Country Music Television Canada (CMT)

Doug and Carrie plan a trip to New Orleans after finding a check for $1500 stashed away in an unused wedding gift. Unfortunately, the check is from 1995, so they try to get Doug's annoying cousin (Peter Scolari) to write them a new one. Marcia: Susie Essman. Lee-Anne: Rebecca Metz. Don: Steven Rozic. Sanjib: Alex Dodd. (Repeat).

Doug and Carrie play golf with Deacon and his new girlfriend (Angelle Brooks), who quickly tees off Carrie with her nonstop laughter at the guys' jokes and her perfect swing. Holly: Nicole Sullivan. Tina: Zilah Mendoza. Kirby: Marshaun Daniel. Deacon: Victor Williams. (Repeat).

Brian is confronted by his ex, Alex (Farrah Forke), on a talk show. Mary Pat: Caroline Aaron. Reverend: Richard McGonagle. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. (New).

A gallery owner (Christie Mellor) sees art in Lowell's welded gift to Casey, who pictures herself as Lowell's agent. Meanwhile, Brian's little joke on Joe creates big problems for Helen (Crystal Bernard). Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. (New).

Mason becomes famous for an investigative coup, but Jack grows jealous and tries to reassert his dominance. Also: Clark has trouble asking out Emma, so he gives her relationship advice about other guys instead. (Repeat).

Jack insults Brook's fiancé at a re-engagement party and botches his attempts to apologize. Also: the millennials get into a squabble over who should create a slideshow for the party. (Repeat).

Michael tries to get extra sympathy from his staff after he burns his foot on a portable cooking grill. Dwight emerges as the primary caregiver---to Michael's chagrin. (Repeat).

Worried that Michael knows that he secretly pines for Pam, Jim begrudgingly hangs out with his ego-inflated boss in an effort to keep him from spilling the beans. One of their manly outings: a trip to Hooters. (Repeat).

Michael questions the loyalty of his staffers when someone defiles his carpet, so he then tries to bond with them by relocating to Jim's desk in the main office area. This forces Jim to move next to the blabbering Kelly---and farther away from Pam. (Repeat).

Jan (Melora Hardin) assembles the female staffers and presents them with a "women in the workplace" seminar. Not to be outdone, Michael hustles the Dunder Mifflin boys to the warehouse for some male bonding. (Repeat).

The guys are anxious to acquire a new video game, but each wants his own copy. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, Blake worries about the future and the supremacy of machines when Alice unveils an automated phone system at the office. (Repeat).

Everyone gets nervous when Chris's younger sister (Jaime Pressly), who was recently released from prison for attempted murder, joins them for Thanksgiving dinner at John's apartment. O'Neal: Hal Lublin. (Repeat).

John's office and the diner are overrun with homeless people after a nearby residential-care facility is closed, so John goes to city hall to complain. Also: Jake receives a large check from his late grandma's estate and must decide what to do with the money. Customer: Chip Heller. Assistant: Christina Souza. (Repeat).

Brian is confronted by his ex, Alex (Farrah Forke), on a talk show. Mary Pat: Caroline Aaron. Reverend: Richard McGonagle. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub.

A gallery owner (Christie Mellor) sees art in Lowell's welded gift to Casey, who pictures herself as Lowell's agent. Meanwhile, Brian's little joke on Joe creates big problems for Helen (Crystal Bernard). Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church.

Michael tries to get extra sympathy from his staff after he burns his foot on a portable cooking grill. Dwight emerges as the primary caregiver---to Michael's chagrin.

Worried that Michael knows that he secretly pines for Pam, Jim begrudgingly hangs out with his ego-inflated boss in an effort to keep him from spilling the beans. One of their manly outings: a trip to Hooters.

Michael questions the loyalty of his staffers when someone defiles his carpet, so he then tries to bond with them by relocating to Jim's desk in the main office area. This forces Jim to move next to the blabbering Kelly---and farther away from Pam.

Jan (Melora Hardin) assembles the female staffers and presents them with a "women in the workplace" seminar. Not to be outdone, Michael hustles the Dunder Mifflin boys to the warehouse for some male bonding.

