Therapy in family upsets Maude. - Maude, a woman who believes in fighting city hall -- or anything else in her path -- tangles with a psychiatrist who is treating her daughter.

Police finds resistance from Maude. - Maude is given a speeding ticket by an eager young traffic cop who insists she was doing 34 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone. In performing his duty he gets the argument of his life.

Van Johnson guests as man from the past. - Arthur is watching the national election results on television with Maude and Walter and reminds them of their stormy courtship days.

Maude unexpectedly finds out she's pregnant - Maude comes home from a routine visit to her doctor with the unexpected news that she is pregnant, which brings strangely divergent reactions from both her daughter and her husband.

Maude's condition upsets everyone. - Maude's unexpected pregnancy wreaks havoc in the lives of Maude and Walter while they try to decide what to do about it, in the conclusion of a two-part story.

Maude and Walter become slumlords. - Thanks to an investment made by their accountant, Maude and Walter unwittingly became part owners of a ghetto tenement.

Arthur moves in with Maude and Walter. - When fire damages his house, Arthur moves in temporarily with Maude and Walter, a move which wreaks havoc on the already battle-scarred Findlay household.

Maude plots "peace council" for chum. - Would Maude let a simple thing like hate -- instead of love -- between a mother and daughter keep her from bringing the two of them together to patch up their differences?