Charade (S03E02)

In this episode, the Pryors are taken aback when they meet their new neighbor, Shelly Pierce, a single mother and former Playboy Bunny with a son, Chris, who is ready to enroll at East Catholic. As Meg pursues her anti-war activism, a progressive nun suggests she channel her energy into directing a contemporary version of Shakespeare's "Henry V." Meanwhile, Patty becomes fixated on winning the Campbell's Tomato Soup essay contest, enlisting Donald's help, which makes Helen uneasy. Sam's basketball recruitment at Penn raises concerns for Henry but introduces him to a new girlfriend, his tutor. Jack's city council campaign starts to strain his family and career, leaving him with tough decisions. Meanwhile, JJ is thrilled about his new romance.