The Major takes a job offer to be transferred to Camp Hollister in Virginia.

Casey takes the Major's advice on how to handle a bully.

Polly writes a distressing article on the Marines. The Major sets out to prove her wrong, and they fall in love.

After being denied a promotion, the Major considers leaving the Marines.

The Major is put on alert for a top-secret mission

An old girlfriend and Lt. Colonel has romantic designs on the Major.

A long-distance chess match comes to town for the final battle and it turns out that a young teen sparks an interest in boys for Robin.

Major Smiley, an old pal, tries to dissuade the Major from marriage.

The Major's family welcomes him back, but he thinks they resent his job.

The Major becomes an overprotective father when Elizabeth's new boyfriend Chip becomes more serious.

Clashing lifestyles send the family to a counselor after the Major dumps the girls' dead pet bird.

The Major and Polly think of how to punish Casey for losing one of The Major's medals.

Polly goes to jail to protect a news source.

In opposition to Marine traditions, Holowachuk does not want alcohol at his wetting down to celebrate making 1st Lieutenant. The Major tries to find a solution.

Polly asks the Major to straighten things out when Elizabeth falls for Lt. Holowachuk.

The Major decides to quite the Corps.

Lt. Holowachuk and Gunny get competitive at pool.

The Marines take over for civilian employees who strike to protest cutbacks at the base.

After returning safely from combat, Lt. Holowachuk craves danger.

The Major worries he may be over the hill and challenges a reluctant Holowachuk to a martial arts rematch.

Gunny's apartment is robbed.

The Major is embarrassed by Polly's valentine tribute to him in the base newspaper when it reveals his romantic side in the article; Elizabeth finally agrees to a date with Jesse.

The Major anticipates a relaxing weekend when Polly takes the girls shopping.

Polly gets a job at a newspaper on the base, "The Bulldog," writing the human interest stories.

The Major and Polly disagree about the dress code at Elizabeth's school. The Major says change the schoolboard, and Polly says change the rules and she helps Elizabeth protest.

Polly endures a survival-training day for Marine wives.

General Craig is transferred to the White House.

The Major suspects Robin's new boyfriend may be battered by his father, another major, despite denials from the family; Lt. Holowachuk tries to fill his basketball team but finds complications when Gen. Craig wants to play--and no one wants to guard him because he is the general.

The Major is embarrassed about taking piano lessons.

The Major takes a leave of absence and goes with Polly on the election trail when she runs for mayor.

Casey has a fever and Oz-like nightmares on Halloween.

A news story lies about her baseball team's playoff loss to Robin.

Hard feelings arise after Polly ask the Major to coach Robin's basketball team. Lt. Holowachuk buys an expensive camera from a beautiful woman and the Major suspects she is a con artist.

A change in her college friends disturbs Polly.

Polly and the Major get in an arguement over his birthday gift to Casey, a Daisy rifle. But who eventually wins the fight?

Polly prepares an upbeat documentary on Camp Hollister's closing.

The Major and Polly have trouble finding time together because of their busy schedules.

Gunny suspects the motives of the perky sergeant the General assigns to assist her.

A land developer's plan to build a mall on the site of Camp Hollister is thwarted by a nesting turtle.

Gunny dyes her hair blond after the bill allowing women to be in combat fails; Lt. Holowachuk spruces up his "space."

Gunny, Holowachuk, and the Major are assigned to a court-martial panel but have different opinions about the case.

The MacGillises vie with another family to be military family of the year.

An "adopt-a-Marine" program pairs Holowachuk with a wild woman.

Fearing a crash, Elizabeth won't drive her new car; Gen. Craig is on crutches and creating havoc with them.

The Major tries to make amends for stealing a watch as a boy.

Defense cutbacks threaten Camp Hollister.

The Major is chosen to represent Camp Hollister on a calendar depicting ideal servicemen.

The MacGillises participate in a marriage workshop during a weekend getaway.

Lt. Holowachuk gets in trouble when he plans a secret country hoe-down birthday party for the Major.

General Craig orders his staff to have a night of fun to boost sagging morale.

The Major and Polly succumb to the pressure when Casey is chosen to apply for an accelerated school, which means interviews and tests.

Casey's new boyfriend likes hanging out with the Major.

Gunny gives successful investment tips to Elizabeth, who then becomes concerned only with making money.

Elizabeth falls for her tutor; Gunny's beau says too much.

The Major writes an article on raising children for a bedridden Polly that doesn't sit well with her.

The visit of the Major's father, Jake, creates tension.

Jake moves in with Lt. Holowachuk after a fight with the Major.

Revealing old photos of mayoral candidate Polly hit the papers.