Ep 15. Square Dance

Kevin Arnold and his friends are preparing for the school's annual square dance. Kevin is paired with a girl he's been crushing on, but when he sees her dancing with another boy, he becomes jealous and begins to doubt their relationship.

Meanwhile, Kevin's older brother Wayne is trying to impress a girl named Donna, who has a reputation as being tough and rebellious. Wayne convinces Kevin to let him borrow his car for a date with Donna, but things don't go as planned when they get into a fender bender.

As the night progresses, tensions rise between Kevin and his dance partner, causing Kevin to question if he even belongs at the dance. However, he soon realizes that the best way to enjoy the evening is to have fun and let loose, resulting in a memorable night for all.

The episode tackles themes of jealousy, self-doubt, and the pressures of trying to fit in. It also highlights the importance of not taking oneself too seriously and finding joy in the moment. As always, the show captures the essence of growing up in America during the 1960s and brings to life the struggles and triumphs that come with adolescence.