Silver Spoons

Rick falls in love with a beautiful new Swedish housekeeper Edward has hired.

Rick gets a lesson in life when he takes a job in a shoe store and tries to climb the ladder of success.

While vacationing at the shore, Rick attempts to be true to his girl back home until he meets the beautiful girl next door.

Rick moves into the Stratton guesthouse hoping for a little privacy, but soon discovers that his friends want to use it to "party down."

Edward celebrates his 42nd birthday by challenging Rick to a tennis match but when Rick beats him, Edward suffers a middle age "identity crisis."

Kate's old college chum, Jackie, visits and gives Rick the thrill of his life when she turns out to be the "totally hip" editor of his favorite rock magazine.

Rick tutors the school's star football player in history, but when the jock admits to cheating on an exam, Rick must face a battle with his conscience.

Rick takes advantage of Brad's grounding to ask his girlfriend on a date.

Rick does Alfonso a favor when he baby-sits a boa constrictor, but things get out of hand when the snake escapes and interrupts Kate's crucial business dinner.

Edward and Kate wonder if they made a mistake by encouraging Rick to pursue an interest in stand up comedy.

Rick's playing fast and loose with the truth makes him a big man on campus at the expense of a popular classmate.

Rick and his parents have second thoughts about letting Brad stay while his parents are away.

On the eve of a big performance, Alfonso's efforts to impress his new girlfriend lead to a rift between him and his band mates.

Edward becomes paranoid when he discovers his ex-wife has written a book he feels is based on his life story.

Rick's decision to cook a Mother's Day dinner for his mom while she is in town, leaves Kate feeling very uncomfortable.

Rick helps find a mate for an old school friend faced with raising her infant son as a single parent.

Rick's effort to make his high school team became meaningless when he learns that his trainer, a well-known professional basketball star is a drug user.

A visit by Kate's grandmother and her new boyfriend causes some concern in the Stratton household when they decide to sleep in the same bedroom.

Grandfather Stratton's engagement to a French nightclub singer has Edward worried.

Edward's April Fool's Night on the town turns ugly.

After Edward persuades him to consider applying to a stuffy all-male college, a weekend visit jeopardizes Rick's admission.

Edward and Kate's hopes for a romantic ski weekend are dashed when a blizzard sends Rick, Dexter, Alfonso and Brad into their cozy chalet.