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Henry and Muriel Rush are owners of a two-family house in Mill Valley, California. Henry is a conservative cartoonist who authors a comic strip called Cosmic Cow. During scenes in which Henry draws in his bedroom, Knight used his earlier acquired ventriloquism talents for comical conversations with a hand-puppet version of "Cosmic Cow." Muriel is a laid back freelance photographer, having been a band singer in her earlier days. They have two grown children, older daughter brunette Jackie who works for a bank and younger daughter Sara, a blonde bombshell and a college student at San Francisco State University.
The Rush family moves to Marin County where Henry becomes an editor of a weekly newspaper.
Monroe is jailed for refusing to reveal his source for an unauthorized story about toxic waste.
Muriel and Henry's best friends overstay their welcome at the Rushes' home.
Henry, Monroe, Muriel and Mrs. Stinson want to help a Vietnamese family find the American Dream.
To increase its popularity, the Marin Bugler holds a beauty contest, with unexpected repercussions for the winner.
Henry strikes up a deal to run the Garfield comic strip in the Marin Bugler.
Henry's peaceful day in bed is ruined when everyone expresses concern over his health.
The Rush's housekeeper Lisa enrolls in classes to become a naturalized American citizen.
Henry's admiration for a famous author diminishes when he learns the man gets his inspiration from the bottle.
Henry and Lisa learn a lesson in trust when he gives her advice on buying a car.
Monroe and Henry discover a coverup in the death of Mrs. Stinson's friend.
A famous oceanographer asks Muriel to be his photographer on a five-week expedition.
Mrs. Stinson's niece causes friction when she works as an intern at the newspaper.
Monroe's life is threatened after he gives an entertainer a harsh review.
Mr. Forester asks for Henry's help in writing a personal ad, which turns Henry into a ghost writer of sorts for all of his correspondence with the women who answer.
Muriel takes drastic measures when Henry uses someone else's pictures for the front page.
Henry refuses to run a notice by two rock musicians protesting the town's refusal to let them play at a music festival.
Muriel and Henry get caught up in the Kennedys' marriage problems when Herb has an affair.
Mrs. Stinson announces she is ready for retirement.
Iris is ready to marry after a shipboard romance, but a suspicious Henry insists that her fiancé sign a prenuptial agreement.
Monroe's debut as a stand-up comedian is a bust.
In the final episode, all but Mr. Rush play lottery scratch ticket games. Lisa is overjoyed when she wins $5 and becomes addicted to playing.
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