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Jo handcuffs herself to Blair, who has to anchor the Langley TV station's newscast.

A flashback to the early 1960s, complete with teen idols, beatniks, and girl groups.

Blair's friend Allison disappears after visiting, leaving her baby in the girls' care.

Natalie's father dies from a sudden heart attack.

Blair's mother arrives on a surprise visit and Blair is ecstatic until dire news is revealed about her mother's health.

Tootie and Natalie are excited about a dinner with Jeff and Snake, but the guys clash immediately and the evening ends early. While those two clash, Blair decides to help Jo go to court with a mechanic who didn't fix her bike properly.

Monica reveals to Blair that she is pregnant by her soon-to-be-ex-husband.

Blair invites a third year male student over for a study date, but he's more interested in Beverly Ann than Blair.

An obnoxious young heiress enrolls at Eastland.

Jo begins a pizza business, but when demand begins running Jo and her assistants, Natalie and Tootie, ragged, Jo must make a business decision on how to make pizzas faster and more cheaply.

Cinnamon visits Tootie and tells her she's leaving show business after losing her Broadway role.

Jo takes Andy to the center to find a male role model. He meets Rick, but they worry that he is too irresponsible and a bad influence because he believes he'll die soon since no men in his family have made it to age 30.

When the girls go to a ski resort, their cabin is already occupied by a group of guys there for a bachelor party. But the groom has his eye on Blair.

While working at a garage, Jo receives a promotion after impressing her boss. However, this causes a rift between her and Doug, her boyfriend and coworker.

Natalie is allowed to take a course at Langley and gets so caught up in the social life of college that she begins skipping classes at Eastland and work at Edna's Edibles.

Blair's baby sister Bailey gets lost while in the girls' care.

Due to budget cuts at Eastland, Jo will lose her scholarship. With a deadline to find another at the end of the week, she is excited to find the one for which she qualifies--until she discovers that it's funded by Blair's family.

Blair's cousin Geri asks for her help with a charity function for disabled children.

Jo faces a harsh political reality when she's elected to the Langley College Board of Regents and then battles with them.

When Jo decides to move out, the girls come up with a plan to remodel their room to add more space. Jo has trouble coming up with the money for renovations.

The girls' trip to Atlantic City reunites Jo with Flyman, the aspiring singer she met in Florida.

Jo,hesitantly,takes up ballroom dancing. Discovering,to her surprise,that she likes it more than she thought she would but seemingly shrugging it off when her friends ask about her interest in it. Quote: "I'm just doing it for exercise".

Natalie's been given an assignment to do an article on the ROTC. Natalie gets close to a cadet. Later when they get a new drill sergeant, they learn that they're going sky diving which makes Natalie nervous. She has to decide if she wants to stick with it or drop out when the cadet she got close to will.

Blair's sister Meg, a nun, inspires Jo.

Blair belittles Jo for wanting to become a nun.