Manhattanites Dick and Joanna Louden take the plunge and move to Vermont where they've bought the historic Stratford Inn. Dick is far keener than Joanna but she relents and they are soon renovating and getting to know their surroundings. They meet George the inn's handyman and Kirk Devane who runs the restaurant and gift shop next door. They also hire new maid, socialite Leslie Vanderkellen. The local ladies historical society is thrilled that the Revolutionary-era inn is to be re-opened and ask Dick, who is a writer by profession, to give a talk on the history of the inn and particularly on the winter of 1775 when many of their ancestors stayed there. Dick agrees but when his research shows that inn was used as a house of ill-repute during that winter, he's at something of a loss as to what to tell them. Written by garykmcd

Dick and Joanna are horrified to discover a 300 year-old grave in their basement belonging to a woman who was hanged as a witch.

Dick is persuaded to run for the town council.

Dick is in the doghouse when he persuades Joanna to attend the town's annual River Party and chaos ensues.

The staff of the Stratford Inn pitch together to help Kirk get his café up to code after a surprise visit from the health inspector.

Dick becomes disenchanted with the Stratford when its application to be made a historical landmark is denied.

Kirk is jealous when an old flame of Leslie's appears with a proposal.

Dick reluctantly helps an aspiring author make it in the business.

Dick and Joanna's much-awaited first Christmas in Vermont ends up being not so traditional after all when a massive snowstorm strands them and everyone else at the Stratford.

Dick and Joanna play marriage counselors when the flaky wife of a senator leaves her husband and comes to the Stratford.

Kirk has a date with Leslie. Dick decides he wants to go skiing but since he doesn't know how to ski he gets Leslie to go since she's an Olympic skiing hopeful. One thing leads to another and she winds up with a knee injury that will probably end her dreams. Kirk and all of Leslie's school friends wind up angry with Dick. Written by Robert W Anderson

George is dismayed when an old flame returns after thirty-one years and has changed completely.

Dick and Joanna feel left out when some old friends visit the Inn but spend no time with them.

Leslie's cousin is about to be wed and has set her lustful sights on next-door Kirk for some passion in her life.

An aging, unfunny comic who is an old friend of Dick's uses the Stratford to jump start his career, despite Joanna's objections.

While Kirk goes in for surgery, Larry, Darryl and Darryl mind the Minuteman Café.

Dick, George and Kirk embark on a trip to Boston to attend a Celtics game, meanwhile Joanna and Leslie prepare for the arrival of a celebrity at the Inn.

Kirk must take a lie detector test to prove his claims that the Minuteman Café was robbed.

George becomes the joke of the town after he spies a UFO and nobody believes him.

When Dick labels her a homebody, Joanna decides to return to the workforce.

Kirk finally manages to get a date with Leslie when his grandmother arrives for a visit.

After winning big at golf and poker, Dick tries desperately to lose his new winnings, meanwhile George convinces Kirk to take him clothes shopping.