
Radio host Larry Alder has to cope with being a single father to his two daughters, Diane and Ruthie.
McLean StevensonLarry Adler
Joanna GleasonMorgan Winslow
Kim RichardsRuthie Alder
Krista ErricksonDiane Alder
George MemmoliEarl
Fred StuthmanHenry Alder
Ruth BrownLeona Wilson
Shelley FabaresMarion Alder
Lee DelanoRaoul
Clark Brandon
Julie Anne HaddockPhyllis
Alan AutryMax
Ann SweenyGreta
Jan ShutanLaura Winslow
Edie McClurg
Conrad BainPhilip Drummond
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The Drummond family welcomes the Alders to New York City. As Larry auditions there for a television talk-show. The crossover starts on Diff'rent Strokes S02E03 Feudin' and Fussin' (I).
Diane, thinking Ruthie is too much of a tomboy, gets Ruthie persuaded to go to a school dance. Then soon enough Ruthie develops a crush, on a boy.
Larry's ex-wife Marion comes to visit while Larry has to leave town with Morgan on a business trip.
Ruthie keeps hoping her parents will get back together and tries much persuasion. Larry and Marion go out and have an interesting evening.
Larry and Marion announce they are getting remarried. However, they run into problems on where they will live and where they will work.
Larry, in dire need of funds to buy a house for his daughters, is offered big money to be a nude emcee for a nude beauty contest.
Morgan becomes Larry's boss and Larry is jealous of her new position and promotion.
Marion's (Shelley Fabares) new fianc'e comes to visit and mentions he and Marion will be seeking shared custody of the girls.
The Alders go to New York City one more time, as Larry tries to pitch the sale of a television station he wants to manage to Philip Drummond's company. The crossover starts on Diff'rent Strokes S02E10 Thanksgiving Crossover (I).
Huge trouble arises when Diane develops a big deinking problem.
Tommy has to temporarily move in with the Alder's while his mother is away.
Larry's father moves in and against Larry's wishes, he gives Diane money to buy a car.
Larry's ex-wife Marion sends a sizeable check to help him buy a house for his daughters. And in the process, it challenges Larry's pride.
Ruthie gets in a fight with her new piano teacher who is very much disliked. He dies after their argument and Ruthie feels responsible for his death.
Morgan's blind nephew gets a sympathetic Ruthie to be his date.
Larry meets a female tenant ( who happens to be Tommy's mother) in his building's laundry room and things get very serious.
Larry uses his radio show to protest destruction of a local hotel housing senior citizens. He then ends up in jail and is fired from his radio job.
Larry seeks new job offers after the loss of his job.
Morgan also finds herself jobless and Larry the confronts the station's boss's son, in order to at least try to get her job at the radio station.
Diane meets and falls for a rock star and may be leaving the home for the rock star.
Diane must make a very important choice. She must decide between either her new love (the rock star) and her family.
Tommy asks Larry for advice on women. Soon, Tommy is in very serious trouble at school for kissing a girl in a broom closet.
Morgan's new secretary dates Larry's father and we soon find out that marriage is in their plans.
Episodes
Ran for 2 seasons and 38 episodes (1979 to 1980)
