Pam Potillo

Charles is ecstatic he received an "A" in his worst subject, Creative Writing, until he learns that he accidentally switched papers with Sarah for her English class. Sarah tells Charles that her teacher thought the paper was so bad she gave her a C minus and threw it out. Charles is in an ethical quandary: if he does not pass the course, he could lose his student loan because of a low grade point average. He decides to explain the misunderstanding to Sarah's teacher -- but not to his professor. Buddy is stunned and disappointed by Charles' cover-up and keeping a grade he did not earn.

Charles is worried that Lillian's purchase of Sid's Pizza Parlor will leave her penniless due to the fact the restaurant is suffering financial trouble. He and Buddy take her last $900.00 and offer to launch an advertising campaign. They secretly plan to throw a 'Grand Opening Under New Management' party. Charles places an advertisement for the party which costs $200.00 and has a cashier's check made up for the remaining $700.00. Unfortunately, there is a mix-up and the check disappears. With no money for entertainment, decorations or amenities -- Charles is convinced the party is doomed.

Charles is ecstatic he received an 'A' in his worst subject, Creative Writing, until he learns that he accidentally switched papers with Sarah for her English class. Sarah tells Charles that her teacher thought the paper was so bad she gave her a C minus and threw it out. Charles is in an ethical quandary: if he does not pass the course, he could lose his student loan because of a low grade point average. He decides to explain the misunderstanding to Sarah's teacher -- but not to his professor. Buddy is stunned and disappointed by Charles' cover-up and keeping a grade he did not earn.

Charles is worried that Lillian's purchase of Sid's Pizza Parlor will leave her penniless due to the fact the restaurant is suffering financial trouble. He and Buddy take her last $900.00 and offer to launch an advertising campaign. They secretly plan to throw a 'Grand Opening Under New Management' party. Charles places an advertisement for the party which costs $200.00 and has a cashier's check made up for the remaining $700.00. Unfortunately, there is a mix-up and the check disappears. With no money for entertainment, decorations or amenities -- Charles is convinced the party is doomed.