The visit of the Major's father, Jake, creates tension.

Jake moves in with Lt. Holowachuk after a fight with the Major.

Revealing old photos of mayoral candidate Polly hit the papers.

The Major must hire Elizabeth to cater a reception for a visiting general.

The Major takes a leave of absence and goes with Polly on the election trail when she runs for mayor.

Gunny joins the Secret Service and becomes a harem member to guard a visiting emir.

Fearing a crash, Elizabeth won't drive her new car; Gen. Craig is on crutches and creating havoc with them.

Apartment manager Lt. Holowachuk backs a rent strike against the landlord: Gen. Craig.

A change in her college friends disturbs Polly.

Everyone jumps to conclusions about Gen. Craig's activities.

Polly is enlisted to be hostess of the '40s-themed USO ball, where new and old loves are sparked.

Gen. Craig and the Major go to night school.

The Major is embarrassed about taking piano lessons.

A corporate headhunter woos several marines.

After being denied a promotion, the Major considers leaving the Marines.

The major and a visiting Russian officer compete.

Polly's role in a play opposite Lt. Holowachuk makes the Major jealous.

Gunny's apartment is robbed.

The Major suspects Robin's new boyfriend may be battered by his father, another major, despite denials from the family; Lt. Holowachuk tries to fill his basketball team but finds complications when Gen. Craig wants to play--and no one wants to guard him because he is the general.

General Craig is transferred to the White House.

Polly and the Major get in an arguement over his birthday gift to Casey, a Daisy rifle. But who eventually wins the fight?