Blossom reaches puberty and substitutes an older friend for her absentee mother to talk about it.

Nick denies Blossom permission to go to the prom with a boy who has a reputation as a young ladies' man.

Blossom has problems with her dad's new girlfriend.

When Blossom is in charge of the home for one night, when her father performs on a cruise ship, she sees Anthony's new girlfriend stealing a family heirloom.

Nick is disturbed by Blossom's increasing interest in sex, while after sneaking off to a make-out party with Six and two boys, guilty Blossom dreams discussion-show host Phil Donahue has her in a segment on Women Who Lie to Their Parents. Written by Anonymous

Blossom feels left out when Six befriends a chic new student; the kids keep Nick from seeing his divorce papers.

Inspired by old home movies Blossom transferred to video, the family goes to the cabin by the lake.

When she gets tricked to go to the homecoming dance with a school geek, Blossom blames herself. Joey wants to get his driver's license

Nick challenges Tony to get a job or move out. Tony gets a job, but gets fired, so Nick makes him move out of the house. Meanwhile, Blossom tries to write a song for a music class.

Blossom looks to Six for support to call a boy for a date.

Blossom dreams back to when she was in private school and how she schemes to get into public school and join the band. Meanwhile, Joey plots to pass a history test.

A woman whom Nick had a fling with shows up claiming that he is the father of her child.

Blossom is devastated after being dumped by a former boyfriend who had recently returned from college and met someone else.

This teenage sitcom is named after its main character, likable but sissy schoolgirl Blossom Russo. It centers around her life at school and at home, where she lives with her single father, charming musician Nick Russo, who tries hard to be an exemplary parent, and her two elder brothers, the cool Anthony, the eldest, and sweet but rather weak and naive Joey. Her best friend, Six LeMeure, who is educationally neglected at her home and thus is almost always around at the Russos as well as at school, is the voice of mischief and thus often her partner in crime. Written by KGF Vissers