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The butcher returns with his fiancee who is the spitting image of Edith who he still seems to have feelings for.

Archie and a black man vie for the last spot on a bowling team.

Barney is distraught after Blanche finally leaves him so Archie tries a bit of matchmaking himself.

Edith is the lone holdout in a high-profile murder case, in which the prosecution's case seems clear-cut. Archie whines because Edith has been sequestered for the duration and refuses to help himself around the house.

Edith writes a poem and gets a letter from a company that wants to turn it into a song for only $30. Archie buys a "dog alarm" and a gun to protect the house all for only $60. The family gets into an argument over which is more important and Archie agrees to give the gun back. That night two burglars, who have just robbed a jewelry store, break into the house and hold the Bunkers hostage until the heat is off. At one point, the thief threatens to take off with the $30 but Edith talks him out of it by offering to sing the song. After hearing her sing, they decide that the Bunkers are in such sad shape that it would be cruel to rob them. The next day Archie reads in the newspaper that the crooks were arrested, and Mike reveals that he fixed the dog alarm by replacing it with Edith's singing.

An artist friend of the Stivics wants to paint a portrait of Gloria in her birthday suit, prompting a debate over the morality of nude art.

Archie and several neighbors learn that a black family is moving into the neighborhood, unaware that it is the Jeffersons. Lionel finds out about the effort to purchase the Jeffersons' new house and gets Archie to reveal his plans.

"Live like you were young" - that's the advice from Archie's old friend.

The classic tale about the time Sammy Davis Jr. stopped by to visit the Bunkers. It begins with a briefcase he left in Archie's cab ... and ends with the kiss of infamy.

Stephanie has been stealing from school and from the Bunkers.

Archie is a passenger in an elevator that stalls between floors, and reacts predictably to his fellow passengers: A black businessman, a scatterbrained secretary and a Puerto Rican man and his very pregnant wife, who goes into labor.

Mike worries that Archie may have unwittingly purchased a stolen watch. Matters become complicated when the watch is broken and Archie must find a repairman who will fix it and abstain from asking questions.

Archie's brother shows up with an eighteen year old wife.

Archie assigns Edith the task of cooking all the food for the upcoming Saint Patrick's Day bash at Archie's Place. Meanwhile, Edith has been keeping her medical condition secret from Archie out of fear that his celebration will be ruined.

Mike donates his $275 inheritance to George McGovern's presidential campaign against an apoplectic Archie's express wishes that the money be used for room and board.

When the Bunkers visit the Stivics in California, Mike and Gloria are hiding the fact that they have separated.

The Bunkers' visit to the Stivics continues in California as more family problems come out.