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A locksmith (Don Adams) asks to be a World War I flying ace; a woman (Diana Canova) wants to experience everything she has missed.
A locksmith (Don Adams) asks to be a World War I flying ace; a woman (Diana Canova) wants to experience everything she has missed.
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S3, EP6 "Red Baron; Young at Heart"A locksmith (Don Adams) asks to be a World War I flying ace; a woman (Diana Canova) wants to experience everything she has missed.
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S3, EP2 "Stuntman; Goose for the Gander"Bitter father-and-son stuntmen (Dale Robertson, Grant Goodeve) must work as a team; a woman (Doris Roberts) must win a contest to save her diner.
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S3, EP4 "Baby; Marathon: Battle of the Sexes"Tattoo selects parents for an orphaned baby; a woman (Barbi Benton) competes in an all-male marathon to save her hometown.
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S2, EP16 "Photographs; Royal Flush"A woman (Michele Lee) sees a ghost in all her photos; a gambler (John Rubinstein) plays high-stakes poker.
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S3, EP12 "The Cheerleaders; Marooned"Two girls dream of being pro football cheerleaders; a trucker (Vic Tayback) is marooned with a movie actress.
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S3, EP3 "Magnolia Blossoms; Tattoo: The Love God"Two nurses (Pamela Franklin, Lisa Hartman) dream of being Scarlett O'Hara; Tattoo wishes to be made a love god.
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