One Day at a Time

Ann faces her first parental crisis as a newly divorced mother of two teenage daughters when she refuses to allow her older daughter Julie to go on a co-ed backpacking trip.

There's a man in Ann's life -- he wants something Ann has; she wants something he has. In Ann's case, she wants a job; in his case, he wants Ann.

Ann Romano, 17 years married and 10 months divorced, meets a handsome airline pilot who has some lofty ideas -- and Ann thinks she's ready to fly.

Newly-divorced Ann Romano is thrown into an emotional turmoil by David's proposal of marriage.

Julie is obsessed with the idea that she must attend the same private school as her new, rich friend.

David presses Ann into having a party so she can meet new people, and when Ann leaves Schneider out of her plans, she discovers there's much more to him than meets the eye.

Julie and Ann face one of the most critical times in their lives -- Julie must come to terms with being a woman, and Ann with being a mother.

Ann's militancy over a mistake in her phone bill leads to serious ramifications when she is investigated by the Secret Service.

Another woman jolts Ann to re-evaluate her true feelings about David. Her painful process begins when she catches David in a lie.

Julie's determination to learn from her own mistakes forces Ann to let her accept a job, even though it's against her better judgment.

Julie's excitement turns to hurt and jealousy when her blind date seems to only have eyes for Ann.

David gets a dose of reality and discovers there's more to fatherhood than he expected when he is pressed into service as chaperon for Julie and Barbara's "break training" party.

Ann's ex-husband Ed drops in with a bombshell that Barbara desperately hopes will spark a reconciliation.

It's the morning after their father's first overnight visit: for the girls it means reconciliation, for David worry, and for Ann and Ed it means a rekindling of old feelings.