The guys are anxious to acquire a new video game, but each wants his own copy. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 finale, Blake worries about the future and the supremacy of machines when Alice unveils an automated phone system at the office. (Repeat).

In the fourth-season opener, one of Jeff's female colleagues flirts with him; and Russell gets Timmy to get his phone from a one-night stand's apartment.

To please Audrey, Jeff agrees to see a couples therapist (Alan Ruck); and Russell has a crush on Suneetha, Timmy's fiancée. (Repeat).

The play's the thing that anybody who's anybody must see, but Frasier and Niles can't get tickets. Sir Trevor: Fritz Weaver. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. The Kendalls: Natalija Nogulich, Francis X. McCarthy.

With Frasier and Martin (John Mahoney) about to kill each other, Niles agrees to have dear old dad, and, uh, Daphne come live with him. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Daphne: Jane Leeves. (Repeat).

The scheduled execution of a woman (Dixie Seatle) convicted of killing her husband nags at Kowalski's conscience, so he and Fraser secretly reopen the case. Robert Bedford: Art Hindle. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

Johnny rents rooms to a morally shady enterprise, while David helps Moira tape a film audition. (Repeat).

Johnny proves more interested in playing golf than doing business when he and Stevie pitch a package deal to a nearby course; Moira agrees to attend Twyla's murder-mystery party, but must recruit other guests or risk being the only one in attendance; and Alexis considers Ted's offer to go back to school. (Repeat).

The death of a voodoo priest gets Fraser and Kowalski involved with a secretive Haitian society. Meanwhile, Francesca thinks the station is cursed. Jasper Gutman: Maury Chaykin. Momma Lolla: Salome Bay. Gerome: Von Coulter. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

After participating in the teacher auction, Gerry finds himself in a compromising situation. Also: Emma enlists Dwyer to fix the drip and draft in her library and Trudy is paid a surprise visit from her old bandmates. (Repeat).

Gerry learns the meaning of "Work-to-Rule" and is immediately in awe of this new and exciting concept. Meanwhile, Lisa attempts to set some much-needed boundaries between herself and her hormonally charged stepson, and Nisha inadvertently reveals a little too much to her students. (Repeat).

Johnny rents rooms to a morally shady enterprise, while David helps Moira tape a film audition. (Repeat).

Johnny proves more interested in playing golf than doing business when he and Stevie pitch a package deal to a nearby course; Moira agrees to attend Twyla's murder-mystery party, but must recruit other guests or risk being the only one in attendance; and Alexis considers Ted's offer to go back to school. (Repeat).

The death of a voodoo priest gets Fraser and Kowalski involved with a secretive Haitian society. Meanwhile, Francesca thinks the station is cursed. Jasper Gutman: Maury Chaykin. Momma Lolla: Salome Bay. Gerome: Von Coulter. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

After participating in the teacher auction, Gerry finds himself in a compromising situation. Also: Emma enlists Dwyer to fix the drip and draft in her library and Trudy is paid a surprise visit from her old bandmates. (Repeat).

Gerry learns the meaning of "Work-to-Rule" and is immediately in awe of this new and exciting concept. Meanwhile, Lisa attempts to set some much-needed boundaries between herself and her hormonally charged stepson, and Nisha inadvertently reveals a little too much to her students. (Repeat).

Jack dates a millennial, but has trouble keeping up with her exhausting lifestyle and enlists Clark, Emma and Mason to help him adjust. (Repeat).

Jacks attends a dinner party with his girlfriend and asks the millenials to act as his inner circle of friends so his girlfriend doesn't get concerned. (Repeat).

Doug's Uncle Stu (Gavin MacLeod) offers to bankroll his nephew's dream of opening a sandwich shop, but Carrie isn't convinced it's a good idea. Danny: Gary Valentine. Young Doug: Tyler Hendrickson. Raji: Ossie Mair. (Repeat).

Doug's parents (Jenny O'Hara, Dakin Matthews) visit while Carrie's on a business trip and they take over running the house, which makes Doug feel like a kid again. Also, Arthur tries to strike it rich by inventing a new type of screwdriver called the Arthur's head. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Owen: Bobby DiVito. Jimmy: Jimmy Shubert. Duke: Steve Tancora. Pete: David Applebaum. (Repeat).

