George and Wesley try to get on a father/son game show, but at a practice run, George sucks, so Wesley asks Belvedere to fill in. At the show, Belvedere dominates the game.

Wesley decides to adopt a big kid and use him as a bodyguard.

Wesley is duped into writing book reports for a friend.

Wesley makes a movie starring Mr. Belvedere for school; Heather's new boyfriend refuses to take "No" for an answer after the Homecoming Dance.

When Kevin becomes a used-car salesman, his personality changes and his conscience begins to take a back seat.

George goes on a whirlwind spending spree, not realizing that the money he's using is counterfeit.

'Tis the season not to be jolly: Mr. Belvedere is cast as Ebenezer Scrooge in a local community production of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol".

Kevin falls in love with his substitute professor.

George and Marsha try to rekindle their romance.

When the owner of Belvedere's favorite doughnut shop dies, he leaves it to him, upsetting Lou-Anne, the employee who thought she was getting it. When Belvedere spends too much time there, the Owens family hires Lou-Anne to help them out.

Wesley runs away with Lou-Anne's daughter Sheila; the Owens family must help Belvedere overcome a curse.

Heather attempts to sabotage a beauty pageant.

Marsha gets attached to a baby who is waiting to be adopted.

A criminal that Marsha is supposed to defend--who looks just like her--knocks her out cold and takes over her life.

Mrs. Checchini comes to Belvedere begging for his help: her family wants to put her in a home. Belvedere does nothing, and when he goes to visit her, she definitely lacks her usual spark.

Mr. Belvedere's mum visits, and while everyone else seems to love her very much, Mr. Belvedere seems to be ashamed of her.

While at the laundromat with Wesley, Mr. Belvedere sees a very nice woman who works in the jungles of Africa, but came to Beaver Falls after work in the jungle had been put on hiatus.