wife Sara won't let him have fun.

Isaac overhears mystery writers researching a book and thinks they're plotting to kill Merrill. A rock star falls for a deaf woman. Doc's honeymooning friend Mitzi thinks her new husband Vinnie doesn't really love her.

April Lopez returns as a lounge singer. Bud and Margaret's kids disrupt their parents' second honeymoon with constant needs. World War 2 veteran Frank and USO entertainer Eve reunite after thirty-five years.

Stacy regrets avoiding Mark. Lou and Nora look for the diamonds. Helen thinks Bill is interested in her daughter Wendy. Paul regrets fooling his boss with a fake family when he falls for a cheerleader. Elliot and Stella continue to bicker.

Gopher's friend Phil offers him a job managing his hotel. Magician Ken's assistant Maggie is upset when he sends his brother Al to replace him in the act. Hetty moves into a ship's cabin, to get closer to porter Charlie.

The Alaskan wedding of Doug and Carol causes problems between their families. Doug's old beau Natalie still loves him. Marv Prine pursues Julie, who hopes to reconnect with her old love Jack Chenault. Alicia Bradbury faces bankruptcy.

Buddy and Portia reach a major decision. Julie finds her lost love Jack. Doug and Carol's wedding is endangered by Natalie's interference and Alicia's impending bankruptcy.

Bob's second wife Lee tries to win his daughters' acceptance; Gopher's dad feels left out when he and mother Ros board for a Mother's Day cruise. Older woman Maggie, with grown kids, worries what husband Mac will say about her pregnancy.

Judge Atkinson trails polygamist Harrison Harper, who has multiple wives. Vicki resents Merrill's attention to passenger Linda Bradley. Expectant husband Art Talmadge worries about wife Betty, even though their baby isn't due for months.

A woman (Linda Cristal), tired of her fiancé (Alejandro Rey)'s wandering eye, makes time with Dr. Bricker (Bernie Kopell); two men (Dack Rambo and Ken Kercheval), who constantly compete against each other, vie for Julie (Lauren Tewes)'s attention; Capt. Stubing's (Gavin MacLeod) Aunt Hilly (Olivia de Havilland) comes aboard for a visit and decides the ship isn't the proper place for a young lady like Vicki (Jill Whelan).