The Partridge Family

Five music-minded kids and their mother graduate from playing in their garage to Caeser's Palace.

The Partridge Family manages to convince Willie Larkin, an outraged motorist who wants to sue for whiplash, to drop his case.

Shriley's elderly mod dad proves that old songs car reach the new generation.

Danny is almost inducted into the Army but he is rejected because of his height.

Keith discovers that young girls' love can be a ten-lane highway, or a one-way street.

Danny goes out of his way to give a pretty girl advice and the mod goes out of its way to find him.

After a skunk leaves his cent on their bus, the Partridges' fear that their B.O. will K.O. their audience.

Danny tries to become a comedian but doesn't quite make it.

The Partridge's spend one night in prison and Shirley learns how to ?con? a ?con.?

Danny tries to become a songwriter to help Keith through a dry period.

Through Keith's girlfriend, the Partridge Family gets involved with women's liberation.

A flattering newspaper article gives Danny a big head and big ideas until he learns that it's lonely being a star.

Famous folk artist Red Woodloe becomes scarce when money for his talents becomes plentiful.

When a European promoter tells Shirley she's out with the ?in? crowd, her kids and the audience bring her out of retirement and back into the group.

Mum's the word with Laurie when she becomes hung up with dental braces and a baffled boyfriend.

The kids think Shirley has a romantic interest and agree to quit show business to tend to maters of the heart.

A mistake in bookings leads the Partridge Family to a Detroit ghetto.

Danny Partridge becomes a labor negotiator.

Shirley's matchmaking almost loses the family a manager.