Mitchell Sakamoto

A group of Korean orphans make the 4077th their temporary home during a shelling.

Four children from the city spend a week on the farm the Douglases. While Oliver teaches them to plant seeds and milk a cow Lisa falls in love with the little girl of the group Lori. The two bond over a batch of banana jelly.

A romantic situation develops after Tom (Bill Bixby) meets Miss Allen (Ann Prentiss), Eddie's (Brandon Cruz) schoolteacher. When Eddie's classmates find out, he's teased and tagged a "teacher's pet." But,when he comes home with a black eye, Tom and Miss Allen decide it's best for everyone if they stop dating. Meanwhile, Eddie has worked out the problem in his own way.

Eddie (Brandon Cruz) decides that Mrs. Livingston (Miyoshi Umeki) should have a "someone" of her own to love. So, one day he brings home a five-year-old Japanese boy named Frank (Mitchell Sakamoto) to "give" to the housekeeper. When Frank won't tell his last name, Tom (Bill Bixby) summons a policeman (Bill Dana) and makes a "kidnapping" report. Later, Frank's father, Duke (Pat Morita), and his mother, Kendis (Miko Mayama), appear. But it is a bittersweet reunion. And Eddie concludes that he and Tom can be Mrs. Livingston's "someone."

Eddie's (Brandon Cruz) teacher, Miss Lester (Pamela Peadon) is going to have a baby, and the mothers of Eddie's classmates plan a party for her. Determined that his son will not be left out of the proceedings, Tom (Bill Bixby) volunteers to bring the sandwiches. Reluctantly, the mothers agree, afraid that a man's touch will ruin the party. When Tom shows up with rather strange looking sandwiches that he made himself, even Eddie isn't sure that his dad should have volunteered to be a "mother" for a day.