The age old question of when a parent has to let their child make their own decisions. When does a parent let go of their child?
Ozzie is driving Harriet out to see a model house for a friend/cousin of Sally Darby's. They make a wrong turn and end up at Motorcycle Hill where they run into David on a motorcycle. They find out that he comes up here and rides, borrowing a motorcycle from a friend.
Later, David brings Bob's motorcycle home. He tells Ozzie that he is considering buying one for himself. A concerned Ozzie tells Harriet and they both agree that it would be a bad idea since David wants to get rid of his car as well. Harriet wants Ozzie to talk David out of buying one. Ozzie tells Harriet that David is old enough to make his own decisions.
This was a good story with a moral. There aren't a lot of laughs but that doesn't detract from this being a good episode.
Ozzie is driving Harriet out to see a model house for a friend/cousin of Sally Darby's. They make a wrong turn and end up at Motorcycle Hill where they run into David on a motorcycle. They find out that he comes up here and rides, borrowing a motorcycle from a friend.
Later, David brings Bob's motorcycle home. He tells Ozzie that he is considering buying one for himself. A concerned Ozzie tells Harriet and they both agree that it would be a bad idea since David wants to get rid of his car as well. Harriet wants Ozzie to talk David out of buying one. Ozzie tells Harriet that David is old enough to make his own decisions.
This was a good story with a moral. There aren't a lot of laughs but that doesn't detract from this being a good episode.