From the hills of West Virginia, Amos McCoy moves his family to an inherited farm in California. Grandpa Amos is quick to give advice to his three grandchildren and wonders how his neighbors ever managed without him around.
TV-PG. Grampa has a cold, but he doesn't trust the new doctor - or any doctor, for that matter.
TV-PG. After Grampa refuses to give him a raise, Pepino quits and goes to work for neighbor George MacMichael.
TV-PG. Kate creates a successful dress alteration business at home, much to the consternation of Grampa and the local tailor.
TV-PG. Grampa is in desperate need of character witnesses to testify on his behalf at his parking ticket trial.
TV-PG. The McCoys teach a wealthy couple the joys of simple living.
TV-PG. Grampa thinks he's the life-of-the-party.
TV-PG. Grampa tries to stop a marriage-minded widow from chasing George.
TV-PG. Luke wants to modernize the farm, but Grampa is against change.
TV-PG. Grampa has his heart set on joining the town's volunteer fire department.
TV-PG. Little Luke worships his Grandpa Amos, but when he gets in trouble at school for using Grandpa's colorful language and telling lies the rest of the family tells Amos to set a better example for Little Luke.
TV-PG. Hassie refuses to accept a date with the homeliest boy in class.
TV-PG. Scandal erupts when a 30-year-old photo of Flora clad in a scanty swimsuit winds up in a local publication.
TV-PG. Grampa wagers Kate's prize hen, Jenny, on Little Luke winning a corn-eating contest.
TV-PG. Grampa secretly joins an over-sixties club known as the "Young Old Timers."