Hollister has learned that the best part of running away from home is the enthusiastic welcome when he finds his way back. And the treats.

Tiger has tried addressing his thirst with the help of Dixie cups, but decided the best approach is to go directly to the tap.

Floyd is trying to figure out how he can afford a new transmission for his '57 Chevy.

Edith's classic costume designs have won Oscars for their conservative take on the Old Hollywood of the 1930s and '40s.

Irene is incredulous when told that the World Cup has nothing to do with her prized Limoges tea service.

Laverne has a tendency to sample the punch and then delay preparations for the picnic.

Francine lives a quiet, sheltered life in Amherst and writes small poems when she arises in the morning.