Season 3 · Episode 21 — Walter Gets Religion

As part of a publicity tour for a new movie, John Wayne makes a stop in Tuckahoe, to visit Arthur, his number one fan. However, when the ce…

Maude becomes concerned when Walter begins smoking a pipe and wearing high heeled shoes. She suggests that perhaps he's going through male…

Walter is late for a special dinner with Maude because he is trying to stop his book keeper from committing suicide. However, while he is t…

With Florida gone, Maude has finally decided to hire a new housekeeper. She is excited with the fact that the new one, Mrs. Naugatuck is Br…

Walter and Arthur go away for the weekend on a camping trip. Maude is upset with Walter's plans but she soon forgets it, when Vivian and he…

Maude and Vivian go out for drinks one evening, while Arthur and Walter go away for a golfing weekend. The two girls soon compare notes and…

Walter and Arthur return from an outing in Canada with a batch of fresh fish and a lack of interest in their eager wives. However, Walter h…

Maude is having a restless night, she can't sleep because she has something very important on her mind and wants to tell Walter about it, b…

Someone in Maude's household seems to be having a nighttime visitor.

Vivian is throwing a party and she is a nervous wreck, luckily she has Maude to help her. Things get worse when her maid refuses to serve d…

At a new job, Maude manages three men who find it hard to work for a woman.

Maude is spending much of her time with a best-selling author and Walter resents her new-found friendship.

The burden of alimony might finally be off Walter's back when Walter's ex-wife remarries.

Maude is determined to make her New Year's Eve party something to remember.

A famed psychic tells Maude she will marry for a fifth time. Maude begins to worry about this possibility when the psychic's other predicti…

Maude is left organizing a telethon without a cause, when the charity for which Maude has put in a lot of work withdraws at the last moment.

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

Maude recruits Vivian into women's liberation, which may threaten Vivian's marriage.

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

Walter would rather go bankrupt than allow Maude to mortgage the house that is in her name.

Maude plans a romantic weekend with Walter to rekindle her marriage, but the situation turns out to be less than ideal.

Maude's mother comes to visit and brings out all of Maude's insecurities.