Everett joins Hal's football game.
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Nanny chooses a challenging car.
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Hal thinks he is old enough to baby-sit for his siblings.
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A widowed professor hires a remarkable English nanny for his three children.
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Aunt Henrietta gives Butch a good luck charm.
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Prudence gives up her pet rooster and gets back a flock of chicks.
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A night course leads to romance for Nanny.
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Hal tells a girl he is 16.
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Nanny boosts Hal's confidence.
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The professor's assistant is a feminist.
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A kite has Nanny airborne.
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Nanny proves computers cannot replace people.
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Uncle Alfred does a human-fly act.
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To restore a fountain, the kids give a show.
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Prudence adopts Nanny's doll.
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An old suitor wants Nanny to return to England.
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Homeroom presidential candidate Butch runs against a vote-buyer.
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Nanny and the children thaw the heart of an embittered puppeteer.
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The family goes on an outing.
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Hal has an adventurous bus trip.
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Prudence makes a wish; the professor makes a decision.
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A passport says Nanny is 107.
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Rainmaker Uncle Horace needs a job.
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The professor considers a new job.
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Prudence and her teacher have first-day jitters.
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Nanny proves more effective than a child psychologist.
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Nanny gives Hal a set of strange old golf clubs.
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A favorite tree is scheduled to be cut down.
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Nanny's aunts arrive via balloon.
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Prudence scolds seeds into growing.
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Everett fears a meeting with an old girlfriend.
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Nanny finds foster parents for a runaway orphan.
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The professor's tycoon brother learns he can't buy everything.
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After Waldo retrieves an ancient bone, paleontologists dig up the back yard.
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A dinner guest suffers an attack of gout.
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Everett thinks a love note was meant for him.
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A letter brings sad news for Nanny.
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Aunt Henrietta blames a poltergeist for living-room disarray.
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An old radio broadcasts '30s programs, to the professor's bafflement.
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The boys demand separate rooms.
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Fair conduct means different things to Butch and the professor.
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Nanny and the children rescue ducklings and help an old man.
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The Everetts trade Arabella for a new car.
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The professor depends on a lucky putter.
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Psychic Aunt Henrietta sees a mustachioed man in Nanny's life.
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Stargazer Butch becomes a celebrity.
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Butch learns the rewards of thrift, hard work and consideration.
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Prudence dreams of a monster.
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A basketball player is flunking math.
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A retired actor haunts abandoned houses.
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A 12-year-old math genius usurps Hal's authority.
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