Alumni (Valerie Landsburg, Lee Curreri, P.R. Paul, Erica Gimpel, Cynthia Gibb) are interviewed for a video yearbook; guest Russ Tamblyn.

Mrs. Berg's visiting old flame (Jan Rubes) thinks she is the principal of the school; Reggie campaigns to change the chemistry curriculum.

A proposed time capsule causes disputes in the school; Miltie, already in academic trouble, must compose a song or fail Shorofsky's class.

Reggie convinces a cafeteria worker (Carol Burnett) to audition for the School of the Arts; the school newspaper needs a new printing press.

Jillian's computer error makes Chris the recipient of a top-secret videocassette; the students participate in a student-video competition.

Ian's old girlfriend (Traci Lin) and her band arrive from London; Lou faces a tough opponent (Fred Willard) for bowling-league president.

Unforeseen complications result when Shorofsky gives Jesse the key to the school after asking him to do some weekend work; guest Lee Ving.

The students decide to test the magic properties of a legendary violin sent to Shorofsky from Bavaria in 1947 and only now received.

Danny is unable to accept a revelation concerning a childhood friend (Ivan Kane); Lydia and Leroy have differing ideas for a TV commercial.

Lou's brother offers Chris an unconventional recording contract; Mr. Seeger appoints Reggie and Maxie as co-editors of the school newspaper.