Mrs. Garrett and the girls return home from summer vacation to find that their home and business have been destroyed by a fire. Written by Attmay

Mrs. Garrett and the girls decide to rebuild their store into an update version of a 1950s malt shop. Mrs. Garrett hires a good-looking young carpenter, named George Burnett, to help out, but who causes more of a distraction to the rest of the ladies. Written by Anonymous

Mrs. Garrett and the girls open a novelty shop called Over Our Heads.

Jo works as a substitute teacher at an elementary school.

The store gets into hot water with Langley officials for carrying a beefcake poster featuring the men's swimming team.

Monica reveals to Blair that she is pregnant by her soon-to-be-ex-husband.

The girls go to an audition to perform as backup singers for El DeBarge. Written by Attmay

Natalie is in a truck stop diner in Pennsylvania where she writes a story, relating the characters in it to the people in her own life. Written by Attmay

Tootie helps Andy prepare for an audition for a play.

Jo handcuffs herself to Blair, who has to anchor the Langley TV station's newscast.

An old friend of Mrs. Garrett's comes for a visit and accuses her of having an affair with her deceased husband after finding 15 years worth of letters they exchanged.

Jo,hesitantly,takes up ballroom dancing. Discovering,to her surprise,that she likes it more than she thought she would but seemingly shrugging it off when her friends ask about her interest in it. Quote: I'm just doing it for exercise.

Blair's mother goes into labor on Christmas Eve.

Mrs. Garrett tutors Tootie for a driving test.

The girls agree to let police use the store for a stakeout, while trying to hide it from Mrs. Garret.

Tootie serves as an agent to an aspiring comedian trying to get a TV gig. Written by Attmay

George asks Blair to be his date for his high school reunion, so he can show off a blonde beauty to make his old crush jealous. At the last minute, she can't go and Jo fills in.

Blair gets stuck in an elevator with her baby sister and an elevator operator on the way to accept an award.

The girls' trip to Atlantic City reunites Jo with Flyman, the aspiring singer she met in Florida.

An elderly song-and-dance woman hired for Blair's birthday party stays with the girls. Written by Attmay

Natalie runs for mayor to stop a tacky amusement park from being built. Blair, however, is campaigning for her opponent.

Jo's father, Charlie Polniaczek, believes that has made a fortune in citrus futures. Meanwhile, Natalie returns from a trip to Miami and has brought back the wrong suitcase.

It's Graduation Day at Eastland, but Tootie would rather audition for the lead role in a musical play than continue her education. Written by Attmay

Natalie and Tootie move into their own apartment, but it's not exactly the creative oasis they were hoping for.