Joan tries to keep Brad from going to his class reunion because she thinks his old girlfriend will be there.

Joan attempts to learn how to ride a horse in order to go with Brad and his friends on their camping trip. Brad still refuses to let her go, so she makes Brad "rough it" at home.

Brad tries to help Joan remember messages and appointments.

Joan takes Brad suit shopping, where he ends up with a loud, sporty suit. Making Joan return it, she ends up trying to sell it in the shop herself, plus alterations included.

Joan uses a valuable stamp in Brad's collection to mail a letter. Brad gives her the silent treatment, but there's a twist.

Joan tries to impress a state senator and his wife in an effort to further Brad's career.

After seeing a movie in which a judge is killed by a man he sentenced, Joan overreacts to the news of the release of a man convicted in one of Brad's early trials. IMDB

Joan goes to great lengths to gain membership to the country club. IMDB

Joan's women's club needs to raise $250. Brad's lawyer's banquet has $250 to spend on entertainment. Hilarity ensues. IMDB

Joan is tricked by a couple of con men pretending to be talent scouts and finds herself filming a movie scene where a jungle girl costume sharing screen time with a scene-stealing chimpanzee. Little does she know, but her husband is assisting the District Attorney's office build a case against th...

Brad gets jealous of his business-executive friends, who can afford to buy their wives luxurious items, so he quits his job as judge and goes to work as a corporate executive. Joan schemes to get Bradley to go back to the bench, where he's truly happy.