#1
S6E14
The Hitchhikers: Part 1
Arnold and Kimberly learn the dangers of hitch hiking when they are abducted and held captive by a sinister man.
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#2
S3E7
First Love
With his grades down, Drummond forbids Willis to see his new girlfriend, Charlene. However, a love-struck Willis is determined to see her, even if means doing it behind Drummond's back.
#3
S3E8
Count Your Blessings
When Arnold finds out that he will only grow to be 5 foot tall, he becomes very depressed. To make him feel better, Drummond introduces him to a friend's daughter who is very upbeat despite being confined to a wheelchair.
#4
Mr. T and mr. t
S6E1
#5
The Hitchhikers: Part 2
S6E15
#6
The Wedding
S6E18
#7
Street Smarts
S7E23
#8
A Special Friend
S7E24
#9
The Bank Job
S3E1
#10
The Ski Weekend
S4E7
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Arnold and Willis get trapped in the building's storage room and reminisce about time with the Drummonds.
#180
Retrospective
S1E8
#179
Speak No Evil
S8E8
#178
B.M.O.C.
S4E19
#177
Almost American
S3E18
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