#2 "A Clubhouse is not a Home"
The boys don't want the girls in their clubhouse.
#8 "The Grass is Always Greener"
The girls take cooking lessons from Mike who is a disaster in the kitchen
because he is a man. Carol attempts to teach the boys baseball, but
knows nothing about it.
#10. "Is There a Doctor in the House?"
The girls want to use a female doctor, the boys a male doctor.
#11 "54-40 and Fight"
With their trading stamps the girls want a sewing machine, the boys a
rowboat.
#12. "A Camping We Will Go"
The boys don't think the girls will be able to "rough it."
#16 "Mike's Horror-Scope"
Beebe Gallini wants her factory in the shape of a powder puff or lipstick.
#25 "Going, Going Steady"
Marcia tries to win the love of Harvey Klinger by becoming a bug expert.
#35 "A Fistful of Reasons"
Mrs. Hinton tells Carol that her husband Ralph says raising boys is "man's
business."
#38 "The Not-So-Ugly Duckling"
Jan tries to win the love of Clark Tyson by dressing more feminine.
#40 "The Drummer Boy"
Peter is chastised by his football team for also being in the glee club.
#44 "The Liberation of Marcia Brady"
Marcia joins the Frontier Scouts and Peter becomes a Sunflower
girl.
#60 "Click"
Greg assumes Linette Carter won't want to date him after his injury prevents
him from being on the football team.
#61 "The Not So Rose Colored Glasses"
Jan thinks a boy in her class (Bernie McGuire) will think her glasses will
look "positively goofy" and will go bananas.
#70 "The Fender Benders"
The evil Mr. Duggan makes a crack about female drivers.
#71 "My Fair Opponent"
Marcia's mousy classmate Molly Webber gains confidence after she improves
her looks and personality.
#86. "Greg's Triangle"
Jennifer tries to use her sex appeal to convince Greg to pick her for the
cheerleading squad.
#104 "Marcia Gets Creamed"
Marcia chooses a job over a boyfriend.
#108 "The Drivers Seat"
Greg assumes he's a better driver than Marcia because she is a girl.