"avonlea" Proof - Of The Pudding(1990)

By the end of the weekend, Felicity realizes that managing a household is far more difficult than she imagined, and the children reconcile after their various misadventures. Road to Avonlea Review: Proof of the Pudding - Lifestories

In an attempt to prove her culinary skills, Felicity accidentally uses sawdust instead of cornmeal in her pudding, leading to the episode's namesake "proof".

During a heated argument, Sara smears cherry pie on Felicity’s dress and even cuts off some of her "perfect" hair.

Felix consumes berries he believes are poisonous, leading to a comedic panic.

The children mistake Agnes Rushton-Lesley , the Governor’s wife, for their deaf Great Aunt Eliza. Mrs. Lesley plays along with the mistake to have a bit of fun at their expense.

" Proof of the Pudding " (1990) is the sixth episode of the first season of Road to Avonlea . Frequently cited by fans as one of the series' funniest installments, it follows the chaos that ensues when the King children are left without adult supervision for a weekend.

"avonlea" Proof - Of The Pudding(1990)

In an attempt to prove her culinary skills, Felicity accidentally uses sawdust instead of cornmeal in her pudding, leading to the episode's namesake "proof". "Avonlea" Proof of the Pudding(1990)

During a heated argument, Sara smears cherry pie on Felicity’s dress and even cuts off some of her "perfect" hair. By the end of the weekend, Felicity realizes

The children mistake Agnes Rushton-Lesley , the Governor’s wife, for their deaf Great Aunt Eliza. Mrs. Lesley plays along with the mistake to have a bit of fun at their expense.