Make Room for Daddy

Danny dons a Davy Crockett outfit to understand Rusty's latest fad.

Danny has to make a deal to help Rusty play little league.

Margaret is upset when Danny is invited to perform at the White House and she doesn't get invited.

Danny and a new next door neighbor almost come to blows.

Danny encourages Rusty to get a job as a paper boy.

When Danny gets a traffic ticket, he tries to use his celebrity status to get himself out of it.

Jesse finally gets Danny booked into the London Palladium, fulfilling Danny's lifelong dream.

The family is nervous to fly to London.

Margaret's stories of sightseeing in London make Danny dream that he is Robert Browning.

Danny and Margaret hobnob with the English aristocracy.

On their way back to U.S. from England, Margaret and Danny discover that Terry and Rusty have brought back a souvenir -- a genuine English kitten.

After three of Danny's former flames have written to him, Danny dreams about what life would have been like if he hadn't married Margaret.

Misunderstandings abound when Louise thinks she's about to get the sack from the Williams, when in fact they are planning a surprise party for her.

Danny lands a role as a boxer in a stage play and models himself after ex-boxing champ Maxie Rosenbloom; Maxie believes he was hired to train Danny to become a boxer.

Danny gets buyer's remorse after an oil investment.

Terry ignores Danny's party advice.

Danny finds himself involved in a plagiarism suit.

Margaret develops an inferiority complex when she realizes Danny, Rusty and Terry have each won an award for something -- and she didn't win anything.

Danny is upset when Margaret's mooching cousin moves in.

Danny and Rusty share an evening of anxiety.

Rusty is thrown for a loop when Hugh O'Brian arrives dressed as a normal person, not the character he plays on TV.

Danny is perplexed when Terry doesn't want to be in the school play.

Uncle Tonoose teaches Terry a lesson when she fails to get into the sorority she'd hoped to join.

When Jesse books more clients, Danny thinks he should be paying more attention to him and believes it's time for them to go their separate ways.

Danny plays the role of worried dad when Terry is asked out on her first date by an "older man," who is 16.

Danny and Margaret try to stop yelling at the children.

Danny and Margaret have very different ideas of how to spend his bonus check. Margaret feels that the kids need new coats; Danny has his sights set on a boat.

Louise, the Williams' housekeeper, is troubled at Danny's announcement that the family is leaving New York for a new life in Chicago.

Danny is in search of a qualified piano player to accompany him to Japan on his upcoming USO tour.

Danny's kids don't get him a birthday gift.