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Sep 24, 1977-Apr 1, 1978
22 episodes
- Bob gives up his practice in Chicago to become a professor at a small college in Oregon.
- Emily is forced to handle threats from angry parents in an educational crisis at her school.
- On the eve of being named "Secretary of the Year," Carol informs Bob that she is quitting.
- Bob's friends close ranks to "protect" Emily from a handsome old flame.
- Ralph Alfalfa, the Happy Farmer, comes to Bob for help with his stuttering.
- Against her better judgment, Emily becomes a "wife for a night.".
- One of Bob's patients writes a play with characters resembling the rest of the patients.
- Bob attempts to help a group of ex-convicts with their search for honest employment.
- Emily finds herself doing all the cooking and cleaning when Bob's father arranges a fishing trip.
- Bob can't resist the psychologist in him even when the Hartleys embark on a seagoing vacation.
- Bob finds himself with unhappy and hostile patients who refuse to attend his Christmas party.
- Bob and Emily celebrate their 10th anniversary by fantasizing about being married to others.
- Emily's protective instincts are aroused by an odd but friendly 70-year-old recluse.
- Bob assumes the burden of a crime that he can't report when a patient confesses to grand larceny.
- A former professor offers to take over Bob's patients while Bob is out of town.
- It's no laughing matter for Howard when his son announces he's giving up school to become a comic.
- Bob's patients panic at the thought of Bob "deserting" them to visit his friend "The Peeper.".
- Bob deals with an improbable paternity case and a phone-paging service that never pages him.
- Bob is puzzled when Mr. Peterson (John Fiedler) asserts himself with far-reaching consequences.
- A ventriloquist seeks Bob's help when his dummy threatens to break up their act.
- Bob's attempt to help men leaving prison to re-enter society has him climbing the walls.
- Bob sees his well-ordered life turned topsy-turvy when he and Emily move to a new Chicago residence.