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Young Punky Brewster is abandoned with her dog, Brandon, in a supermarket. When she befriends Henry Warnimont, her new family life begins.

A deceased ne'er-do-well gets a chance to redeem himself when he returns to the present to guide his younger self on the straight and narrow.

When the seven Jerrico siblings are left orphaned by a tragic accident, eldest brother Josh takes charge, determined that the family won't be split up and put into foster care.

An American television sitcom set in Washington, D.C. that centers around a family-run business headed by Royale Watkins. The series premiered September 24, 1997 on NBC and ended October 15, 1997 after airing 8 episodes.

The film is based on personal interview's with Mrs. Opdyke. It is a memory piece told through the eyes of her husband William Opdyke and dialogue is taken from his actual memoirs. It begins in the present and takes us through Irene Gut Opdyke's life from her early childhood in pre-war Poland through her mid-twenties in Germany at the end of World War II. It follows Irene's heroic actions hiding food, warning of attacks, and her remarkable actions hiding 12 Jewish people in he home of a Nazi officer.

Aunt Jacinda meets a distraught young woman in the bathroom of a restaurant and fixes her up with Josh.

Jim Jerrico bets more money than he has on a game of Nok-Hockey.

Josh is expected at Jordee's school for parents night but can't make it as he must finish an article.

The Jerrico's neighbor, whose son-in-law is the commissioner of Children's Services, feels it is her "civic duty" to snoop on the family.

After Josh Jericho is awarded custody of his six siblings the roof of their home caves in forcing them to hire live-in contractor Scotti, a new series regular.

Jordee cheats on her geography exam and Lonetta, a girl with a bad reputation, sets her sight on Jimi.

Punky's dream is to become an astronaut when she grows up. When she sees the explosion of the Challenger Space Shuttle on TV, she is devastated.