1937 - Little Junior and John's Beard

Cast Changes: James C. Morton, Ralph Neely, Tracy Leslie, Joe Bessey, Elton Sawyer and Rosina Lawrence were leaving, and Sidney Kibrick, Tom Rafferty and Gary Jasgur were added. Tommy Bond, Ward and Jeff Burton, Terry Labonte and Rusty Wallace were rejoining the cast.

Plot: It talks about a young boy named Junior, played by Gary Jasgur, and even John Fitzgerald's beard. The title "Little Junior" is a song by Gary Stewart, which is the B-side of "Single Again."

It all started after school, Tommy, now Butch, and his partner Sidney, nicknamed Woim, told Alfalfa to box, and Marla said no to Alfalfa, however she called his real name Carl.

Charley was in the one man band being blind already, but Vernon told Charlie and the Stooges to get the police. Marla told the four to get out.

Little Junior was out of the crib, and Marla visited him as did John, who had his beard. He had a mustache in the next five episodes after the 1929 episode that does not include him. 

Pat, D.D., Larry and Tom Rafferty were watching Conway Twitty on TV, and outside, Johnny Arthur harasses the Burton Brothers. Ward punches Johnny in the chin, and Johnny was leaving.

Butch decided to see Spanky instead of Alfalfa, and Bud chases Charley, Marla grabs him, and he punched her in the face. Jamison tries to grab Charley, and Rusty and Terry decide to hear something. Marla reveals the truth to him, the boys arrested Jamison, and Marla grabs Charley to get back inside.

The Stooges saw the same guy Vernon as he was the boss in the hospital. Marla kicks the Stooges out for the second time, and Porky has counted to 10.

Marla told the four other guys about the truth, and Darla was singing "Baby Face" to Marla and John. 

That night, they were happily in love in the bed, and the scene was cut as John was singing "Are You Lonesome Tonight." Little Junior had one more cameo as the four racing guys were swapping from the four other football guys to watch Conway on TV.

Alfalfa did fight with Butch in "Glove Taps," and Charley did not involved with Vernon in real life until "The Mind Needer." Conway's song "Your Love Had Taken Me That High" was also used in the episode of "Family Guy." Darla was singing "Baby Face" to Porky in "Reunion in Rhythm." Marla's affair with John Fitzgerald was not even true as he was married to Sue and had three sons.