The Farmer's Daughter

Katy buys Glen an anniversary gift that she can't really afford.

Glen joins a gym, hoping to lose weight and get in shape.

Katy and another senator's wife have a disagreement.

Papa Holstrum wants to get involved in politics.

Glen is under the mistaken impression that Katy is pregnant.

Katy is called for jury duty.

A book club keeps sending Katy books she doesn't want, then billing her for them.

Just before an important TV appearance Katy lands in jail.

Steve wants to quit school and become a writer.

A native American from Minnesota confronts Glen with the claim that his tribe owns a large part of the state.

Katy has a dream that she's an astronaut traveling to the moon.

A pushy interior decorator urges the Morley's to redecorate their whole house.

Steve runs for class president and he may have an opportunity to sling some mud.

Glen and Katy get into an argument about each other's faults.

Steve and his friends form a rock band, and Katy becomes their manager.

Katy decides to take up gardening.

Katy thinks she and Glen should develop their individual interests.

Katy hires a housekeeper and then discovers the woman cannot cook.

Steve gets his driver's license, then gets his heart broken when Pam refuses his offer to go steady.

Cousin Stella comes to visit and turns the Morley household upsidedown.

Katy heads a charity fashion show, but the designer is hard to get along with.

A rock musician in the same hotel as Glen and Katy disturb their honeymoon.

An overcrowded hotel causes problems for the newlyweds on their wedding night.

The big day is finally here. Glen and Katy are getting married. Steve is Glen's best man and Papa, after a fainting spell, is proud to walk Katy down the aisle.

Glen has second thoughts about the changes a marriage will bring.

Katy and Glen receive a large abstract art statue as a wedding present.

Both Glen and Katy have dreams about their wedding, but the dreams are very different from each other.

Glen feels neglected while Katy makes plans for their wedding.

Glen and Katy go on a camping trip and get lost.

Papa Holstrum has strong opinions about Glen and Katy's wedding, including that it should take place in Sweden.

Glen tries to keep Katy from finding out about a surprise bridal shower.

Glen asks Papa Holdstrom for Katy's hand, but Papa says no.

Glen wants to pop the question, but keeps getting interrupted.

Without realizing it, Katy starts a rumor about Glen getting a new government appointment.

Katy inherits a castle and decides to turn it into a tourist hotel.

Katy visits the Soviet Embassy and unwittingly gets involved with a diplomat and a Russian girl.

Glen is humiliated when people believe Katy is swaying his political decisions.

The Women's Club is having an election and Katy decides to run for president of the organization.

Katy considers taking a job as a secretary to an industrialist.

Katy meets an orphan girl and helps her find a family.

When Glen starts seeing an English woman Katy dreams she is accused of committing murder.

A visiting millionaire is sure Katy is trying to trick him into marriage.

Katy moves out of the Morley home, taking her own apartment.

Katy moonlights, securing a part-time job.

Glen and Katy's day doesn't go as planned.

A girl's mother chooses Steve for her daughter.

A movie producer shows a great deal of interest in Katy.

Steve is getting older and questioning whether he needs to be under Katy's care.

A visiting English author is interested in Katy.

Steve questions his father's political ethics.

Glen and Katy play matchmaker to some friends, until the friends turn the tables.

Katy dreams that Glen and Papa are fighting to the death.

Glen's old friend is visiting, and Katy is jealous.

Papa Holstrom tries to influence Glen on an issue coming before Congress.

Katy's celebrating her 76th birthday--in her dreams.

A visiting Sultan shows an interest in Agatha.

The new maid is taking over the Morley household, and sets her sites on Glen.

Glen has a new female campaign manager who may be interested in a deeper relationship.

An 18-year-old boy on a hunger strike camps out in front of Glen's home, demanding voting rights.

Danny's essay includes too much information about his father and Katy.

Katy finds out more about Ann, Glen's late wife, when she finds the woman's diary. Inger Stevens plays a dual role as Katy and Ann.

Katy's neice, Ingrid, plans to meet every eligible bachelor in Washington.

Katy goes on a dating-type game show where their computer matches her with a handsome bachelor.

Katy's first boyfriend makes an appearance at Glen's party.

Agatha's new beau proves embarrassing for Glen's political career.

Katy tries to settle a political feud with matchmaking.

The son of an important man gains confidence in himself with Katy's help.

A sophisticated divorcee shows an interest in Glen.

Steve learns a lesson in business.

Steve writes a report for school on the subject of romance.

Young Steve has a crush on Katy.

Glen's brother comes to visit and is interested in Katy.

Glen is dating an Italian actress and Katy is jealous. Also, there is a difference of opinion as to who actually discovered America, Christopher Columbus or Leif Ericson.

Katy agrees to help a friend by doing some Eastern dances.

Katy sees some protesters being arrested and voices her opinion, which lands her in jail.

Katy's parents have an argument when Papa wants to become more modern.

A visiting prince wants to marry Katy and take her home with him.

Until they can secure a hotel room, a newlywed couple is staying with the Morleys.

A handsome congressman displays a romantic interest in Katy.

Rex Tinkerton promises Katy that he can get her a seat in the assembly.

Agatha tries to convince Katy that the only way to catch a man is to coddle him.

Katy's women's lib-spouting cousin causes trouble during her visit.

Katy befriends Mr. Smith, a poor, elderly pidgeon fancier.

Katy and Mr. Cooper have a fight, and she looks for a new secretary.

Two old women play Cupid and try to get Glen and Katy together.

A 12-year-old prince stays with Katy and the Morley family while his father is travelling around the country.
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Glen refuses to take a stand on a subject Katy believes in, so she resigns as governess and returns home.

The car Glen and Katy are travelling in breaks down in front of the home of a Justice of the Peace, who assumes they are there to get married.

Katy turns a boxer into a peace lover.

Cooper dates a woman whose political beliefs clash with Glen's.

The Morley's are charmed by a 12-year-old girl.

Three Russian delegates learn about American history from Glen and Katy.

A Congresswoman who has recently given birth insists on attending a political convention.

Glen has an opportunity to be interviewed on television just as Katy brings a controversy involving an AWOL soldier to his doorstep.

Katy is invited to marry an Arab oil magnate who is visiting the U.S.

Glen has a visit from an old Army buddy, inspiring him to rule his home in a military manner.

In an effort to make Glen jealous Katy dates a Swedish boy.

To please his sons and his mother, Glen has to get Katy to come back to the Morley household.

Glen hires Katy to be the Governess for his two children, and she tries to help him get a congressional chairmanship that could boost his career.

The series pilot, which never aired, has a plot similar to that of the first two episodes, The Speechmaker Part 1 and The Speechmaker Part 2.