Rick, serving as the best man at a wedding, is embarrassed by the attention he receives from the maid-of-honor, because he's not attracted to her at all.
Dave and June are gone for the weekend - which gives Ozzie and Joe an idea. Why not tell their wives they are leaving town on a short vacation, and then spend a nice secluded weekend in Dave's apartment?
Rick tells David about their parents plans to head south of the border. What started out as an exciting idea, turns out to be more than they bargained for.
Harriet promotes a dance for elementary school-aged children, but forgets that eight-year-old boys have no interest in girls or dancing. She turns to her husband, Ozzie, for help.
The women's club elect Ozzie to be in charge of organizing the annual children's play. Things don't work out as planned and they are unable to agree on what the play should be about or who is going to write it.
Rick's in a jam after he accidentally sends a photograph of himself to a girl he hardly knows. It was intended for his grandmother, and he signed it, "To my favorite girl, with love from Rick."
Dave and June have anxious thoughts about each other, when Dave is stuck working late in the office with a gorgeous blonde secretary, while June is at home entertaining an old boyfriend of hers.
Wally invites Peggy, the waitress at a ski lodge to a dance on Saturday. Rick and the other guys decide to prank Wally by writing a letter accepting the invitation in Peggy's name.
Dave consults a professional decorator after June suggests that his office could use some sprucing up. When Dave learns that June plans on doing the work herself, he becomes afraid of hurting her feelings by using a professional.
Rick Nelson hosts a show within a show. His rock and roll band play a number of songs, while singers Jennie Smith, The Brothers Four and Bud & Travis as well as The Garrett Square Dancers also perform.
