All's Fair

Richard Barrington, a conservative columnist, meets Charlotte (Charley) Drake, a free lance photojournalist.

Richard is jealous when Charley allows her former boyfriend to stay at her apartment with her.

Politics upsets Charley and Richard's plans for a perfect evening. They must deal with the fallout.

Richard persuades Charley to move in with him, then he must give a speech against permissiveness in our times.

Charley and Richard have opposite ideas on how to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon. She wants to talk and he wants to touch. They both begin to wonder about the relationship.

Charley meets her latest photographic assignment, the leader of a tough ghetto street gang. Richard doesn't really mind, until Charley brings her home.

Charley is less bothered by her possible pregnancy than Richard's insistence that they get married right away.

Charley's pregnancy has been confirmed, but it's not certain that she and Richard will marry.

Charley's cancellation of a planned weekend trip angers Richard, even though Richard had done the same thing twice.

When Richard is scooped by a rival, he searches for the source of the leak. He must find out if any of his friends sold him out.

Charley's revelations of her relationship with Richard appears in the national press just before he is to be honored by a national women's orginization.

Charley's roommate Ginger falls for yet another married man.

Both Ginger and Joplin want to end their romance, but each lacks the nerve to tell each other.

Al and Lucy's wedding plans falter when she is offered a great job that pays a lot more then his. they must make up there mind befor the wedding.

Richard is offered a post as special advisor in the new Carter Administration. Everyone tells him to take it, but he has a few problems.

Charley yells "sell-out" when Richard changes one line in his column to please President Carter.

Charley marries a professor who is a Korean dissident to keep him from being deported. Richard must adjust to the situation.

Charley's next assignment is from a Communist magazine to photograph yaks in Mongolia. This peaks the interest the FBI.

Charley smolders over Richard's anticipation of a reunion with his hot Parisian friend.

Richard refuses to debate again with the feminist who got the better of him on a talk show.

After some assertiveness training, Ginger loudmouths herself, Charley, and Lanny into a small town jail cell.

Lucy brings her TV news crew to Parlorville to expose the sheriff who put Charley, Ginger and Lanny in jail.