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Original pilot for what would become the series One Day at a Time.

Barbara sets out to raise money for a vacation.

Ann is convinced that her constant bickering with business partner Nick is related to sexual tension.

Ann's father wants his daughter to come home with the girls.

While waiting for Ann at the airport, Schneider, Barbara and Alex all have run-ins with the opposite sex.

Alex has a date and Ann's overprotective instincts return.

Ann meets an artist that she finds very obnoxious and intimidating.

Ann has a new highly motivated competitor in her office, Miss Francine Webber.

Ann feels that her 36th birthday is a major crisis in her life.

Ann has to deal with the breakup of a friend's marriage.

A client from out of town has more than business on his mind.

Ann's latest secretary is supposedly a former drug user.

Ann's advice to a friend of Barbara's leads to trouble between him and his father.

When his brother dies, Schneider decides to move there to take care of his niece and nephew. It's hard, but then Ann, Barbara and Julie are all gone and thus the series ends. Schneider will be taking life himself "One Day at a Time."

As Barbara starts college and enjoys her independence, Ann feels her education is lacking and takes a college class that Barbara is also taking.

Barbara accepts one date to a school dance and then can't turn down another one.

Barabra witnesses an act of vandalism and is torn between telling the truth and ratting on a friend.

Barbara decides to change her image.

Barbara tries making friends with a girl that is too pushy and clingy.

Barbara's friend calls and says that she has taken a lot of pills.

Barbara is tired of being known as Ms. Goody Two Shoes and runs off to Chicago with shy Bob and check into a hotel room together.

Resentments surface between Ann and her mother.

Bob finds another girl after failing to win Barbara away from Cliff and she isn't happy with his new girlfriend.

Mark's friend's jokes are going too far so Barbara decides to teach them a lesson.

Alex's father Nick feels his son is not giving 100% to his school work,most notably his current science class project. Can he and Ann find out why he's in academic apathy?