Audrey gets mad at Jeff when he doesn't believe she saw her grandmother's ghost; and Russell does his best to discourage Timmy from going through with his arranged marriage. (Repeat).

Jeff has an ulterior motive for taking an interest in Audrey's favorite reality show; and Russell is happy to hear that Timmy is having second thoughts about his arranged marriage. (Repeat).

Adam attempts to organize a birthday dinner for Andi and he discovers that managing guests isn't easy. (Repeat).

Adam is determined to figure out what Andi's hiding when he discovers she's been keeping secrets from him for his own good. (Repeat).

Chris gets upset when John gets a free trip to Las Vegas to speak at a medical convention, but doesn't invite her to go along because he refuses to trade in his first-class airline ticket for two coach seats. Back at the office, an uppity plastic surgeon (Gilbert Gottfried) takes over John's practice while he's away. Anna: Nicollette Sheridan. Victoria: Smith Cho. (New).

Margaret gets depressed and refuses to work after she learns that a long-time friend is now worth millions. The information leads her to ponder whether she could have made it as a professional singer if she had pursued her dream. Back at the office, John tries to train Linda to give flu shots. Pianist: Harold Wheeler. Waitress: Helen Cates. Patient: Jeremy Lawrence. Margaret: Hattie Winston. (New)

Doug's Uncle Stu (Gavin MacLeod) offers to bankroll his nephew's dream of opening a sandwich shop, but Carrie isn't convinced it's a good idea. Danny: Gary Valentine. Young Doug: Tyler Hendrickson. Raji: Ossie Mair. (Repeat).

Doug's parents (Jenny O'Hara, Dakin Matthews) visit while Carrie's on a business trip and they take over running the house, which makes Doug feel like a kid again. Also, Arthur tries to strike it rich by inventing a new type of screwdriver called the Arthur's head. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Owen: Bobby DiVito. Jimmy: Jimmy Shubert. Duke: Steve Tancora. Pete: David Applebaum. (Repeat).

Brian makes a video diary of Joe and Helen's relationship, as recalled (in flashbacks) by friends and family, including Roy. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Roy: David Schramm. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. Brian: Steven Weber. (New).

Gilbert Gottfried plays Carlton Blanchard's greedy nephew who's out to sell his dying uncle's house to Joe and Helen. Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Roy: David Schramm. (New).

Jack dates a millennial, but has trouble keeping up with her exhausting lifestyle and enlists Clark, Emma and Mason to help him adjust. (Repeat).

Jacks attends a dinner party with his girlfriend and asks the millenials to act as his inner circle of friends so his girlfriend doesn't get concerned. (Repeat).

Michael takes a bite out of the Big Apple when he heads to corporate headquarters in New York City for a meeting with Jan (Melora Hardin) on Valentine's Day. But he may be biting off more than he can chew, for he and Jan are in for a big surprise. Back at the office, Pam hopes for a holiday gift---something, anything---from her fiancé. Conan O'Brien has a blink-or-you'll-miss-it cameo. (Repeat).

Dwight wins an award for top salesman of the year, but has to conquer his fear of public speaking when he must give a speech at a big Northeast Sales Association convention. And he turns to the worst possible person for help---Michael. Meanwhile, Pam makes plans for her wedding at the office, prompting a downcast Jim to plan a vacation; and the staffers battle over the thermostat for control of th

It's Take Your Daughter to Work Day at Dunder Mifflin, and Michael, who's uncomfortable around kids, is pleasantly surprised when he becomes a hit with them. He tries to impress his new pint-sized posse by showing them a video of him as a "child star" on a local kids' show---but, like all things Michael, it backfires. Meanwhile, Pam's goal is to find just one child who likes her; and Stanley's fli

It's Michael's birthday (which he proudly shares with actress Eva Longoria), but nobody in the office seems to care---except for Dwight. Meanwhile, Kevin waits to hear from his doctor about whether or not he has cancer. This upsets the staffers, but none more so than Michael, who sees the medical crisis taking attention away from his special day. (Repeat).

The guys plan a baby shower for Montez's wife in the Season 4 premiere. (Repeat).

The guys want a fish fry at the office, but first they have to find Alice a sex partner. (Repeat).

