"A Friend in Need" -- Now that they're in their new high-rise apartment, George insists that Louise hire a maid, but she’s totally against the idea.

"George’s Family Tree" -- Tom and Helen Willis give Louise and George a piece of African art as a housewarming gift, which leads to a discussion of roots and prompts George to discover his own family tree.

"Louise Feels Useless" -- Louise is having a hard time getting used her new wealthy lifestyle and the boredom that comes along with it, so she tries to talk George into letting her go back to work.

"Lionel the Playboy" -- Lionel's new affluence and carefree attitude lead him to consider dropping out of college.

"Mr. Piano Man" -- George’s participation in a tenants' meeting becomes a nightmare when he reveals a hankering for a grand piano in his apartment.

"George’s Skeleton" -- An old friend of George's, Monk Davis, drops in after learning of George's newfound success.

"Lionel Cries Uncle" -- Louise’s Uncle Ward drops in for a visit; when George and Lionel find out that he’s a butler, they call him an "Uncle Tom."

"Mother Jefferson’s Boyfriend" -- George learns of Mother Jefferson's intention to get married and balks at the idea, thinking her fiancé is after the family's money.

"Rich Man’s Disease" -- A doctor says that George has an ulcer, and Louise tries to do everything to prevent George from becoming upset.

"Former Neighbors" -- George has a potential client coming over for dinner, and he’s afraid that Louise’s friends will embarrass him.

"Like Father, Like Son" -- Louise becomes concerned that Lionel is acting more and more like his father. Meanwhile, Tom and Helen are at odds when they back opposing candidates.

"Jenny’s Low" -- The Willis's globetrotting son surprises the family with a visit, and their daughter, Jenny, seems distinctly nonplussed.