1. driving his car
   cleaning the house
2. writing in his journal

At the end of each episode, Mr. Belvedere sits down to write in his journal, narrating as he goes, summarizing how he saved the Owens family from yet another predicament.

1. 2
   3
2. 4

Mr. Belvedere helps care for the three Owens children. From youngest to oldest they are Wesley, Heather and Kevin.

1. mom is in law school
   dad is in the Army
2. mom died of cancer

With mom Marsha Owens busy trying to make it through law school, the Owens need someone to keep the kids on track and clean the house. They reach out to a service agency and find Mr. Belvedere, who once worked for Winston Churchill.

1. chef
   doctor
2. sportswriter

George Owens starts the show as a sportswriter, but eventually moves to a role as a sportscaster as the show progresses. Marsha also graduates from law school and begins her career as a lawyer.

1. Miles
   Kevin
2. Mikey

Wesley's best friend Miles Knobnoster, played by Casey Ellison, is known for his impressive orthodontic headgear.

1. Marsha
   Angela
2. Wendy

Heather's clueless BFF Angela Shistakovich never manages to master Mr. Belvedere's name throughout the series.

1. Wesley
   Kevin
2. Heather

It's Wesley Owens who can't seem to stop antagonizing the Hufnagels, who have a housekeeper of their own named Lisa.

1. Knights of Pennsylvania
   Lions Den
2. Happy Guys of Pittsburgh

George joins a charity group called the Happy Guys of Pittsburgh, who even pick George as their Man of the Year at one point.

1. ballet
   painting
2. singing

Enthralled with dance after watching ballet with Mr. Belvedere, Wesley decides to skip football and take ballet. The family then spends their time trying to keep Wesley's dance classes secret. The youngest member of the Owens family does eventually join the football team later in the series.

1. take up smoking
   buy a motorcyle
2. take karate classes

After getting in a fight at a wrestling match and having Mr. Belvedere step in to save him, George buys a motorcycle so he can feel like more of a man.

1. George
   Wesley
2. Kevin

When Kevin takes up activism to impress a girl, he ends up in jail after spray painting a mink coat in an animal rights protest.

1. Faberge egg
   watch
2. tie clip

While trying to raise money for the family after George's newspaper goes on strike, Wesley secretly sells Mr. Belvedere's very expensive Faberge egg.

1. cigarettes
   pinball
2. jogging

When George buys a pinball machine and quickly grows bored with it, Mr. Belvedere starts playing. He eventually gets so addicted that he neglects his duties, forcing George to get rid of the game.

1. music store
   bookstore
2. clothing store

Heather and Angela get a job at the music store, but run into trouble when Heather's boyfriend -- who also happens to be the captain of the football team -- decides to come in and do some shoplifting.

1. shooting
   poisoning
2. electrocution

George almost dies after a television falls in the bathtub and electrocutes him, forcing Mr. Belvedere to save his life. The near-death experience inspires George to pursue his dream of becoming a lounge singer.

1. Wesley
   Heather
2. Kevin

After Mr. Belvedere spills the beans to George and Marsha about Wesley cheating on a test, Wesley takes revenge by calling INS on Mr. Belvedere, who is in the country illegally.

1. snake
   hamster
2. dog

In Season 3, Wesley fakes the death of his hamster Inky in the hopes of finally getting a dog. He is also the proud owner of a pet bird and a snake named Captain Nemo.

1. his mom says she never wanted him
   Heather keeps teasing him
2. he wants to join the circus

Upset that she might be pregnant, Marsha blurts out that she never wanted Wesley, not knowing that he is listening. He is so upset by his mother's words that he runs away in the Season 3 episode "Baby."

1. Queen Elizabeth
   Ronald Reagan
2. George Bush

Mr. Belvedere is headed to England to pick up an OBE -- Order of the British Empire -- from Queen Elizabeth herself. After Wesley runs away, Mr. Belvedere is forced to skip his trip and receive his award by mail instead.

1. ventriloquism
   singing
2. ballet

Wesley shows off his ventriloquism skills at the talent show -- using a dummy that looks suspiciously like Mr. Belvedere.

1. Manhattan
   Miami
2. Atlantic City

As George and Marsha celebrate their 20th anniversary, Heather, Angela and Wesley take Mr. Sparks from the nursing home on a dream trip to Atlantic City.

1. Kevin
   George
2. Wesley

Sure he spotted a UFO behind the house, Kevin spends his nights holed up in the backyard hoping to get another look at the extraterrestrial vessel in Season 4.

1. rubber duck
   skateboard
2. sandwich

After tripping over a skateboard and falling down the stairs, Mr. Belvedere is put out of commission thanks to a broken leg in the Season 5 episode "Duel." Fortunately, his cousin Galen comes to fill in for him and help the family.

1. a car
   the attic
2. the basement

Sentenced to clean the attic after playing yet another prank on the Hufnagels, Wesley and Mr. Belvedere end up trapped in the attic. They spend the episode reminiscing about the best moments of the series.

1. "Peter Pan"
   "Macbeth"
2. "A Christmas Carol"

After he's chosen as the director of "A Christmas Carol" in the episode "A Happy Guy's Christmas," Mr. Belvedere gets frustrated and quits. Later that night, he is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.

1. Kevin
   Heather
2. Mr. Belvedere

The series ends with a two-part episode focused on Mr. Belvedere's wedding to Louisa. When she has to head back to the African jungle to complete her work, Mr. Belvedere says goodbye to the Owens family to go with her.

1. true
2. false

He played sportscaster George Owens on the show, but Bob Uecker was also a well-known sportscaster for the Milwaukee Brewers outside of the show.

1. true
2. false

Author Gwen Davenport published her book "Belvedere" in 1947. It was made into the film "Sitting Pretty" the next year, followed by two sequels in 1949 and 1951.

1. 1
   2
2. 3

Various producers made three attempts to make Mr. Belvedere into a TV show between 1956 and 1965 before the series finally succeeded in 1985.

1. 4
   6
2. 8

"Mr. Belvedere" ran for 117 episodes over six seasons from 1985 to 1990.