The Jeffersons

Tom and George compete in a marathon to see who's in better physical shape. But a careless remark sparks competition between Helen and Louise.

George's doctor tells him that his blood pressure is too high and that he needs a vacation, unfortunatly Tom and Hellen are also going on vacation with him.

Despite the Willises' continued presence in Hawaii George's high blood pressure begins to lower, convincing him it might be healthy to stay in the islands -- permanently!

George and Tom are washed ashore during an angry storm.

The "boys" big sporting night out goads the "girls" into taking a sporting night out of their own -- to an all-male strip show!

Florence swallows her pride and borrows money from George when her shady cousin Ernie claims to need $1000 to buy a record store and turn his life around.

George and Louise secretly defy Lionel and Jenny to enter infant Jessica in a baby contest and manage to misplace the child in the process.

George gets carried away playing Santa at the orphanage and promises them they will get "anything" they want for Christmas. George is put in a bind, when one kid asks for parents.

The cast spoofs the "Who Shot J.R." when Florence writes a soap opera centering on a dry cleaning tycoon who mistreats everyone and even goads someone into doing him an injury.

George's upcoming appearance on a local television talk show is jeopardized when the super-patriotic host learns he is sponsoring a Cuban refugee.

George's star bowler "strikes" out before the semi-finals in the bowling tournament and it's up to Tom -- who hasn't bowled in 30 years -- to save the day.

Louise learns her old home in Harlem is being torn down and takes off for a late-night visit to the house and a poignant rendezvous with the memories it contains.

Willis and the Jeffersons have an all-too-close encounter with a member of the Ku Klux Klan -- he's a new neighbor -- and someone may not live to tell about it.

George basks in the limelight after heroically capturing a mugger, but he's soon looking for a dark place to hide when the man escapes custody and sets out to get even.

George is coerced into singing a love song to Louise when his "cash" Valentine's Day present is refused as "unfeeling."

George exaggerates his financial standing to gain membership in an exclusive club and finds himself over his head when he inadvertently pledges $100,000 to the club's fund.

George searches for the right words to express his feelings in a eulogy for an employee, who died while George was firing him and it seems he was universally disliked.

George woos a hotel magnate to get his business. But instead Florance is offered a well-paying executive job that includes awarding dry cleaning contracts!

Curiosity is killing George, but satisfying himself about what Louise so diligently records in her diary every night may leave him a lot worse off.