My Favorite Husband

When George mocks her musical talents, Liz enlists the help of her childhood piano teacher to teach him a lesson.

Liz has already gone over budget for January, and it’s only the 7th! Soon she finds herself eating nothing but beans...

When Liz and George face a rent increase, they try to talk some sense into their landlord, but his wife is the only person he’ll listen to—and she’s been dead five years!

Liz refuses to wear the same dress twice but when George refuses to buy a new one, she decides she’ll simply sew her own...

Liz decides that the key to a good relationship is to become your husband’s best friend.

The Cugats have a surprise guest—and neither of them knows how to feed him.

Liz interferes with a teenage romance and ends up promising George as a date for a teenage dance.

After George compliments his ex-girlfriend’s driving skills, Liz decides it’s finally time to learn to drive. But her lessons so far have not gone well...

Katy’s old flame visits town and Katy enlists Liz’s help to keep up the charade that Katy is a rich socialite—while Liz plays her maid.

Liz wants a new dishwasher and signs up for a his and hers quiz show. She’s even found a list of all the answers! What could go wrong?

When Liz returns a dress to the wrong store and makes $20 profit in the process, she quickly smells an opportunity to be seized.

Liz tries to hide from George her part in the Young Matrons League play. What she doesn’t know is George has landed a role for himself!

Auditions begin for the Young Matrons League play and Liz wants the starring role. George, however, doesn’t think she’s up to it.

Confusion spreads when Cory finds Liz knitting baby booties and jumps to conclusions.

Liz is worried about General Timberlake and decides to check in on him. She finds herself in the middle of a whirlwind romance with the local librarian.

Liz’s mother visits and announces she is getting married. But are there too many differences between her and her fiancé for this relationship to work?

Wally is an awkward teenager who’s probably never spoken to a woman in his life, and Liz takes it upon herself to teach him how to samba...

Liz has been asked to man the kissing booth at the charity bazaar and she’s worried about telling George... What she doesn’t know is George has been asked to run the male kissing booth!

Jealousy strikes when Liz hires the tall, strong Damon Welch to paint her portrait, much to George’s dismay.