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Doug looks for work after he quits his job and is turned down by a rival delivery service that he thought had guaranteed him a position. Also, neighbor Lou Ferrigno asks Carrie to help him apply tanning lotion and she gets carried away with her own tan. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Mosko: Steve Mosko. Chip: Michael Yavnieli. Mitch: Craig Anton. (Repeat).

Doug and Deacon attempt to thwart a date Carrie set up between Kelly and a computer guy (Joseph C. Phillips) from Carrie's work. Kirby: Marshaun Daniel. Mickey: Andre Canty. Frank: Mookie Barker. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. Deacon: Victor Williams. Spence: Patton Oswalt. (Repeat).

Roy's ex-wife (Concetta Tomei) seems to want him back, which stuns everyone---except Roy (David Schramm). Mark: John Hawkes. Brian: Steven Weber. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. (New).

Joe cancels one date (Julia Paige) to be with another, while Helen dates another (John Putch) after Davis cancels out on her. Davis: Mark Harelik. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. (New).

Cliff takes ill on the job, so Norm finishes his route. But when Norm gets picked up for mail theft, Cliff sells his buddy down the river. Cop: Troy Evans. Customer: Nick DeMauro. Bambi: Debi Richter. Cliff: John Ratzenberger. Sam: Ted Danson. Carla: Rhea Perlman. (Repeat).

A long-forgotten bet Sam once made with an old friend (Michael Richards) during a drinking binge may cost him his bar if he doesn't marry Jacqueline Bisset by midnight tomorrow. Jackie Bisset: Laurie Walters. Fiedler: Dean Dittman. Tom: Thomas W. Babson. Sam: Ted Danson. Diane: Shelley Long. (Repeat).

In the ninth and final season opener, two young employees arrive, but the staffers label them as new versions of Jim and Dwight. Meanwhile, Andy returns from leadership training and targets Nellie for revenge; Oscar mulls over adopting Angela's cat; and Kevin saves a turtle. (Repeat).

Pam's ex-fiancé, Roy, gets married. Jim and Pam attend the wedding, but Roy's big day causes them to explore possible secrets in their own marriage. Meanwhile, Dwight arrogantly protests Nellie's charity initiative, and Clark woos Erin by enticing her with a fake newscaster job. (Repeat).

Andy flaunts his genealogy when he discovers he's related to Michelle Obama. Meanwhile, Darryl struggles in his new post; Dwight teaches Erin a new language to wow her boyfriend's family; and Nellie tries to persuade Pam that Jim's having an affair. (Repeat).

The staffers hit the road in a rented bus when the building is deemed unsafe. Meanwhile, Nellie reaches out to Andy for help in adopting a baby, and Jim uses pie to spread cheer to Pam. (Repeat).

The guys are chased by a security guard in Montez Walker's gated community. (Repeat).

Karl Hevacheck, aka the Human Genius, gets married. (Repeat).

John treats a man (French Stewart) who displays three distinctive personalities, all of whom drive John crazy. At the diner, Chris and Jake annoy each other with their irksome habits, and Bob becomes a big brother to a 10-year-old boy (Loren Berman). Bob: Saverio Guerra. Jake: Alex Desert. Chris: Nancy Travis. (Repeat).

John enjoys a few laughs at Chris's expense after she does favors for several people only to discover they were all done in vain. Mrs. Bernstein: Angela Paton. Engel: Joe O'Connor. Chris: Nancy Travis. Bob: Saverio Guerra. Linda: Shawnee Smith. (Repeat).

Roy's ex-wife (Concetta Tomei) seems to want him back, which stuns everyone---except Roy (David Schramm). Mark: John Hawkes. Brian: Steven Weber. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. (Repeat).

Joe cancels one date (Julia Paige) to be with another, while Helen dates another (John Putch) after Davis cancels out on her. Davis: Mark Harelik. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. (Repeat).

In the ninth and final season opener, two young employees arrive, but the staffers label them as new versions of Jim and Dwight. Meanwhile, Andy returns from leadership training and targets Nellie for revenge; Oscar mulls over adopting Angela's cat; and Kevin saves a turtle. (Repeat).

Pam's ex-fiancé, Roy, gets married. Jim and Pam attend the wedding, but Roy's big day causes them to explore possible secrets in their own marriage. Meanwhile, Dwight arrogantly protests Nellie's charity initiative, and Clark woos Erin by enticing her with a fake newscaster job. (Repeat).

Andy flaunts his genealogy when he discovers he's related to Michelle Obama. Meanwhile, Darryl struggles in his new post; Dwight teaches Erin a new language to wow her boyfriend's family; and Nellie tries to persuade Pam that Jim's having an affair. (Repeat).

