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Season 7 Episode
- Season 7 It Happened One Night
- Season 7 Designing Woman
- Season 7 Truckers
- Season 7 Beyond Therapy
- Season 7 Heartstrings (1)
- Season 7 Heartstrings (2)
- Season 7 Heartstrings (3)
- Season 7 Basic Training
- Season 7 Deja Vu
- Season 7 Nick's Best Friend
- Season 7 Get Me to the Living Room on Time
- Season 7 The Job Not Taken
- Season 7 The Wrecker's Ball
- Season 7 My Best Friend's Girl
- Season 7 'Til Her Daddy Takes the T-Bird Away
- Season 7 Simon Says
- Season 7 All in the Neighborhood (1)
- Season 7 All in the Neighborhood (2)
- Season 7 They Can't Take That Away From Me (1)
- Season 7 They Can't Take That Away From Me (2)
- Season 7 Rain Forests Keep Falling on My Head
- Season 7 Wrap Around the Clock (1)
- Season 7 Wrap Around the Clock (2)
- Season 7 Mr. Keaton Takes a Vacation
- Season 7 Alex Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1)
- Season 7 Alex Doesn't Live Here Anymore (2)
Family Ties - Season 7 Episode 4 Beyond Therapy
7.30 48 minutes In an attempt to get Alex to open up emotionally, Lauren persuades him to join a therapy group.
Returning from a date, Alex and Lauren arrive at the Keaton home and finish a fight they began in the car. Lauren resents the fact that Alex has dragged her to a boring economics department function and accuses him of avoiding any conversation which becomes personal.
The next day, Alex is relieved when Lauren shows up to apologize for her outburst. She then insists that they should try group therapy and although Alex balks at the idea, he agrees to accompany her to a session, where they are introduced to two other couples. Immediately unimpressed with the group, Alex avoids all personal questions about his relationship with Lauren and walks out.
Regretting his actions, Alex resolves to prepare for his next session by reading psychology books and memorizing whatever appropriate lingo he can pick up. At the next group meeting, he wows everyone by speaking openly about his repression. Applaudin
