Ep 11. I Can Get it for You Retail

The Partridge Family season 2 episode 11, titled "I Can Get it for You Retail," follows the musical adventures of the Partridge Family, a band made up of a mother, five children, and their manager.

In this episode, the family is tasked with raising money for charity and decides to hold a garage sale. While preparing for the sale, the family realizes that they have a lot of valuable items that they can sell for a profit. This sparks an idea in Keith's mind, and he decides to use his newly acquired driver's license to become a retail seller.

Keith spends all his time looking for high-quality items that he can buy wholesale and sell at retail prices. He becomes so obsessed with making money that he neglects his duties to the band. Meanwhile, Shirley struggles to keep the family garage sale on track, and the other band members feel neglected when Keith is not around.

As Keith's retail business takes off, he becomes more and more successful, but at the price of his relationships. His sisters are hurt that he's not around as much, and his attitude becomes selfish and greedy. He even goes so far as to neglect his own responsibilities at home to focus solely on his business.

Ultimately, Keith learns a valuable lesson about the importance of family and keeping one's priorities in check. He realizes that he's been neglecting the people who matter most to him, and he makes amends by asking for forgiveness and dedicating himself once again to the band and their charity efforts.

The episode features several musical performances, including "I Can Get It for You Wholesale," "I Woke up in Love This Morning," and "When We're Singing". Throughout the episode, the Partridge Family's music serves as a unifying force, bringing them together and reminding them of the importance of love and family.

"I Can Get it for You Retail" is a heartwarming and entertaining episode that showcases the Partridge Family's musical talent and the importance of family and relationships. It's a timeless tale that resonates with viewers young and old, making it a classic in the realm of family-friendly television.