The staffers hit the road in a rented bus when the building is deemed unsafe. Meanwhile, Nellie reaches out to Andy for help in adopting a baby, and Jim uses pie to spread cheer to Pam. (Repeat).

The guys are chased by a security guard in Montez Walker's gated community. (Repeat).

Karl Hevacheck, aka the Human Genius, gets married. (Repeat).

Debra is shocked to learn that her parents (Katherine Helmond, Robert Culp) are separating, and she's equally upset with Ray, who can't keep from laughing when he hears the news. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

Marie invites Robert's two ex-girlfriends, Amy (Monica Horan) and Stefania (Alex Meneses), over to offer Robert advice on relationships. Judy: Sherri Shepherd. Marco: David Proval. Robert: Brad Garrett. Marie: Doris Roberts. (Repeat).

Frasier's booked as a celebrity guest on a cruise ship, where Niles is aghast to find Maris aboard. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Mimi: Stephanie Faracy. Carlos: Miguel Perez. Waiter: Joe Reynolds. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).

Niles' literary-costume party is the setting for a particularly scary Halloween for Roz (Peri Gilpin), who thinks she might be pregnant. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Lady Godiva: Camille Donatacci. (Repeat).

Johnny isn't exactly dead set on speaking at the funeral of a local man with whom he wasn't well-acquainted, while Alexis is flustered over her new boyfriend's affinity for animals. (Repeat).

Johnny and Moira score an invite to Roland's annual Hawaiian soiree, while Alexis and Ted throw a couple's-only dinner party. Later, David and Stevie's relationship is taken up a notch. (Repeat).

Fraser dons his cloak and dagger when a chess mate (Eric Christmas) who's always claimed to be a spy waiting for his next mission is mysteriously attacked and then vanishes. Nada: Martha Burns. Ruth: Susan Douglas Rubes. Pike: Maury Chaykin. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

Gerry and Simon are both assigned student teachers and get mixed results. Meanwhile, in an effort to step up her fitness game, Bobbi takes supplements, to alarming results; and Emma's fairytale characters bear alarming similarities to some of the staff. (Repeat).

Gerry considers forming a teachers union at Xavier, after a run-in with a union construction worker; Robert reads the riot act when Malik skips out early on his janitorial duties; and Lisa is smitten with Trudy's brother. (Repeat).

Johnny isn't exactly dead set on speaking at the funeral of a local man with whom he wasn't well-acquainted, while Alexis is flustered over her new boyfriend's affinity for animals. (Repeat).

Johnny and Moira score an invite to Roland's annual Hawaiian soiree, while Alexis and Ted throw a couple's-only dinner party. Later, David and Stevie's relationship is taken up a notch. (Repeat).

Fraser dons his cloak and dagger when a chess mate (Eric Christmas) who's always claimed to be a spy waiting for his next mission is mysteriously attacked and then vanishes. Nada: Martha Burns. Ruth: Susan Douglas Rubes. Pike: Maury Chaykin. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

Gerry and Simon are both assigned student teachers and get mixed results. Meanwhile, in an effort to step up her fitness game, Bobbi takes supplements, to alarming results; and Emma's fairytale characters bear alarming similarities to some of the staff. (Repeat).

Gerry considers forming a teachers union at Xavier, after a run-in with a union construction worker; Robert reads the riot act when Malik skips out early on his janitorial duties; and Lisa is smitten with Trudy's brother. (Repeat).

Johnny isn't exactly dead set on speaking at the funeral of a local man with whom he wasn't well-acquainted, while Alexis is flustered over her new boyfriend's affinity for animals. (Repeat).

Johnny and Moira score an invite to Roland's annual Hawaiian soiree, while Alexis and Ted throw a couple's-only dinner party. Later, David and Stevie's relationship is taken up a notch. (Repeat).

Doug, Carrie and Arthur have an unpleasant visit with Doug's parents (Jenny O'Hara, Dakin Matthews) at the airport during a layover when Doug argues with them over their living will. Stephanie: Ricki Lake. Clerk: J.P. Manoux. Ticket Agent: Jason Packham. Young Doug: Tyler Hendrickson. Father: Roger Eschbacher. (Repeat).

