Ep 2. Twice Upon a Time (2)

Charles in Charge season 3 episode 2, "Twice Upon a Time (2)," follows the titular character, Charles, as he navigates the challenges of working as a live-in babysitter for the Powell family. In this episode, Charles is tasked with juggling multiple responsibilities as he attempts to help each of the Powell children with their individual problems.

The episode begins with Charles helping Jamie with her homework, while simultaneously trying to deal with Lila's stubborn refusal to go to bed. He eventually convinces Lila to go to sleep, but not before she pelts him with stuffed animals in protest. The next morning, Charles is woken up before dawn by Adam, who is in desperate need of advice for an upcoming date. Charles tries to help him come up with a plan, but Adam's nervousness only seems to increase as the day goes on.

Meanwhile, Charles is also dealing with a number of personal issues. He's been having dreams about a woman from his past, and he's not sure how to reconcile these feelings with his current relationship with Gwendolyn. He confides in Buddy, who suggests that he talk to Gwendolyn about his concerns.

As the day progresses, Charles finds himself pulled in multiple directions. He takes Lila to her dance class, helps Douglas with a science project, and tries to help Adam prepare for his date. In the midst of all this, he also has to attend a meeting with the Powells' insurance agent, who is none too happy about the amount of damage that has been inflicted on the Powell household thanks to Charles and the kids.

Despite the chaos, Charles manages to keep a level head, and he ultimately helps each of the Powell children with their respective problems. As the day draws to a close, he also resolves his personal issues by talking to Gwendolyn about his dreams.

"Twice Upon a Time (2)" is a heartwarming and humorous episode that showcases Charles' innate ability to connect with children and solve their problems. The episode also explores Charles' own personal struggles, adding a layer of depth to the character that keeps viewers engaged and invested. Overall, it's a must-watch for fans of the show and anyone who enjoys classic sitcoms.