Joyce Easton

Samantha asks Esmeralda the magically inept maid, to whip up a Caesar salad. She produces Julius himself, in toga and laurel wreath. Then Darrin announces that Larry Tate is coming to discuss ideas for a beauty account, Charday Lizard Oil. When Esmeralda can't send Caesar back, Darrin asks that she at least dress him in modern clothes. Esmeralda switches the two men's outfits. When Darrin opens the door clad in toga and wreath, Larry worries that Darrin is cracking up. Mrs. Charday arrives to hear Darrin's great idea. Meanwhile, Caesar declares he will stay with the Stephens. To induce him to go home, Samantha twitches up Cleopatra, borne on a litter by six Nubians. The commotion in the kitchen brings in the others. Mrs. Charday approves the idea for her ad campaign - Great Romances of History. Caesar gleefully leaves for Rome to keep his rendezvous with Cleo. Samantha asks for Hearts of Palm salad and Esmeralda produces a palm tree.

A widowed mother and her five kids form a band and make a hit record, then travel around the country in a groovy school bus. The comedy contrasts life on the road with the cozy suburban life they return to after the show is over. There's feel-good music, hapless adults, scheming kids and heartthrob teens thrown in for good measure.

While investigating the hazing death of a young college friend, Rockford uncovers a second homicide.