Carrie takes legal action when her neighbors (Bryan Cranston, Dee Dee Rescher) install an above-ground pool that overlooks her backyard fence, but the pool makes a big splash with Doug. Pruzan: Alex Skuby. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Carrie: Leah Remini. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

Ray reluctantly attends a father-daughter dance with Ally and remembers, in flashbacks, the hectic circumstances surrounding her birth. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. Nurse: Jessica Bern. Doctor: Monique Edwards. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Marie: Doris Roberts. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

On the way to a wedding, Ray obsesses over not walking a date, whom he'll likely see at the reception, to her door 25 years earlier. But it's not his one-time date he should be worrying about---it's Debra. Elizabeth: Vicki Juditz. Scott: Judson Crowder. Nice Man: Rudy Moreno. Elderly Man: Fred Ornstein. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

A sharp reporter (Alison La Placa) doing a story on the Boston singles scene represents the ultimate challenge to Sam's reputation as a ladies man when she fails to fall for his smug, self-centered come-ons. Sam: Ted Danson. Diane: Shelley Long. (Repeat).

After his wife (Jean Kasem) kicks him out of the house, Carla's sleazy ex-husband (Dan Hedaya) comes crawling back to Cheers to try and win back Carla's affection. Rhea Perlman, Ted Danson. (Repeat).

Jake begins to believe his blindness makes him less of a person after he allows a thief to walk right past him with cash stolen from the diner. Chris and John's attempts to cheer him have the reverse effect, so John takes Jake to a hockey game to take his mind off of the matter. But Jake thinks he hears the robber's voice at the game and wants John to make a citizen's arrest. At John's office, Mar

Chris gets jealous when she hears from John that he is dating an editor at a leading magazine and is going to spend Christmas with her in Vermont. Also: Bob fears that a street-corner Santa is out to get him, and Margaret tries to cheer up Linda by having her go caroling with a church group. Helen: Susan Gibney. Chris: Nancy Travis. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (New).

Doug, Carrie and Arthur have an unpleasant visit with Doug's parents (Jenny O'Hara, Dakin Matthews) at the airport during a layover when Doug argues with them over their living will. Stephanie: Ricki Lake. Clerk: J.P. Manoux. Ticket Agent: Jason Packham. Young Doug: Tyler Hendrickson. Father: Roger Eschbacher. (Repeat).

Carrie takes legal action when her neighbors (Bryan Cranston, Dee Dee Rescher) install an above-ground pool that overlooks her backyard fence, but the pool makes a big splash with Doug. Pruzan: Alex Skuby. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Carrie: Leah Remini. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

To Alex's dismay, a bad influence (Charles Rocket) has Brian spending his nights out with the boys. Alex: Farrah Forke. Big Strong Man: Robert Ridgely. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. (New).

Joe sweats out a loan application; Helen anticipates a breakup with Davis. Ray Charles has a cameo. Thompson: Tim Stack. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Alex: Farrah Forke. (New).

A sharp reporter (Alison La Placa) doing a story on the Boston singles scene represents the ultimate challenge to Sam's reputation as a ladies man when she fails to fall for his smug, self-centered come-ons. Sam: Ted Danson. Diane: Shelley Long. (Repeat).

After his wife (Jean Kasem) kicks him out of the house, Carla's sleazy ex-husband (Dan Hedaya) comes crawling back to Cheers to try and win back Carla's affection. Rhea Perlman, Ted Danson. (Repeat).

It's Halloween in the office, and the trick's on Andy when his college music group arrives to perform, leading to a confrontation with his frenemy, Broccoli Rob (Stephen Colbert). Elsewhere, Dwight suspects a psycho is running rampant in the office, and Jim and Pam clash over Jim's new job. (Repeat).

Money problems plague Andy's family. Meanwhile, Dwight guests on a local radio show, so the staffers harass him with outrageous phone calls; and Kevin unearths a big secret about Oscar. (Repeat).

Dwight faces his greatest professional shortcoming—selling to women. As a result, the lady staffers step up to give him advice so he can successfully sell to an important female client. Meanwhile, Angela suspects her paramour is cheating; Andy uses technology to connect with the others from his boat; and Toby tries to convince the men to grow mustaches. (Repeat).

Angela discovers the harsh truth about her husband's affair with Oscar, so she reaches out to Dwight for help. Meanwhile, Jim requests a favor from Stanley and Phyllis; Pam begins painting a mural in the warehouse; and Pete creates a tower made out of complaint cards. (Repeat).

The guys take a "man trip" to get their macho mojo back. (Repeat).

In the second-season finale, the guys' Thanksgiving trip to a resort known for debauchery is in jeopardy unless they can get Blake a passport in six hours. (Repeat).

