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Arnold's endorsement gets Larry an offer for a television job.
Arnold's endorsement gets Larry an offer for a television job.
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S2, EP2 "Arnold's Girlfriend"Appendicitis means surgery for Arnold who's scared to death till he meets the daughter of one of Drummond's clients.
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S2, EP3 "Feudin' and Fussin'"Arnold's endorsement gets Larry an offer for a television job.
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S2, EP4 "Feudin' and Fussin'"A television executive offers the Drummond family's friend, Larry Alder, the opportunity of a lifetime.
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S2, EP5 "Mrs. Garrett's Romance"The Drummonds are curious about Mrs. Garrett's new boyfriend, but their curiosity turns to surprise and alarm.
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S8, EP17 "The Big Bribe"Arnold discovers that the girl who asked him to the rock concert has been bribed by Willis.
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