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Whatever Happened to Keith Partridge?
The Partridge Family - S3 - E11
A talent agent sees Keith and offers him a screen test for a Hollywood movie. He practices his scene and drives to the studio with the whole family. Keith is offered the part, and as he packs, he finds out he lost the part just that fast.
The Partridge Family: Season 3 - 25 Episode s
3x1 - This Male Chauvinist Piggy Went to Market
September 15, 1972
Its role reversal time in the Partridge household as Keith takes home economics and Laurie takes auto shop. Keith struggles with cooking make him the target of barbs from the school bully and things really heat up when Laurie gives the tough a judo flip. Now Keith is challenged to a fight and must face up to the bully even if it means getting his face turned to hamburger.
3x2 - M is for the Many Things
September 22, 1972
Shirley is awarded Mother of the Year by a magazine. The family travel by bus to Sacramento to accept the award. Taking the back road leads them to wrong turns, lost wallet, traffic tickets, and other annoyances.
3x3 - Princess and the Partridge
September 29, 1972
A princess flies into town with the express purpose of having a date with Keith. They find it difficult to act natural around each other until the princess tells all to relax. Keith & the princess manage to slip away from bodyguards.
3x4 - Each Dawn I Diet
October 6, 1972
Danny wants to lose weight to impress a girl. Shirley puts him on a diet. After a week, he weighs more because of cheating. Ruben teases him about no will power so they decide to tackle their own vices - Danny's food and Ruben's smoking.
3x5 - A Penny for His Thoughts
October 13, 1972
Snake, a motorcyclist friend of the Partridges, visits and wants help with the woman he loves. Snake proposed marriage, but he was turned down. Shirley and the family play cupid for Snake.
3x6 - You're Only Young Twice
October 20, 1972
Danny is tired of being a young child. He wants to be included in the grown-up decisions and events. His efforts to show he is mature only annoys his family.
3x7 - The Modfather
October 27, 1972
Shirley's parents visit, and they try to find a hidden meaning from every sound and sentence when these are simple every day things. Soon, the Partridge family is finding faults with everything and arguing with each other.
3x8 - A Likely Candidate
November 3, 1972
A politician running for office asks the Partridge family to perform at one of his rallies. Shirley goes out with him to discuss political views and they form a close bond. Keith is jealous and work for his campaign to keep an eye on him.
3x9 - Swiss Family Partridge
November 10, 1972
he Partridge Family perform at a ski resort. After their two week tour, they head for a vacation at a secluded rustic cabin in the mountains. Their days of relaxation turns into mud slides, constant rain, and gloom.
3x10 - Ain't Loveth Grand?
November 17, 1972
Greg, a former childhood friend of Laurie's, returns to town and reconnects. Turns out he is now a minister. They go out together and have a great time catching up on their lives. Laurie starts to fall for him and Shirley is worried.
3x11 - Whatever Happened to Keith Partridge?
November 24, 1972
A talent agent sees Keith and offers him a screen test for a Hollywood movie. He practices his scene and drives to the studio with the whole family. Keith is offered the part, and as he packs, he finds out he lost the part just that fast.
3x12 - Nag, Nag, Nag
December 8, 1972
Danny wins a horse and he wants to keep him at home. Shirley explains how impractical it is and Danny keeps arguing why it is a winning proposition. The horse has a problem - it does not sleep.
3x13 - For Sale by Owner
December 29, 1972
The Partridges start looking at new homes, but first have to sell their current home. Shirley keeps making it difficult for prospective buyers to buy the house so they take it off the market. Ruben accidentally signs a contract to sell.
3x14 - Aspirin at 7, Dinner at 8
January 5, 1973
After a date, Shirley tries to discourage her recently re-acquainted former pediatrician from pursuing a relationship with her.
3x15 - For Whom the Bell Tolls... and Tolls... and Tolls
January 12, 1973
Ruben has a burglar alarm installed in the Partridge home for their security. They keep setting off the alarm accidentally so much that everyone starts to ignore it. When a real burglar breaks in, no one realizes it is a real break in.
3x16 - Trial of the Partridge One
January 19, 1973
Laurie must stand trial after being accused of a deed committed by a classmate.
3x17 - I Left My Heart in Cincinnati
January 26, 1973
While the Partridges perform several days at an amusement park, Keith meets the public relations host. Keith has a crush on her.
3x18 - The Eleven-Year Itch
February 2, 1973
Shirley's recent boyfriend, the politician, comes to town. He brings his daughter along. While Shirley and Dick enjoy being together, his daughter has a crush on Danny and he cannot escape her.
3x19 - Bedknobs and Drumsticks
February 9, 1973
A chicken fast food place wants the Partridges to appear in his commercials. Ruben signs the contract. The family agree because the commercial is supposed to be tasteful. However, there is a last minute change that is not so tasteful.
3x20 - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex... But Couldn't Pronounce
February 23, 1973
School finals are approaching and Keith has a problem in one course. America's heartthrob is failing Sex Education. The teacher seems to be picking on Keith and it takes some work to find out why it seems like that.
3x21 - Forgive Us Our Debits
March 2, 1973
Shirley buys a cuckoo clock from the local department store and charges it. When the bill arrives she's being charged . She goes to the department store and learns that their new automated system misprinted it. So the man in charge rectifies it. When her new bill arrives it says she owes . She then closes her account at the store. Later someone from the collection agency says she owes the department store . Also everyone whom she's been doing business like the grocery store where she cashes checks and her plumber have been getting word that her ...
3x22 - The Partridge Connection
March 9, 1973
The Partridges are to be presented an award for the Citizenship Award. Meanwhile, one of Danny's friends goads him on to shoplift something from a store. Danny steals, but then he is guilt-ridden.
3x23 - The Selling of the Partridge
March 16, 1973
Laurie comes home from school excited because her friend Phyllis asked her to be a campaign manager for student body president. The excitement changes to a constant battle when Keith announces he is running for president - against Phyllis.
3x24 - Diary of a Mad Millionaire
March 23, 1973
A reclusive millionaire who's a fan of the Partridges pays them to perform for him at his home. And he follows them around buying out every show. Eventually they invite him to stay with them where he tries to keep a low profile.
3x25 - Me and My Shadow
March 30, 1973
The Partridges attend a lecture given by a mystery writer. The Partridges & author get into a discussion as to whether his stories are realistic. He makes them an offer - they can hide, and he will find them all within 24 hours.