Jake begins to believe his blindness makes him less of a person after he allows a thief to walk right past him with cash stolen from the diner. Chris and John's attempts to cheer him have the reverse effect, so John takes Jake to a hockey game to take his mind off of the matter. But Jake thinks he hears the robber's voice at the game and wants John to make a citizen's arrest. At John's office, Mar

Chris gets jealous when she hears from John that he is dating an editor at a leading magazine and is going to spend Christmas with her in Vermont. Also: Bob fears that a street-corner Santa is out to get him, and Margaret tries to cheer up Linda by having her go caroling with a church group. Helen: Susan Gibney. Chris: Nancy Travis. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (Repeat).

To Alex's dismay, a bad influence (Charles Rocket) has Brian spending his nights out with the boys. Alex: Farrah Forke. Big Strong Man: Robert Ridgely. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. (Repeat).

Joe sweats out a loan application; Helen anticipates a breakup with Davis. Ray Charles has a cameo. Thompson: Tim Stack. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Alex: Farrah Forke. (Repeat).

It's Halloween in the office, and the trick's on Andy when his college music group arrives to perform, leading to a confrontation with his frenemy, Broccoli Rob (Stephen Colbert). Elsewhere, Dwight suspects a psycho is running rampant in the office, and Jim and Pam clash over Jim's new job. (Repeat).

Money problems plague Andy's family. Meanwhile, Dwight guests on a local radio show, so the staffers harass him with outrageous phone calls; and Kevin unearths a big secret about Oscar. (Repeat).

Dwight faces his greatest professional shortcoming—selling to women. As a result, the lady staffers step up to give him advice so he can successfully sell to an important female client. Meanwhile, Angela suspects her paramour is cheating; Andy uses technology to connect with the others from his boat; and Toby tries to convince the men to grow mustaches. (Repeat).

Angela discovers the harsh truth about her husband's affair with Oscar, so she reaches out to Dwight for help. Meanwhile, Jim requests a favor from Stanley and Phyllis; Pam begins painting a mural in the warehouse; and Pete creates a tower made out of complaint cards. (Repeat).

The guys take a "man trip" to get their macho mojo back. (Repeat).

In the second-season finale, the guys' Thanksgiving trip to a resort known for debauchery is in jeopardy unless they can get Blake a passport in six hours. (Repeat).

Ray reluctantly attends a father-daughter dance with Ally and remembers, in flashbacks, the hectic circumstances surrounding her birth. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. Nurse: Jessica Bern. Doctor: Monique Edwards. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Marie: Doris Roberts. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

On the way to a wedding, Ray obsesses over not walking a date, whom he'll likely see at the reception, to her door 25 years earlier. But it's not his one-time date he should be worrying about---it's Debra. Elizabeth: Vicki Juditz. Scott: Judson Crowder. Nice Man: Rudy Moreno. Elderly Man: Fred Ornstein. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

The father of Roz's baby is revealed to be a mere babe himself. Roz: Peri Gilpin. Rick: Todd Babcock. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Bulldog: Dan Butler. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).

The apparent flawlessness of a new radio personality galls Frasier. Clint: Bill Campbell. Robert: Francois Giroday. Sharon: Lindsay Price. Gil: Edward Hibbert. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).

Moira is visited by her estranged sister, while David is asked to discuss being "different" with one of Jocelyn's students. (Repeat).

Johnny's attempts to arrange a surprise birthday party for Moira take a detour when she unwittingly takes over planning of her own big bash. (Repeat).

Fraser tries to learn more about a murder possibly committed by the real Ray, which may be connected to the activities of a radical anti-government group. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. Stella: Anne Marie Loder. Welsh: Beau Starr. (Repeat).

Gerry's big weekend plans for a fantasy-baseball draft are scuttled when he must cover Saturday detention. Meanwhile, Robert and Lisa have an impromptu heart-to-heart in an attempt to deal with her appointment as the new principal. (Repeat).

A disinterested Gerry is assigned to help Ricki prepare for a fencing tournament; and Bobbi invites the recently divorced Dwyer to dinner, with the intention of seducing him. (Repeat).

Moira is visited by her estranged sister, while David is asked to discuss being "different" with one of Jocelyn's students. (Repeat).

Johnny's attempts to arrange a surprise birthday party for Moira take a detour when she unwittingly takes over planning of her own big bash. (Repeat).

Fraser tries to learn more about a murder possibly committed by the real Ray, which may be connected to the activities of a radical anti-government group. Fraser: Paul Gross. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. Stella: Anne Marie Loder. Welsh: Beau Starr. (Repeat).

Gerry's big weekend plans for a fantasy-baseball draft are scuttled when he must cover Saturday detention. Meanwhile, Robert and Lisa have an impromptu heart-to-heart in an attempt to deal with her appointment as the new principal. (Repeat).

A disinterested Gerry is assigned to help Ricki prepare for a fencing tournament; and Bobbi invites the recently divorced Dwyer to dinner, with the intention of seducing him. (Repeat).

