Grandpa Munster gave Eddie a magic potion that inadvertently caused him to grow a beard. While eating dinner, the Munsters find out that Eddie's beard dissolves in water. Herman takes the opportunity to instill a valuable lesson in Eddie: it doesn't matter what he looks like, but what really matters is "the size of [his] heart, and the strength of [his] character." This clip suggests that we should not judge others by how they look but by their inner qualities and how they treat others.

Sheldon, a gifted student, begins his first day of high school. Noticably younger than his classmates, he has some trouble fitting in. 

The Eds learn of the recent fads in the cul-de-sac and try to follow them so they don't feel left out.

Five high school students, all from different stereotypes (brainiac, athlete, basket case, princess, and criminal) report to detention on a Saturday. The narrator indicates that these stereotypes don't truly reflect who the students are and are merely "convenient definitions" of them.

Bianca Piper, a high school senior, tells her crush that she likes him, only to learn that he recently got back together with his girlfriend. When his girlfriend sees her, she threatens to release a video about her. Bianca stands up to her and gives her an empowering speech on self-image.