Billy comes home from school with a black eye. Buck tries to encourage the boy to fight back but Doris steps in to find out exactly what's going on.

Doris and Cy turn criminal thanks to her uncle, an art forger who involves the unwitting pair in a swindle.

Doris and the entire family face a painful problem: a neighbor lady has accused young Billy of taking five dollars from her wallet.

Doris changes a writer's hateful opinion of women and becomes the object of his affection.

Grandpa and Leroy are left in the lurch when Doris and Juanita leave the ranch to help out a new mother. Grandpa's ex-girlfriend Major Emma Flood takes over running the place like a military installation.

Angie fixes Doris up with a handsome airline pilot, but Doris thinks Angie's matchmaking abilities are lacking.

Doris plans a full weekend with the boys after working overtime all week long, unaware that the boys have already made plans.

Doris' job is in jeopardy when an article about a prominient San Francisco family ancestor does not sit well with the relatives.

Buck promises the P.T.A. that Doris will direct the school musical. In the process, Doris upsets the principal because of the way the kids are taught to dance.

To get away from it all, Doris's boss and his assistant come to the ranch for a weekend. They can't leave because Toby has the measles, and the place is quarantined.