Webster

- Season 6

(1988)

Webster fantasizes that he is a hero in the Wild West defeating a bully.

At an art gallery, George glimpses at a truly shocking work of art: a nude portrait of Katherine in her younger days.

Webster's class appears on a TV game show.

Papa finds a cure for the blues, he starts dating the local belly dancing instructor

Webster runs the campaign of a class presidential candidate.

Items in a garage sale prompt memories of George's first date and Katherine's coffeehouse singing debut.

A teenage boy that Katherine gives romantic advice secretly has a crush on her.

A friend of George and Katherine's turns out to be a cat burglar.

Aunt Charlotte surprises Papa and Webster by announcing her intention to adopt.

Webster's sorrow over the death of his pet increases when he's told animals don't go to heaven.

Webster dreams he's the star of a musical set in the Roaring Twenties about a crime-fighter out to foil a racketeer.

Webster's gangster-musical fantasy builds to a climactic moment in Dirty Sammy's speak-easy.

When Katherine's rich uncle falls in love with the leading lady of a theatrical performance, Webster and Katherine's debuts are in danger.

A convicted gambler undergoing rehab has a profound influence on Webster.

Katherine joins a bowling league hoping to persuade the sponsors to help with one of her programs, unaware they are such horrible people.

The Four Tops don't have much to sing about when snow cancels their Thanksgiving plans, while the Papadapolis family plans a rustic celebration. Susan Clark. George: Alex Karras. Webster: Emmanuel Lewis.

Katherine's so insistent on getting Webster tickets to a sold-out Jets game that she soon finds herself on the wrong side of the law.

Katherine and George attempt to recapture their youth at a summer camp for adults.

Webster gets a brand new bike, but ends up getting a ticket from a cop.

When Frieda gets sick and can't make it to the science fair, Webster has to come to the rescue.

Webster inadvertently books a gospel group instead of a rock band for a school party.

Webster tries to save the life of a racehorse because it can't compete anymore.

Webster's pen pal is an adult butler from England, and he visits to meet Webster in person before he dies.

A basement flood stirs up memories as the Papadopolises try to salvage waterlogged photo albums.

Webster dreams himself aboard the Starship Enterprise, where he explains the concept of feelings to Lt. Worf, as demonstrated in clips from the series' six seasons.