Who's on First? (S02E26)
S02E26
Joannie takes charge of a talent show to raise funds for the orphanage where she volunteers, encouraging her entire family to participate. Meanwhile, Nicholas insists he's spotted a UFO, but his claims are met with skepticism from everyone else. Eventually, it's revealed to be a prank pulled by local kids. Abby performs an original song titled “SO-LA,” with music by Jim Hurt, Ira Newborn, and Betty Buckley, who also penned the lyrics. David shares his own creation, “Eight is Enough,” written by Molly-Ann Leikin and set to music by Lee Holdridge, which later replaces the original theme song for the next season.
Show
Eight Is Enough
Episode
S02E26
Air Date
May 10, 1978
Season 2 Episodes
S02E01
Is There a Doctor in the House?
S02E02
Trial Marriage
S02E03
Triangles
S02E04
Double Trouble
S02E05
Mortgage Burnin' Blues
S02E06
Dark Horse
S02E07
The Bard and the Bod
S02E08
Children of the Groom (1)
S02E09
Children of the Groom (2)
S02E10
I Quit
S02E11
All's Fair in Love and War
S02E12
The Return of Auntie V
S02E13
Yes Nicholas, there is a Santa Claus (1)
S02E14
Yes Nicholas, there is a Santa Claus (2)
S02E15
A Hair of the Dog
S02E16
Author, Author!
S02E17
Much Ado about Garbage
S02E18
Dear Ms. Dinah
S02E19
Hard Hats and Hard Heads
S02E20
Seven Days in February
S02E21
The Boyfriend
S02E22
Great Expectations
S02E23
Long Night's Journey into Day
S02E24
The Lost Weekend
S02E25
Poor Little Rich Girl
S02E26
Who's on First?