Diff'rent Strokes

Kimberly's first weekend away leaves her facing some big choices.

A new school presents the freshman Willis with some tough choices if he wants to fit in.

A happy household is torn by the repercussions of meeting racial quotas.

A visitor from the East arrives with some surprise news about Drummond's past.

Wanting to be accepted into an exclusive club at school places Arnold in trouble with the law.

Arnold gets permission to go on his first date, but only if Kimberly and Willis come, too.

Will Drummond's moment of glory be upset if his son's stand up against racism?

Willis is ready to move onto to greener pastures, but Arnold has other ideas.

Arnold and Willis go on a hunger strike to protest their dad's latest project.

Drummond's new condominium project sends a displaced tenant to the penthouse in search of relief.

Arnold's lessons to a disabled friend come home to roost when he comes down with stage fright.

Arnold's fear of losing another parent spawn nightmares.

A fire jeopardizes the penthouse, and possibly the Drummond family, too.

Jealousy drives Willis to steal the Drummond family limousine, and puts him at risk of being arrested.

Willis finds trouble when he tries protecting Arnold and Dudley's from a pair of schoolyard bullies.

Arnold wears a wire in order to bring down a couple of bullies.

Willis's plans to be a big man on campus don't include little brother Arnold.

Acid rain and Arnold's science project combine to give Kimberly a new hair color.

When Arnold inadvertently derails Aunt Sophia's matchmaking efforts, Drummond is accused of being a snob.

Arnold goes overboard in thanking Willis for saving his life.

The pressure of trying to do it all has Willis stressed out.

Willis's musical career is in jeopardy when the band chooses Kimberly as their singer over Charlene.

Arnold's dancing ambitions embarrass big brother Willis.

When his Cinderella arrives at his birthday party on the arm of another Prince Charming, Arnold is crushed.