“Married Men Can Always Get,” 1969 October 7
Note: Debbie and Jim go through their wedding things and find their officiant's license was expired when they were married so they have technically been unmarried for the last 11 years. The couple then tries to tie-the-knot for real.

“The Paper Butterfly,” 1969 October 28
Note

Debbie is doing a story on wrestling and gets into the fight with Terrible Tessie.

Guest stars: Kenneth Mars, Elvia Allman, and Patty Regan

“To and from Russia with Love: Part I,” 1969 November 4
Note

Debbie assists a former Russian woman to become an American.

Guest stars: Nita Talbot, Fabian Dean, Jonathan Hole

“Guru-vy,” 1969 December 23
Note

When Jim interviews a strange athlete and Charlotte similarly starts acting strange, Debbie goes to investigate and finds that both of them have been seeing a guru who has them in a trance.

Guest stars: Dick Gautier and Hans Conried

“You Shouldn't Be in Pictures,” 1969 December 30
Note

A famous director/producer calls Debbie and asks to speak to her agent and she begins to fantasize about becoming a movie star but in the end it is all a big misunderstanding.

Guest star: Neil Hamilton

“The Games (Married) People Play,” 1970 January 1
Note

In an attempt to get Debbie to start acting like a “normal” wife and give up trying to be a reporter, Jim gets Debbie a job at the paper and makes sure that she is not happy with it.

Guest star: Frank Campanella

[Hurry for Our Side?], 1970 January 13
Note

Debbie leads a campaign against the Mayor's plan to turn a kiddie's sandlot into a flower garden.

Guest stars: Brian Dewey, Jesse White and Charles Lane

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“Advice and Dissent,” 1970 January 20
Note

Debbie is hired as a newspaper advice columnist on a temporary basis and quickly gives out the wrong advice to a couple.

Guest stars: Carl Ballatine, Ceil Cabot, and Mary Wickes

“Mission Improbable,” 1970 February 10
Note

The improbable trio of Debbie, Charlotte, and Bob try to retrieve a newspaper article from the heavily guarded vault of an accounting firm.

Guest star: Billy De Wolfe

“Those Dangerous Years,” 1970 March 3
Note

After Charlotte learns that a neighborhood hubby is leaving his wife after 20 years of marriage, she becomes convinced that Bob is planning to do the same thing to her.

Guest star: Renie Riano

“Debbie Gets Jim Fired,” 1970 March 10
Note

Debbie schemes to get hubby Jim a raise but the plan backfires and gets him terminated instead.

Guest star: Herbert Rudley

“Debbie's Return,” 1970 March 17
Note: Bob does Jim and Debbie's taxes every year but Debbie doesn't invite Bob over for their October dinner party because she doesn't want Bob to see the cancelled checks in her return. Bob takes the receipts anyway and now Debbie has to find a way to get them back without Bob knowing.