Gus is running a fever, but the only doctor Vicki can get to make a housecall is a pediatrician.
When the city plans to remove an oak tree in front of the Angels' house, Vickie starts a petition to save it.
Eccentric neighbour Mr. Finlay introduces modern dance to the neighbourhood—which will never be the same.
Vicki goes to a department store to buy a gift for Gus and is unexpectedly asked to fill in as a sales clerk for a day. Gus is none to happy when he finds her on the job since he does not want his wife working.
Despite Gus's disapproval, Vicki reluctantly fills in as a bridal consultant at the department store.
So much for Vickie's birthday present. Gus had planned to surprise her with a trip to San Francisco. Not knowing this, Vickie loaned their luggage to a friend and agreed to dog sit for them over the weekend.
This episode features a missing trained dog, a nutty fortune teller, and an atmospheric oceanfront carnival.
When the city plans to remove an oak tree in front of the Angels' house, Vickie starts a petition to save it.
Gus is hosting a backyard party for his clients, and Vicki is worried that their earthy hired maid may upset the stuffy guests.
Vicki spots Liberace dining at the Brown Derby while the Angels are there, but Bill doesn't believe her. Then Dennis Day shows up at their house to make matters worse.
When a burglar breaks into the Angels' home, no one believes Vickie's version of events.
It's the men against the women when a casual remark sparks a fight on a cross-country train ride between the Angels and the Clemsons.
While on vacation, the Angels stay at a hotel where a a lounge singer who looks and sounds exactly like Vickie has a fight with her gangster-type boyfriend.
Vicki's nepher Wheeler visits, and against their better judgement, the Angels arrange a date with the daughter of a prospective client.
The elderly Santa hired by Roger Finley believes he can give away all the department store's toys.
