After a sudden spat with Suzy, Doc is left to reflect on how he’s changed since she landed in Cannery Row.
Fauna’s Song
Fauna responds to Joe’s assessment of men and women with a few thoughts of her own.
Bums’ Opera
Fauna’s friend Joe doesn’t think you need to read Doc’s horoscope to know what’s bothering him when Suzy’s around.
A Lopsided Bus
Visiting the legally questionable and temporary home of Mac and seven other squatters, Ray astonishes the rowdy group with his confession of working a full-time job, 52 weeks a year.
Ev’rybody’s Got a Home but Me
Still restless from the overnight train-hopping journey that brought her to Monterey, Suzy is sure she’ll land on her feet somewhere.
The Tide Pool
Before Doc sets off to observe samples, Doc, Mac and Hazel tell Suzy about the thriving ecosystem of the tide pool.
All Kinds of People
At his marine biology lab, Doc explains to Hazel the importance of studying the diversity of life in our ecosystem in order to better understand our own place in it.
Come Home
Increasingly disillusioned by his job in the big city, Joe finally reaches his limit when he learns that Jennie has been having an affair with his boss. Yearning for the comforts of his hometown, Joe heeds the call of his mother as she beckons him to return.
Allegro
Joe, Emily and Charlie commiserate about the frantic pace required to serve Chicago’s demanding elite.
The Gentleman is A Dope
Flustered from accommodating the practice’s high-earning clients, Joe makes a potentially dangerous mistake. His nurse, Emily, catches the mistake and reveals her true opinion of Joe.
You Are Never Away
When Jennie tells Joe her European romance has ended, Joe confesses his love, admitting he’s never stopped thinking about her.
So Far
On his first date after breaking away from Jennie, Joe charms his date Beulah with his soft, romantic qualities. With no history together, Joe and Beulah remark on the newness of their relationship.
A Fellow Needs A Girl
The night before he leaves for college, Joe overhears his parents talking in the other room. As they express contentment in their relationship, Joe dreams about his future and the girl he is destined to marry.
One Foot, Other Foot
Grandma Taylor notices baby Joe standing up by himself, facing a new conquest: his first steps. Together, they celebrate his momentous accomplishment and newfound independence.
I Know It Can Happen Again
While baby Joe’s grandmother looks after him, she looks forward to watching another newborn boy grow into a man.
Joseph Taylor, Junior
When Joseph Taylor Jr. is born, it’s the happiest day of his mother’s life. His equally joyful father, Dr. Joseph Taylor, returns home to share the town’s overwhelming excitement for the new parents.