Lockie Leonard

Lockie and his family arrive in Angelus; Lockie meets some of the locals.

Lockie is able to make a decent impression on his first day at a new school.

Lockie receives sex education; Lockie gets distracted by his crush on Vicki.

When Lockie accidentally mouths off in class, his mom is called in; he vows to make it up to her.

Sarge draws more attention to the Leonard family by insisting on adopting a sheep.

Lockie's crazy actions can only be described by one word...PUBERTY!!

Lockie remains an outsider; a classmate suggests that Lockie join the football team.

Lockie feels like a teenager after his first kiss; another surfer girl makes a move on Lockie.

Lockie's family tries interesting methods of cheering him up.

Lockie decides it is time to teach Egg how to swim, but discovers that the river is polluted.

Phillip coordinates the time, date and place where Lockie is to have his first kiss.

Lockie ditches his duties to save the river to be with Dot.

Lockie breaks up with Dot; Lockie's mom is depressed; Lockie's plans are at a standstill.

Lockie creates a Board Riders Association where he is not the only one running for president.

Everyone is wondering what step Lockie and Vicki are up to on the Ladder of Love.

Lockie has to prove himself on the dance floor at the Blue Light Disco.

Lockie goes on a water-skiing trip with Vicki and her parents.

Mrs. Leonard poses nude for a sculpture while Lockie must overcome being sick and face the public.

Lockies mom has trouble with her bread maker.

Egg tells Lockie that his parents are separating and that he may be moving.

The Leonard men are worried about Mrs. Leonard who has been ill.

Lockie's mom goes to the hospital; the boys enter a fishing competition.

Lockies have become a hot topic since Mrs. Leonard was admitted.

Nan and Pop arrive to help out the Leonards, but turn out to be more of a hindrance.

Lockie ponders the domino effect, how one small event can trigger a series of other events.

Lockie is devastated that Vicki will not be returning.