The Partridge Family

Five music-minded kids and their mother graduate from playing in their garage to Caeser's Palace.

The Partridge Family manages to convince Willie Larkin, an outraged motorist who wants to sue for whiplash, to drop his case.

Shriley's elderly mod dad proves that old songs car reach the new generation.

The Partridge family is off to record their first album. Just as they are about to leave, Tracy runs up with a letter in her hand, a letter from the U.S Government. To the total surprise of everyone, ten-year-old Danny has been drafted! Rueben Kincaid says he will stay behind to clear up the matter and join the family soon. On the bus, the other kids tease Danny about going into the army, but ...

The five Partridge kids become very worried when thy think their mother is planning to remarry.

Keith discovers that young girls' love can be a ten-lane highway, or a one-way street.

Danny goes out of his way to give a pretty girl advice and the mod goes out of its way to find him.

After a skunk leaves his cent on their bus, the Partridges' fear that their B.O. will K.O. their audience.

Danny tries to become a comedian but doesn't quite make it.

The Partridges agree to do a concert for a real "captive audience" "the convicts at the Federal Penitentiary. Inmate Hank Bouford's only reason for arranging the concert is to sell the Partridge family several new love songs. When the show is over, Hank tries tossing Shirley, but can't get past Reuben Kincaid. To prevent them from leaving, Hank, who's a hospital orderly, uses his convict pal, ...

Keith has been having a dry spell, he has not been able to write a new song and the group has a live record date in two weeks. Danny offers to help by knocking out a couple of quick tunes, and everyone laughs at him. To prove he can do it, Danny locks himself in his room and refuses to come out until he has a song. He finally comes up with what he thinks is a new melody, but he is informed tha...

Shirley Partridge receives a call from the school principal, George Clauson, asking her if she and her family are identified with women's liberation. There is a poster in school saying that they will sing at a rally for POW, Power of Women. Shirley tries to find out which member of her family committed them to this appearance. She learns that it is Keith. His new girlfriend Tina Newcomb is ver...

A flattering newspaper article gives Danny a big head and big ideas until he learns that it's lonely being a star.

Famous folk artist Red Woodloe becomes scarce when money for his talents becomes plentiful.

Logan Mayes, a middle-aged concert promoter who tries to dress and act just a little too "cool," arranges a European tour for the Partridge Family, but the contract doesn't include Shirley. Logan thinks she won't appeal to a young European audience and doesn't want her in the group. Shirley knows the kids will never accept Logan's contract but she doesn't want them to miss out on a trip to Eur...

Mum's the word with Laurie when she becomes hung up with dental braces and a baffled boyfriend.

The kids think Shirley has a romantic interest and agree to quit show business to tend to maters of the heart.

Booked for a weekend stint in Detroit, the Partridge Family and manager Reuben Kincaid get quite a surprise when they see the club where they are supposed to perform. Called "The Fire House," the club is just that -- an old fire house in the ghetto. Owners San and A.E. Simon started the club as an inexpensive place of entertainment for the people living in the black neighborhood...but they're ...

Danny Partridge becomes a labor negotiator.

Shirley's matchmaking almost loses the family a manager.

Keith has a new possession, a 1952 Hudson which is his pride and joy. The car is a lemon, however, and Keith has borrowed money from everyone in the family to make payments and fix it. Danny decides to become his business manager and teach him how to handle money. Keith can't bring himself to tell Carol, his girlfriend, that he is broke. Instead, he takes her to a kiddie show and gives her hom...

The Partridge family becomes involved with a young girl who is a runaway.

Laurie finds out the hard way that the rumors about a new boy in school are true.

Danny is convinced he's an adopted child and sets out to find his real father, with some weird results.

The Partridges meet Bobby Conway, a young songwriter, in their garage one night and help him find a lyricist, Lionel Poindexter.