Blossom - Season 5

Season 5
Episodes

A New Life (1)
Blossom has difficulty accepting the various changes in the Russo's household.

A New Life (2)
After fighting with Nick over his engagement to Carol, Blossom heads out on the road with Joey.

Puppy Love
Blossom asks Joey to set her up with one of his teammates.

Your New Planet
Blossom films a video for Anthony and Shelly's baby; Joey gets hazed by a veteran player.

The Wedding
Nick and Carol prepare to marry, with both of their exes in attendance.

Writing the Wrongs
Blossom uses her relationship with Carol in a writing assignment.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrel
Blossom ends up babysitting Kennedy and her bratty friend; Joey gets some "help" in baseball.

The Game You Play Tomorrow
Joey suffers through a slump in baseball; Blossom and Six get accepted to different colleges.

Blossom Gump
Blossom images herself as Forrest Gump impacting celebrities lives.

Oh, Baby
Tony is stuck on the job when Shelly goes into labor.

Mating Rituals
Blossom sneaks out to an older party.

Hi Diddly Dee
Blossom auditions for a well known play director but is discouraged when he criticizes her motivation.

A Kiss is Just a Kiss
Blossom is unable to find alone time with her new boyfriend.

Who's Not on First
After helping Nick when he throws out his back, Joey decides to go back to school.

It Happened One Night
Blossom agrees to show one of Nick's friend's sons around town but Nick hopes romance is in the cards for the two.

A Mind with a Heart of Its Own
Vinnie returns and announces he is transferring to UCLA.

The Date
Blossom goes on a date with a popular guy at school and when she rejects his advances he hits her.

The Departure
Tony and Shelly announce they are moving to Rhode Island.

A Star is Bared
Blossom gets a chance to audition for a movie role but is conflicted when the role requires nudity.

You Say Tomato
Blossom refuses to finish a class when she disagrees with a teacher for a grade.

So Many Milestones, So Little Time
Joey reconciles with Melanie and proposes marriage; Carol helps Blossom get a job though an old boyfriend contact leaving Nick jealous.

Goodbye
Blossom has trouble accepting that Nick plans to sell the house.
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