One Day at a Time

- Season 3

(1977)

Julie gets a job from a guy who's car she plowed into. They become involved and this 42-year-old man proposes to Julie not unlike the tale of her mother's first marriage.

Julie gets a job from a guy who's car she plowed into. They become involved and this 42-year-old man proposes to Julie not unlike the tale of her mother's first marriage.

Julie gets a job from a guy who's car she plowed into. They become involved and this 42-year-old man proposes to Julie not unlike the tale of her mother's first marriage.

Julie gets a job from a guy who's car she plowed into. They become involved and this 42-year-old man proposes to Julie not unlike the tale of her mother's first marriage.

A client from out of town has more than business on his mind.

An insecure boy interested in dating Barbara takes out a notorious classmate to boost his confidence.

The girls feel their dad's new wife is pushing them out of his life.

Barbara hands in Julie's poetry for an assignment and she is hailed as a genius.

Barbara tries making friends with a girl that is too pushy and clingy.

Barbara's friend calls and says that she has taken a lot of pills.

The Romanos run into a young man who is Schneider's son from a previous marriage.

Ann feels that her 36th birthday is a major crisis in her life.

Ann at first doesn't want to be introduced to a dashing race car driver by her daughters and then has a change of heart.

Ann begins to question her relationship with the race car driver.

Ann's latest secretary is supposedly a former drug user.

Barabara is tired of being known as Ms. Goody Two Shoes and runs off to Chicago with shy Bob and check into a hotel room together.

Determined not to lose his job, Schneider woos the new owner who falls for him.

Ann has a new highly motivated competitor in her office, Miss Francine Webber.

Julie wants to get her dress designs into a fashion show after the required deadline.

When Julie and Barbara are searching for $200 to buy Schneider's stereo, Julie finds too much money in her checking account and uses it.

Barabra witnesses an act of vandalism and is torn between telling the truth and ratting on a friend.

Julie moves out, but Ann wonders if she and her irresponsible roommate can make it on their own.

Julie moves out, but Ann wonders if she and her irresponsible roommate can make it on their own.

Ann's advice to a friend of Barbara's leads to trouble between him and his father.