2024-10-04
Arthur's inclusion at an outing to a Mets game creates problems for Doug. (Repeat).
Doug and Carrie, along with Deacon and Kelly, go on a weekend trip. While there, they find out that Deacon and Kelly have a very active sex life. (Repeat).
When Lowell asks Helen out, she reluctantly accepts and has a good time---unlike Lowell (Thomas Haden Church). Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (New).
The Hacketts compete for a pilot (Farrah Forke), who finds them both infantile. Tracey Walter. Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. (New).
Carla's loutish ex, Nick (Dan Hedaya), invites her to his wedding to make her jealous of his blonde-bombshell fiancée (Jean Kasem), but the tables are turned when she shows up with hunky Sam as her date. Rhea Perlman, Ted Danson. Norm: George Wendt. (Repeat).
Sam reluctantly hires out-of-work Norm to do his taxes---and then has the resulting five-figure refund checked by his regular accountant. When Norm gets wind of suspicious Sam's actions, he's insulted and it looks like the days of their friendship may be numbered. (Repeat).
It's an undercover mission at the office when Toby and Dwight lurk in the shadows to investigate a workers'-compensation claim filed by warehouse denizen Darryl. Meanwhile, Pam gets busy on a guest list for the wedding; and Michael feels defensive following a request from Jim. (Repeat).
Corporate honcho David Wallace (Andy Buckley) floors the staffers with news that not all will receive raises for the year. Elsewhere, Jim pushes Dwight too far, so Dwight sets out to form office alliances. And Pam focuses on her wedding-gift wish list. (Repeat).
When a potential buyer arrives at Dunder Mifflin, Michael, Dwight, Andy and Pam team up to win his favor by highlighting their top-drawer contacts. Meanwhile, Michael reflects on memorable moments at the office. (Repeat).
A mysterious company named Sabre, headed by a magnetic, unorthodox CEO (Kathy Bates), swoops in and buys out Dunder Mifflin. As Michael balks at Sabre's new policies, Andy and Erin write a welcome song to greet the company. Meanwhile, Pam and Jim hope to get accepted into a desired day-care center. Christian Slater has a cameo. (Repeat).
Adam goes into a sales slump, so Ders and Blake hire an actor to help him rebound. (Repeat).
The guys take peyote, but then are tasked with babysitting. (Repeat).
Reggie secretly conducts a psychology experiment on John to see if he treats attractive patients the same as unattractive ones. Also, Jake gets into a jam when he's accidentally sent a driver's license. George: Brian Posehn. Ms. Owens: Bonita Friedericy. Ms. Alcott: Claire Yarlett. Reggie: Terry Farrell. Jake: Alex Desert. (Repeat).
John doesn't know what to do when he accidentally learns that Linda and Reggie are dating the same guy (Victor Webster); Bob tries in vain to figure out who the hooker is in his building. Anita: Sara Mornell. Mrs. Davis: Jane Childerhose. Bignozi: Tony Rossi. Kathy: Mary Gallagher. Reggie: Terry Farrell. Linda: Shawnee Smith. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (Repeat).
When Lowell asks Helen out, she reluctantly accepts and has a good time---unlike Lowell (Thomas Haden Church). Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (Repeat).
The Hacketts compete for a pilot (Farrah Forke), who finds them both infantile. Tracey Walter. Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. (Repeat).
It's an undercover mission at the office when Toby and Dwight lurk in the shadows to investigate a workers'-compensation claim filed by warehouse denizen Darryl. Meanwhile, Pam gets busy on a guest list for the wedding; and Michael feels defensive following a request from Jim. (Repeat).
Corporate honcho David Wallace (Andy Buckley) floors the staffers with news that not all will receive raises for the year. Elsewhere, Jim pushes Dwight too far, so Dwight sets out to form office alliances. And Pam focuses on her wedding-gift wish list. (Repeat).
When a potential buyer arrives at Dunder Mifflin, Michael, Dwight, Andy and Pam team up to win his favor by highlighting their top-drawer contacts. Meanwhile, Michael reflects on memorable moments at the office. (Repeat).
A mysterious company named Sabre, headed by a magnetic, unorthodox CEO (Kathy Bates), swoops in and buys out Dunder Mifflin. As Michael balks at Sabre's new policies, Andy and Erin write a welcome song to greet the company. Meanwhile, Pam and Jim hope to get accepted into a desired day-care center. Christian Slater has a cameo. (Repeat).
Adam goes into a sales slump, so Ders and Blake hire an actor to help him rebound. (Repeat).
The guys take peyote, but then are tasked with babysitting. (Repeat).
Ray goes to great lengths and considerable expense to get back a valuable trading card that Ally had but Ray made her return because he thought she was getting taken in a trade. Russell: Paul Reubens. Parker: David Hunt. Tyler: Scotty Leavenworth. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).
