Mavis Neal Palmer

The Walton children learn that it is not easy having their mother as a substitute teacher, and John-Boy rediscovers a former girlfriend.

The news staff is thrilled when WJN’s former weather man returns for a visit after landing a highly successful network job in New York. As usual, though, Ted has a scheme.

Kris invites Bosley and the Angels to vacation in a small Arizona town where her aunt is Mayor and her uncle is Sheriff. Upon their arrival, there are hints that they should leave. Their headlights are smashed. No rooms are available and, curiously, there are no women in town. They confront Kris' Aunt Lydia who confides that gangsters have taken all the women and her husband hostage in return for the release of a syndicate strongman who will be held there by the FBI. The Angels are narrowly missed by gunfire and in return fire, killing Dressler and Fellows, two of the hitmen. Anguished Lydia tells them that unless Dressler is heard from by 4pm, guards were instructed to begin killing her husband and the women. With time running out, Kris uses their short wave radio to contact her Uncle Paul (using nicknames known only to him.) He succeeds in replying with his location. Bosley, Lydia and the Angels head for the hideout. The Angels are disguised in Lydia's clothes. At just minutes past four, they find the guarded hostages, sneak in and surprise the gangsters.

A wanted, deep-in-debt gambler gives himself up, hoping that Colt and Howie can get him out of Las Vegas alive.

A man dies under suspicious circumstances after being warned by a psychic and Barnaby Jones is hired to investigate. Barnaby doesn't buy the psychic mumbo-jumbo and suspects that once again money is at the root of all evil.