The Jeffersons

George approves of Louise's art lessons until she produces her first painting---a male nude.

George dreams that Louise and their friends celebrate his company's 25th anniversary after he's dead.

George needs a warehouse, so he befriends Tom's son who just inherited one. First of two parts.

Conclusion. Allan has a falling-out with his father and George offers to take him in.

George seeks out an old Navy buddy to help Louise get a permit for the Help Center.

George's and Louise's business commitments threaten to conflict with their anniversary, but neither knows how to tell the other.

George helps Bentley (Paul Benedict) get rid of an unwanted houseguest.

George's will stipulates that Louise would lose everything if she remarried.

George's stockbroker is a former ventriloquist who was once institutionalized.

George is trying to impress a white banker, while Allan (Jay Hammer) wants to impress the official's daughter.

George connives to get Billy Dee Williams to speak at a fund-raiser.

George's favorite cousin needs a kidney transplant---and a donor.

Louise loses her memory as the result of a mugging.

When Louise and her sister are reunited after 30 years, a long-simmering rivalry comes to a boil.

George resorts to bribery to ensure that Louise wins a Volunteer of the Year award.

The revelation of a secret by George's old guardian puts a damper on Christmas spirit.

George and Louise (Isabel Sanford) have a spat just before they are to be interviewed as a happily married black couple.

George refuses to sell his store to make way for a construction project that would displace hundreds of people.

Florence's boyfriend is coming for dinner---with an appetite for matrimony.

George has been having troubles in the bedroom, and his anxiety is only making matters worse.

Helen is suspicious of a blonde who is accompanying Tom on a business trip.

Trying to impress an eligible doctor with tales of her varied pursuits, Florence convinces him that she has multiple personalities.

George reluctantly goes to a disco---and catches disco fever.

Bentley and the Willises (Franklin Cover, Roxie Roker) congregate at the Jeffersons' when the heat goes off.