Chris gets upset when John gets a free trip to Las Vegas to speak at a medical convention, but doesn't invite her to go along because he refuses to trade in his first-class airline ticket for two coach seats. Back at the office, an uppity plastic surgeon (Gilbert Gottfried) takes over John's practice while he's away. Anna: Nicollette Sheridan. Victoria: Smith Cho. (Repeat).

Margaret gets depressed and refuses to work after she learns that a long-time friend is now worth millions. The information leads her to ponder whether she could have made it as a professional singer if she had pursued her dream. Back at the office, John tries to train Linda to give flu shots. Pianist: Harold Wheeler. Waitress: Helen Cates. Patient: Jeremy Lawrence. Margaret: Hattie Winston. (Repe

Brian makes a video diary of Joe and Helen's relationship, as recalled (in flashbacks) by friends and family, including Roy. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Roy: David Schramm. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. Brian: Steven Weber. (Repeat).

Gilbert Gottfried plays Carlton Blanchard's greedy nephew who's out to sell his dying uncle's house to Joe and Helen. Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Roy: David Schramm. (Repeat).

Michael takes a bite out of the Big Apple when he heads to corporate headquarters in New York City for a meeting with Jan (Melora Hardin) on Valentine's Day. But he may be biting off more than he can chew, for he and Jan are in for a big surprise. Back at the office, Pam hopes for a holiday gift---something, anything---from her fiancé. Conan O'Brien has a blink-or-you'll-miss-it cameo. (Repeat).

Dwight wins an award for top salesman of the year, but has to conquer his fear of public speaking when he must give a speech at a big Northeast Sales Association convention. And he turns to the worst possible person for help---Michael. Meanwhile, Pam makes plans for her wedding at the office, prompting a downcast Jim to plan a vacation; and the staffers battle over the thermostat for control of th

It's Take Your Daughter to Work Day at Dunder Mifflin, and Michael, who's uncomfortable around kids, is pleasantly surprised when he becomes a hit with them. He tries to impress his new pint-sized posse by showing them a video of him as a "child star" on a local kids' show---but, like all things Michael, it backfires. Meanwhile, Pam's goal is to find just one child who likes her; and Stanley's fli

It's Michael's birthday (which he proudly shares with actress Eva Longoria), but nobody in the office seems to care---except for Dwight. Meanwhile, Kevin waits to hear from his doctor about whether or not he has cancer. This upsets the staffers, but none more so than Michael, who sees the medical crisis taking attention away from his special day. (Repeat).

The guys plan a baby shower for Montez's wife in the Season 4 premiere. (Repeat).

The guys want a fish fry at the office, but first they have to find Alice a sex partner. (Repeat).

Audrey gets mad at Jeff when he doesn't believe she saw her grandmother's ghost; and Russell does his best to discourage Timmy from going through with his arranged marriage. (Repeat).

Jeff has an ulterior motive for taking an interest in Audrey's favorite reality show; and Russell is happy to hear that Timmy is having second thoughts about his arranged marriage. (Repeat).

Frasier's latest love interest is an attractive neurotic whose troubles form the unstable basis of an odd romance. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Martin: John Mahoney. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. (Repeat).

Something stinks about the gourmet dinner party Niles throws at Maris's beach house: a putrefied seal carcass on the sand below the deck. Pam: Susie Park. Chef Marcel: Arnie Burton. Gretchen: Marilyn Child. (Repeat).

David undertakes a new business venture, while Alexis deals with her first day at school. (Repeat).

A flustered David deals with Ray's assistant Patrick who's trying to help him set up his business; Johnny is called before Alexis' teacher; a high-maintenance guest puts Moira's hospitality skills to the test. (Repeat).

A Canadian country singer (Michelle Wright) planning to perform in Chicago receives a death threat, prompting Fraser to offer her shelter at the consulate. George: Michael Hogan. Earl: David Keeley. Fraser: Paul Gross. Thatcher: Camilla Scott. (Repeat).

Gerry's day is ruined when his mouthy and least favorite student is "Principal for a Day." Meanwhile, a harmless prank on Lisa takes a horrific turn and Bobbi's well-intentioned meddling accidentally ruins an innocent student's life. (Repeat).

