Noah Keen

A family of Jewish refugees comes to Walton's Mountain from Nazi Germany, and the family members worry that the persecution they have suffered will continue in their new country. But when John-Boy arranges for a rabbi to perform a bar mitzvah ceremony, the family regains its dignity and finds a home in America.

Small town prejudice erupts against a young high school teacher who is anonymously accused of improper behavior with her students.

An oilman who wishes to sell oil leases at an unusually low price asks Perry to handle the transaction; guest Bill Williams.

Elected president of her school Civics Club, Gidget decides to fight injustice by opposing the local movie's plan to raise prices for the early Saturday night show. After Gidget, Larue and Bernard's picketing fails to impress Mr. Lefferts, the theatre manager, Gidget asks Billy Roy Soames, a bearded folk singer of songs of protest to champion her cause. Although Billy Roy is surprised by Gidget's proposal to use his talent for creating a ruckus, he is stung when she accuses him of wanting to get involved only in big deals. Billy Roy moves into the Lawrence home to spearhead Gidget's campaign. Feeling that demonstrations might engulf the campus, Mr. Evans, representing the university alumni, protests to Russ about Billy Roy. Russ tells Gidget the danger of getting lost in trivial causes. Although Gidget feels Russ is yielding to pressure, she questions the importance of her cause. Billy Roy can't understand why Russ doesn't enter a situation that could jeopardize his career. Before the demonstration, Billy Roy leaves, telling Gidget any cause depending on him is no cause at all. Later, Gidget tells Russ she has won, since Lefferts has raised all movie prices.

Steve is called to duty when the inventor of an anti-missile device is kidnapped and replaced with a robot; he must go head-to-head with the robot to save the missile guidance system from spies. John Saxon guest stars.