Ep 6. I Came, I Saw, I Sat

The Newhart season 7 episode 6 titled "I Came, I Saw, I Sat" follows the hilarious antics of Dick Loudon and his wife Joanna as they try to find a way to fit into the small town of Vermont. The episode features a cast of quirky characters that add to the laughs and create a unique sixties era vibe.

The episode starts with Dick and Joanna trying to decide what to do for their anniversary. They both know that they want to spend it together, but they can't decide on what to do. So, they agree to go out to dinner and then see where the night takes them.

On their way to dinner, they run into a group of hippies who are protesting against the government. Dick and Joanna are amused by the protestors and decide to stick around to watch the show. As they're watching the protests, they overhear the group talking about how they're planning to sit-in at the town's government building to make their voices heard.

Dick and Joanna, feeling nostalgic for their own sit-ins during the sixties, decide to join in. They walk into the government building and ask to be allowed to sit-in with the protestors. The man in charge of the building allows them to stay, but warns them that it's a serious offense.

The couple takes their places on the floor next to the protestors and starts to get comfortable. But soon, they realize just how unpleasant a sit-in can be. They're hungry, thirsty, and uncomfortable, and they start to regret their decision.

As the hours pass by, the protestors become more and more restless. They begin to argue and fight with each other, making the already tense environment even more uncomfortable. Dick and Joanna are stuck in the middle of the chaos, doing their best to stay out of the way.

Meanwhile, the town's residents are all gathered outside the government building, wondering what's going on inside. They're shocked to find out that Dick and Joanna are taking part in the sit-in, and they begin to worry about the couple's safety.

As the night wears on, Dick and Joanna start to wonder if they'll ever be able to leave the building. But just when they think they're going to be stuck there forever, a solution presents itself.

The town's mayor shows up and offers to negotiate with the protestors. He agrees to listen to their demands and work with them to find a solution to their grievances. The protestors are thrilled with the offer, and they agree to end the sit-in.

Dick and Joanna are relieved to finally be able to leave the government building. As they walk home, they reflect on their experience and agree that it wasn't as enjoyable as they had hoped. But at the same time, they're grateful for the opportunity to relive one of their favorite memories from the past.

Overall, "I Came, I Saw, I Sat" is a delightfully funny episode of Newhart that showcases the show's wit and charm. Dick and Joanna are as lovable as ever, and the supporting cast of characters adds to the humor and heartwarming moments throughout the episode.