Robert hires a security guard after a string of thefts; Robert learns the truth behind his baby's name. (Repeat).

David undertakes a new business venture, while Alexis deals with her first day at school. (Repeat).

A flustered David deals with Ray's assistant Patrick who's trying to help him set up his business; Johnny is called before Alexis' teacher; a high-maintenance guest puts Moira's hospitality skills to the test. (Repeat).

A Canadian country singer (Michelle Wright) planning to perform in Chicago receives a death threat, prompting Fraser to offer her shelter at the consulate. George: Michael Hogan. Earl: David Keeley. Fraser: Paul Gross. Thatcher: Camilla Scott. (Repeat).

Gerry's day is ruined when his mouthy and least favorite student is "Principal for a Day." Meanwhile, a harmless prank on Lisa takes a horrific turn and Bobbi's well-intentioned meddling accidentally ruins an innocent student's life. (Repeat).

Robert hires a security guard after a string of thefts; Robert learns the truth behind his baby's name. (Repeat).

David undertakes a new business venture, while Alexis deals with her first day at school. (Repeat).

A flustered David deals with Ray's assistant Patrick who's trying to help him set up his business; Johnny is called before Alexis' teacher; a high-maintenance guest puts Moira's hospitality skills to the test. (Repeat).

Doug serves Carrie after-work cocktails to relax her so she will be less likely to complain when he strays from his diet, but neighbor Lou Ferrigno becomes concerned for her. Danny: Gary Valentine. Carrie: Leah Remini. Arthur: Jerry Stiller. (Repeat).

Doug tries to persuade Carrie to stop wearing her hair in a bun so she will look sexier at his upcoming high-school reunion, but she refuses. Holly: Nicole Sullivan. Dave: Benjamin John Parrillo. Jimmy: Jon Curry. Miss Mancini: Lisa Long. Miss Berman: Angee Hughes. (Repeat).

Ray decides to become more involved with making decisions around the house, with disastrous results. Contractor: Mark Edward Smith. Debra: Patricia Heaton. (Repeat).

Ray and Frank take advantage of the silent feud between Debra and Marie to get what they want, but Robert is horrified by their selfish actions. Robert: Brad Garrett. Frank: Peter Boyle. Marie: Doris Roberts. (Repeat).

Cliff's father (Dick O'Neill) turns up at the bar to deliver an important message to the son he doesn't even recognize, but Cliff refuses to identify himself to the man who abandoned him as a child. Also, Sam dates an intellectual (Claudia Cron) and tries to keep her from meeting Diane. (Repeat).

As the subject of Diane's psychology paper on the "Don Juan Syndrome," Sam is more than happy to let her class see a case study in action, until he discovers how unflattering her treatise was. Dr. Greenspon: Kenneth Tigar. Reporter: Rafael Mauro. (Repeat).

Chris wants to escape the cold weather, so she convinces John to go to Bermuda with her. But a snowstorm threatens to keep them stuck in New York, which is just fine with John. Chris: Nancy Travis. Hector: Jorge Garcia. (New).

Becker proves he has a conscience when he shows compassion for an HIV-positive patient (Robert Bailey Jr.). Reggie: Terry Farrell. Jake: Alex Desert. Margaret: Hattie Winston. (Repeat).

Doug serves Carrie after-work cocktails to relax her so she will be less likely to complain when he strays from his diet, but neighbor Lou Ferrigno becomes concerned for her. Danny: Gary Valentine. Carrie: Leah Remini. Arthur: Jerry Stiller. (Repeat).

Doug tries to persuade Carrie to stop wearing her hair in a bun so she will look sexier at his upcoming high-school reunion, but she refuses. Holly: Nicole Sullivan. Dave: Benjamin John Parrillo. Jimmy: Jon Curry. Miss Mancini: Lisa Long. Miss Berman: Angee Hughes. (Repeat).

Helen plans a quickie divorce from Antonio, whom she once wed to prevent his deportation. Father: Charles Cioffi. Roberta: Melissa Justin. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. (New).

Antonio falls for his cousin's fiancée (Fabiana Udenio), whom he's to entertain while his cousin is away. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (New).