Kurt Smildsin

Dorothy's daughter, Kate, comes to Miami with an announcement. She's engaged to a podiatrist named Dennis. Dorothy is thrilled but her happiness quickly turns to anger when she realizes that ex-husband, Stan, is going to be invited. After 38 years of marriage, Stan had left Dorothy for a woman half her age. Dorothy threatens to make a scene at the reception which places Rose and Blanche in the role of peacemaker.

With the retirement home on the verge of being demolished, Jonathan reveals his true identity to Mark. It will take some heavenly high jinks to save the day.

A present-day couple buy an antique, table with a large "I" branded on it and are curious to learn about its origins. The story focuses on Charles' efforts to patent the table and have it mass-produced. However, a ruthless businessman is successful in a bid to steal the patent and snare an ill-gotten profit, forcing Charles to realize that his family, and not the tables, are his greatest legacy.

The lead actor in a Broadway play claims that God is attending the show's performances, sitting in a third-row orchestra seat.

While doing volunteer work for Congressman Albert Ebersol, the beautiful and sophisticated Amelia Clermont discovers evidence that he is organizing a theft ring involving stolen government military equipment. Determined to prove her theory, she heads for the war surplus salvage yard where Ebersol and his men are hiding their prized possession, the SX-411 missile-firing helicopter. While taking photos and drawing diagrams, she is spotted by Ebersol's gang, who fire on her car as she races home. Amelia's daughter, asks Devon to find her missing mother, and he assigns Michael to expose the plot.