Against her father’s wishes, Blossom plans to drop out of her snooty private school and enroll in public school. Joey schemes to pass a history test.

Blossom and Six spy on a woman who claims a rattled Nick is the father of her child. Anthony preps for a blind date.

It’s bye-bye love for Blossom when a guy she’s been yearning to see again tells her he’s found someone else.

Blossom feels left out when Six befriends a chic new student. The kids keep Nick from seeing his divorce papers.

Prompted by old home movies Blossoms has transferred to video, the family retreats to the cabin by the lake where they’d shared happier times in the past.

Blossom blames herself for getting tricked into a date for the homecoming dance with a school geek. Joey wants to get his driver’s license.

Nick gives Anthony an ultimatum: get a job or get out of the house.

Blossom leans on Six for support while calling a boy for a date. Anthony tries to help a friend stay sober. Nick gives Joey a hard lesson in mathematics.

Blossom reaches puberty and substitutes an older friend for her absentee mother to talk about it.

Blossom looks forward to her first prom date, with Joey’s friend Bobby, but after Joey warns him about Bobby’s reputation as a ladies’ man, Nick forbids her to go out…

Blossom can’t stand her dad’s new girlfriend.

Nick leaves Blossom in charge of home one night while he performs on a cruise ship, and her imagination kicks into high gear when she sees Anthony’s new girlfriend Stephanie…

While Nick is disturbed by Blossom’s increasing interest in sex, she sneaks off to a make-out party with Six and two boys.

Cooper and the officers prepare for Windom Earle to make his move at the Miss Twin Peaks contest.

Cooper must overcome his deepest fears as he enters the Black Lodge to save Annie from Windom Earle.

Cooper takes the sheriff’s department on a midnight spelunking adventure, and Truman finds himself in the deadly embrace of a naked woman.

While Cooper and Truman try to unlock the secret of Owl Cave, the Miss Twin Peaks contest draws hot competition.

While romance blooms for Cooper and Annie, Donna finds a scrapbook that’s full of surprises.

Cooper is attracted to a beautiful, reclusive woman as Truman grieves over Josie’s death.

The rivalry between Cooper and Earle is revealed.

Agent Cooper finds out who shot him and gets help with his deadly chess game against Windom Earle.

Ed proposes to Norma; James and Donna say good-bye; and Audrey meets her fated one.

The investigation into the disappearance of Major Briggs continues, while Bobby tails Hank Jennings at the request of a mentally unstable Ben Horne.

Major Briggs has no memory of the place he was taken, but now has an odd tattoo on his neck. Andy and Dick break into Little Nicky’s files. Mike and…

Shelly tries everything to meet her favorite rock star.

Parker asks out a girl he met on a computer bulletin board, but considers backing out when she is less than he hoped for.

Nick is where Parker turns to for advice when Annie breaks his heart.

Kubiac’s girlfriend preaches pacifism, leaving the school defenseless.

Musso wants the buds to make a documentary about the school, but Parker has no time thanks to his new history teacher.

Parker’s dad protests the banning of a rock album by Dr. Pankow.

Parker has a crush on one of his teachers. Jerry wants a part in the school’s production of The Music Man.

Mikey lets his school work slide when he gets a chance to impress a record executive.

Jerry joins the football team and becomes king of the gridiron, but fumbles on his friendship with Kube.

Musso mellows as she approaches her 40th birthday, so Parker calls in Dr. Pankow to get the old Musso back.

Parker’s diary falls into the wrong hands and he is afraid of the possible consequences if it gets out.

A local business man sponsors a family build-a-better-toaster contest and Mikey can’t participate because his mother doesn’t have the time.

Shelly joins the Dark Siders, whose initiation calls for her to be suspended from school.