Diff'rent Strokes

Arnold's magic act puts him in danger.

The boys are caught in a bank robbery.

The boys may become hostages in a robbery.

Arnold makes the school football team.

Arnold has his day in court when an unfortunate "train" of events puts him at odds with a less than understanding merchant.

Arnold falls head-over-heels for a temporary housekeeper and embarks on a romantic scheme he hopes will make her a permanent member of the Drummond household.

A crash puts Mr. Drummond in the hospital.

Mr. Drummond wakes up and has amnesia.

Arnold wishes he could be taller.

Kimberly's efforts to help a pregnant girl friend have Willis and Arnold convinced the Kimberly's the one expecting.

Willis spends lots of time with his "love."

Arnold learns the true value of a dollar when Drummond turns down his request to lend $4,000 to the apartment building doorman anxious to take part in an attractive business deal.

The boys get in touch with their roots.

Mr. Drummond battles Arnold over junk food.

Arnold is in a student exchange program.

Kimberly goes on a date with an older man.

Arnold celebrates his tenth birthday.

An immigrant changes Arnold's perspective.

Mr. Drummond hires a female executive.

Mr. Drummond inherits his ancestor's land.

A classmate, fearing his foster father's lost job means he's headed back to the orphanage, cons Arnold into getting Drummond to consider adopting him into their family.

His friends' stories of their sexual exploits convince Willis it's time he "became a man" -- now he must convince his steady girl friend Charlene.

Kimberly may be an international model.

The coach of the city's top high school baseball team is after Willis and is prepared to do anything to make it possible for Willis to attend his school.