Davis Rules

Dwight has no problem with the idea of dating others. The reality is a different story when Erika dates his favorite ball player.

When Gwen loses some commissions, she can't contribute to the household finances.

Gwen's lonely, so Dwight and Gunny decide to find her a date.

Gunny and Dwight attempt to bond by fishing together. Unfortunately, they get lost on the way due to foggy weather.

Skinner is left to baby-sit. When a blues great is in town, he takes his charges along for the music.

Dwight must get creative when budget cuts force him to cut portions of the school's art and sports programs.

Gwen is visited by an ex, who doesn't intend to stay ex for long.

A friend convinces Dwight to invest in a clam farm.

Gunny's ex-wife returns, sparking some romance.

Skinner objects to Dwight's plan to send him to work. But, Dwight insists when Skinner's parents don't send any financial support.

When Charlie has a difficult essay to write for school, he copies Gunny's diary. Unfortunately, he forgot to ask permission first.

A family dinner is upset when Skinner introduces the family to his pregnant friend.

Changes are in store for Dwight when Skinner, a free-spirited teen, enters the household. Old friends from college leave the teen to Dwight.

Charlie bets on how long he can avoid taking a shower; Dwight wants to confront a journalist; Gunny seeks romance.

Who's fooling who? Dwight tries to trick Gunny as he plans a birthday party, but Gunny has some tricks of his own.

Robbie makes a new friend, who turns things upside down. Meanwhile, a new student upsets the Spanish teacher.

Rigo and Robbie want to join Dwight's poker game. Will he stoop to let them?

Robbie rebels under the weight of being the principal's son; Ms. Higgins fights teacher stress.

Dwight's sister comes for visit and has an interesting proposition for the family. Can she convince them to leave town?

Robbie has the drive to play basketball. Unfortunately, he lacks the talent.

Dwight becomes concerned by Charlie's nightly calls to Cosmo. Is Charlie looking for a "new mom"?

Pohomac Day tradition demands that every request be honored. So, Dwight gets stuck escorting an adoring student to a school dance.

Dwight's jealous when Gunny says he saw Cosmo with another man; Rigo serenades his dream girl Debbie.

Romance may stir between Dwight and the algebra teacher he hires to tutor Robbie.

The teachers and staff of his school vote a reluctant Dwight Davis into the principal's chair.