The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet - Season 9 (1960)

Dave falls for Rick's girlfriend, Jane, and the feeling is mutual. Dave invites Jane to a dance and can't decide how to break the news to his brother.

David can't seem to find the right time to ask his boss for a raise.

Ozzie admires a table built by Joe Randolph, so Joe gives it to him. Ozzie then feels compelled to give an old picture he painted to Joe. Both friends suspect each others motives.

Rick's girlfriend is secretly knitting him a sweater. When she turns down several dates to work on the project he begins to date another girl, who also knits him a sweater. Now Rick has two sweaters and two girlfriends to juggle.

Ozzie begins to question whether he can count on his friends when the chips are down.

When Ozzie and Harriet are invited to Dave's girlfriend's house for dinner, they assume that the two youngsters are about to announce their engagement.

When Mr Kelley's secretary goes on vacation, Dave is assigned the task of hiring a temporary replacement.

Ozzie and Rick break into the Randolph's garage to retrieve the lawnmower that Joe borrowed but never returned.

Ricky and Wally notice a pretty sales clerk in a store and try to get jobs for the Christmas shopping rush in the same department.

The fraternity wants to buy a piano for the Christmas party, and David and Rick meet a nice older couple with a piano they can afford.

Rick is in charge of the committee counting the votes to elect a new Prom Queen. His girlfriend is among the candidates, and Rick does his best to keep the winner's identity a secret from her and everyone else until the prom.

Rick's girlfriend becomes jealous when he keeps bumping into a klutzy girl.

Ozzie and Joe scheme to make their wives jealous.

David loses his briefcase containing important papers for an upcoming case.

Ozzie & Harriet volunteer to be chaperone's at a party for Rick's fraternity. But there seems to be some confusion as to where the party is going to be held at.

Ozzie inadvertently invites the wives to come bowling with the guys.

A reporter for the college newspaper always seems to know all about the activities of Dave and Rick's fraternity. The fraternity brothers are convinced that Rick is supplying her with inside information.

Two little boys find a dog, and they ask Dave to decide which of them should be its owner. To complicate matters, the little boys are brothers of Dave and Rick's girlfriends.

A pretty college student paints a portrait of Rick, but Ozzie and Harriet are afraid that Dave will become jealous.

Ozzie takes a message from David's new job at the law office concerning some important documents of his boss, Mr. Kelley. But David is not to be found so Harriet and Ozzie track the attorney to a ski lodge to deliver the papers.

Dave has a great golf story, but Wally submits it to the attractive campus newspaper editor as his own.

As part of an elaborate hoax to help get Wally out of hot water with Ginger, Ricky agrees to pretend to have a broken arm by wearing a cast on it.

The Nelson's friend, little boy Barry, is expecting a new arrival to his family, and he hopes it's going to be a baby brother. He spends a few nights at the Nelson's, while his mother goes to the hospital "to pick up the baby".

Harriet fears the most sinister worst, when Dave and Rick take on a task of delivering a shipping crate containing valuable works of art late at night.

The sorority girls issue a proclamation dictating a dress code that must be adhered to by fraternity boys, when going out on dates. The fraternity boys fight back, and the war of the sexes escalates from there.

Harriet asks Ozzie to check for gift ribbon in the hall closet. When a box of wrapping paper falls on the floor, a small unmarked Christmas present is found and the Nelson family tries to figure out who it is from.

With the help of Bruce, Dave schemes to secretly sell Rick's old drum set to a pretty girl, who both he and Rick want to meet and ask out on a date.

Ozzie and Joe make a bet with their wives that they can prove men have greater extra sensory perception than women.

Rick's late Great-Uncle Walter left an envelope for Rick to be opened on his 21st birthday, and the entire Nelson household can hardly wait to find out what's inside.

Getting a free used television set from neighbor Joe becomes a very expensive proposition for Ozzie.