List of Love, American Style episodes

In "Love and the Joker", a practical joker's pranks threatens his relationship with his girlfriend.

LOVE AND THE LEGAL AGREEMENT Despite their trial separation, a couple continues to live together. Problems arise as they attempt to date other people.

LOVE AND THE FORMER MARRIAGE. A man's co-dependent ex-wife and her second husband call him to help them prevent their daughter's elopment.

LOVE AND THE DUMMIES "Two shy ventriloquists flirt using their dummies." LOVE AND MOTHER "Three is definitely a crowd when a new bride's mother shows up to spend the night in the happy couple's room."

In "The Comedy Team", two comedy writers try to meet a deadline while a fiancée bugs them. "

"Love and Those Poor Cruasaders' Wives". A man has a chastity belt stuck on him.

"Love and the Banned Book." A jealous husband suspects that his wife's best-selling romance novel is based on her real life and affairs with other men. "Love and the First-Nighters." A pair of high school kids pretend to be newlyweds so that they can make out in a hotel room.

"Love and the King." A married man is tempted to have a one-night stand when an old army buddy brings two women over while his wife leaves town to visit her ailing mother.

"Love and the Safely Married Man - A man pretends to be married with kids in order to get a woman's attention."

"Love and Las Vegas." A couple's honeymoon in Las Vegas is marred when the bride become addicted to gambling.

"Love and the Minister." A minister falls in love with the bride whose wedding he is conducting.

"Love and the Father", a dad skips prison to attend his daughter's wedding."

"Love and the Haunted House". A stranded engaged couple have to spend the night in what seems to be a haunted house.

"Love and the Fur Coat." A guy who's married also has a girlfriend who claims that he promised to get her a fur coat, so he scurries to get one.

"Love and the Trip." A couple's son is visiting them, and they find he has what they think are drugs and they don't know what to do with it. They end up smoking it.

An inept kidnapper grabs a spoiled housewife, hoping for a big payday from the woman's wealthy husband. Things don't go quite according to plan.

"Love and the Cake". a baker fends off the admirers of the woman who pops out of the cake. "Love and the Serious Wedding". A pair of practical jokers plan their wedding, but the bride wants it to be a serious one.

"Love and Murphy's Bed." A married couple both use their murphy bed to hide their lovers from each other.

"Love and the Big Game." A married couple suspects their two best friends of cheating at bridge.

"Love and the Arctic Station" Three servicemen stationed in an Arctic station for months without seeing a woman look forward to a USO girl's visit.

"Love and the Rug" A groom pretends to be bald to see if his bride-to-be would love him despite his looks.

"Love and the Baker's Half Dozen" A baker depends on the wedding cake he baked in order to pay alimony to his ex-wife and avoid her brother's wrath, but the bride suddenly cancels the order.

"Love and Formula 26B". A chemist slips his frigid wife a sex enhancement formula.

"Love and the Penal Code". A man reports to the police that he was raped by two women, and two feminists claim to have done it in order to become famous.

"Love and the Anniversary Crisis". A couple's family try to save their marriage when they decide to divorce on their 43rd wedding anniversary.

"Love and the Ledge". A beautiful girl tries to keep a failed actor from committing suicide.

"Love and the Reincarnation." A couple's honeymoon is interrupted by a dog who the bride believes is the reincarncation of her late first husband.

"Love and the Lady Athlete." A track official visits an East German athlete, suspecting her of really being a man.

"Love and the Bathtub". A bride gets her toe stuck in the bathtub faucet on her wedding day.

"Love and the Private Eye" was an animated pilot for Hanna-Barbera.

"Love and the Old-Fashioned Father" was the animated pilot to Hanna-Barbera's Wait Till Your Father Gets Home, which debuted in syndication in fall 1972 and ran for three seasons.

"Love and the Instant Father." A single man pretends to be a parent to impress a pretty girl at a single parent's meeting.

"Love and the Television Set." (Titled "Love and the Happy Days" in syndication.) An American family of the 1950s gets their first television; teenage son Richie and his friend Potsie assume it can be used as a chick magnet. Written directly for television by Garry K. Marshall, this was the pilot episode for Happy Days. It also inspired the George Lucas film American Graffiti.

"Love and the Unbearable Fiance." A woman introduces a grizzly bear to her parents as her fiancé.

"Love and the Cheaters." A guilt-stricken adulterer tries to make it up to his wife by getting her to have an affair herself.

"Love and the Spaced Out Chick." A man falls in love with a girl from Venus.

"Love and the Hairy Excuse." A man lies to his wife by claiming to be a werewolf so that he can have affairs at night.

"Love and the First Kiss." A caveman invents the kiss.

"Love and the Super Lover." A super-hero costume has unusual effects on its renter-wearer, yet "there's a penalty" for not returning it to the costume rental shop before midnight.

"Love and the Ghost." The ghost of a widower's first wife returns to haunt both him and his bride-to-be.

"Love and the Singing Suitor" A man tries to woo a girl by singing to her like in movie musicals.

"Love and the Laughing Lover". A bride's habit of laughing when she is about to make love bothers her husband.

"Love and the Favorite Family." A tv sit-com family seems like the perfect family behind the camera, but they really dysfunctional and constantly bickering in real life.

"Love and the Baby Derby." Two greedy brothers compete to be the first one to marry and have a baby in order to inherit one million dollars from their rich uncle.

"Love and the Teller's Tale." A banker and teller fall in love with each other when they accidentally get locked inside a bank vault.

"Love and the Stutter." A man who has a habit of stuttering whenever he's in love panics when he fails to do so when he thinks of his wife.

"Love and the Memento." A late millionaire's secretary is left one item of her choosing in his will as a keepsake, but his spoiled son is determined to see that it is as cheap as possible.

"Love and the Opera Singer." A man tells his date the story of how his opera singer ancestor lost his voice and career for the woman he loved.

"Love and the Unsteady Steady." Two preteens imagine what their futures together would be like at the school dance.

"Love and the Time Machine" A scientist's assistant uses his boss' time machine to re-live his disastrous date over and over again until he gets it right.

"Love and the Cryin' Cowboy". Two record producers try to keep a lonely country music singer from finding true love since he can only write his best songs when he is depressed.

"Love and the Forever Tree." Two lovers meet every year by a tree where they carved their initials together when they were children.