Maude learns that Carol's ""intended"" already has a wife.

Mrs. Naugatuck's strange behavior and wedding announcement surprise everyone.

Walter's sudden passion for religion has an ulterior motive.

Maude decides the marriage is over and is caught in a ""compromising position.""

It is finally election day, and Maude's political and marital fates hang in the balance.

Viv's dog dies while in Maude's care, and Maude fears she will be blamed for it.

Maude's obsession with Henry Fonda spirals out of control, causing concern about her mental health.

Maude's nephew streches everyone's patience, as his laid back lifestyle is just a cover up for his lack of responsibility.

Maude hires an ex-con as her cook, but does not find it easy to live with the knowledge of what he has done.

Business and financial problems may ruin Walter's life.

An operation Arthur performs proves quite memorable, as the patient turns out to be someone from his past.

Maude heads for the bottle when she sees an old friend in a wheelchair.

Maude learns more than she would like to know about Vivian, when she tries to figure out why Vivian is behaving so strangely.

Maude is furious when her wallet disappears on the subway. She is even more angry when the ""thief"" shows up at her house.

Maude extends an invitation to an annoying aunt out of guilt, but suffers for it.

Maude's plans for a dinner party for a friend, a U.S. Congresswoman, changes her life in ways she could never have forseen.

Maude arrives in Washington as a newly elected Congresswoman and has to learn to do things differently.