Ray, Frank and Robert are amazed when Debra makes braciole and it actually tastes good, but Marie is crushed that Debra may be turning into a good cook. Andy: Andy Kindler. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Marie: Doris Roberts. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).
Niles (David Hyde Pierce) becomes a dancing fool after Daphne teaches him a few steps to prepare him for a date at a society ball. Claire: Nancy Stafford. Lacey and Andrew: Christine McGraw, Hank Stratton. Waitress: Luck Hari. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).
Niles asks a wise guy to help fix Maris's parking-ticket problem. Jerome: Harris Yulin. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Voice of Brandy: Faith Prince. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Martin: John Mahoney. Daphne: Jane Leeves. (Repeat).
Singles Week gets underway just as Jocelyn's baby arrives, and Patrick takes his relationship with David to the next level. (Repeat).
It's Christmas Eve and Johnny wants to celebrate with an old-fashioned Rose Christmas Party, but the rest of the family has trouble getting into the holiday spirit. (Repeat).
Ray's dance with the sister (Carrie-Anne Moss) of his childhood nemesis (James Bracchitta), now a mobster, sparks a brawl that gets the detective suspended. Charlie: Louis Di Bianco. Michael: Hannus Jaenicke. St. Laurent: Lee Purcell. Gardino: Daniel Kash. Ray: David Marciano. Fraser: Paul Gross. (Repeat).
Gerry brings his personal views into the classroom; Simon develops a crush on a new teacher. (Repeat).
Gerry tries to take his class to Boston so he and Bill can watch a Celtics game. (Repeat).
Singles Week gets underway just as Jocelyn's baby arrives, and Patrick takes his relationship with David to the next level. (Repeat).
It's Christmas Eve and Johnny wants to celebrate with an old-fashioned Rose Christmas Party, but the rest of the family has trouble getting into the holiday spirit. (Repeat).
Ray's dance with the sister (Carrie-Anne Moss) of his childhood nemesis (James Bracchitta), now a mobster, sparks a brawl that gets the detective suspended. Charlie: Louis Di Bianco. Michael: Hannus Jaenicke. St. Laurent: Lee Purcell. Gardino: Daniel Kash. Ray: David Marciano. Fraser: Paul Gross. (Repeat).
Gerry brings his personal views into the classroom; Simon develops a crush on a new teacher. (Repeat).
Gerry tries to take his class to Boston so he and Bill can watch a Celtics game. (Repeat).
Singles Week gets underway just as Jocelyn's baby arrives, and Patrick takes his relationship with David to the next level. (Repeat).
It's Christmas Eve and Johnny wants to celebrate with an old-fashioned Rose Christmas Party, but the rest of the family has trouble getting into the holiday spirit. (Repeat).
A dinner with Ray and Debra Barone (Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton) goes awry when Doug gets stuck in an opening to the attic and Debra learns that Ray insulted her. Chenz: Robert Brooks. Eric: Jason Packham. Richie: Larry Romano. Carrie: Leah Remini. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).
A waitress flirts with Doug which causes him to start acting strange. (Repeat).
Ray and Debra encourage Ray's parents to broaden their social life, but Frank and Marie can't seem to do it without including Ray in the mix. Seth: Dom Irrera. Harry: David Byrd. Rita: Anna Berger. Marie: Doris Roberts. Frank: Peter Boyle. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).
Ray can't understand why Debra wants some time to be alone, and when he tells his parents about it, they really can't understand. Ray: Ray Romano. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Marie: Doris Roberts. Frank: Peter Boyle. Robert: Brad Garrett. (Repeat).
When lonesome Coach begins spending every moment with Sam and Diane, they decide he needs some female companionship. Katherine: Eve Roberts. Woman: Robyn Peterson. (Repeat).
Cliff is "called out" by a bar bully (Peter Iacangelo) who's fed up with the sciolist's know-it-all attitude. When the pusillanimous postman punks out, his pals are disappointed, but Cliff saves face with a surprising demonstration of his pugilistic prowess. (Repeat).
John, for once, is at a loss for words when his godson (Marc Valera) seeks his advice on how to tell his father that he is gay; Reggie gets caught up in a game of one-upmanship with a snooty acquaintance (Molly Hagan). Frank: Richard Gilliland. Walters: Nick Gaza. Ming: Tim Edward Rhoze. (New).
John is crankier than normal when he suffers a bout of insomnia, which he believes can be cured by watching mindless TV shows. Unfortunately, his TV set is broken and he refuses to buy a new one. Clay: Shawn Michael Howard. Mrs. Recinos: Barbara Sharma. Regozy: Jim Ward. Jake: Alex Desert. Reggie: Terry Farrell. John: Ted Danson. (New).