Moira is visited by her estranged sister, while David is asked to discuss being "different" with one of Jocelyn's students. (Repeat).

Johnny's attempts to arrange a surprise birthday party for Moira take a detour when she unwittingly takes over planning of her own big bash. (Repeat).

Doug is roped into trying to get his unemployed cousin, Danny (Gary Valentine), a delivery job with him. Uncle Stu: Gavin MacLeod. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Deacon: Victor Williams. Carrie: Leah Remini. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Carrie learns she's pregnant, but she fears that she and Doug aren't prepared to be parents and can't afford a baby. Also: Deacon attempts to reconcile with Kelly, but Spence gets jealous. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Berenson: Gregory White. Alex: Nick Jameson. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Carrie: Leah Remini. (Repeat).

The girls are aghast but the guys think it's great when Robert starts dating a sexy and much younger woman (Tinsley Grimes). Robert: Brad Garrett. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

Ray gives Debra cookware for Christmas with an ulterior motive in mind. But when she gives him an expensive gift, he suspects she's up to something. Andy: Andy Kindler. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. Robert: Brad Garrett. Marie: Doris Roberts. (Repeat).

Norm's boss (Richard Roat) catches him goofing off at Cheers and, instead of firing him, promotes him to company hatchet man, a position in which the big guy excels with his unique approach to firing employees. Twitchell: Raye Birk. Parker: Warren Munson. Richter: Mark Schubb. Wagner: David Wohl. Cliff: John Ratzenberger. Carla: Rhea Perlman. (Repeat).

Diane agrees to go to Europe with Frasier when he's offered a teaching post at the University of Bologna. This is the last original episode featuring Nicholas Colasanto as Coach. Sam: Ted Danson. Carla: Rhea Perlman. (Repeat).

Margaret looks back 10 years to her first meeting with John. She recalls persuading him to hire her and keep his practice open instead of closing shop and returning to Boston. At the diner, Bob hides from an angry tenant who wants him to fix a clogged drain. Franklin: Wendell Wright. Margaret: Hattie Winston. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (New).

Jake and Bob misinterpret one of Chris's phone conversations and assume that she and John are sleeping together. At the office, John tries to persuade a promiscuous teen to use condoms. Brad: Taylor Handley. Mrs. Sherwood: Judith Drake. Jake: Alex Desert. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (New).

Doug is roped into trying to get his unemployed cousin, Danny (Gary Valentine), a delivery job with him. Uncle Stu: Gavin MacLeod. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Deacon: Victor Williams. Carrie: Leah Remini. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Carrie learns she's pregnant, but she fears that she and Doug aren't prepared to be parents and can't afford a baby. Also: Deacon attempts to reconcile with Kelly, but Spence gets jealous. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. O'Boyle: Sam McMurray. Berenson: Gregory White. Alex: Nick Jameson. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Carrie: Leah Remini. (Repeat).

Helen goes to see fiancé Davis, telling Joe their intimate evening together was "a mistake." Reverend: Douglas Rowe. Joe: Tim Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (New).

The arrival of Helen's "perfect"---and snobby---sister Casey (Amy Yasbeck) spoils Joe's romantic-dinner plans. Waiter: Layne Beamer. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (New).

Norm's boss (Richard Roat) catches him goofing off at Cheers and, instead of firing him, promotes him to company hatchet man, a position in which the big guy excels with his unique approach to firing employees. Twitchell: Raye Birk. Parker: Warren Munson. Richter: Mark Schubb. Wagner: David Wohl. Cliff: John Ratzenberger. Carla: Rhea Perlman. (Repeat).

Diane agrees to go to Europe with Frasier when he's offered a teaching post at the University of Bologna. This is the last original episode featuring Nicholas Colasanto as Coach. Sam: Ted Danson. Carla: Rhea Perlman. (Repeat).

When the office holiday party fizzles, Dwight throws a traditional Schrute German Christmas. Meanwhile, Darryl suspects that Jim has forgotten to include him in a new job opportunity in Philadelphia, and Pete teaches Erin about the film "Die Hard." (Repeat).

When Pam unwittingly brings lice into the office, Meredith gets blamed and Dwight goes on a quest to annihilate the tiny insects. Elsewhere, Jim courts a potential associate in Philadelphia, and three staffers snoop into Darryl's love life. (Repeat).

Clark brings an espresso maker to the office, and the staff embraces the new device. Meanwhile, Dwight and Clark pretend to be a father-and-son duo to land a sale; and Darryl goes on an interview at Jim's company, where Pam drops by unexpectedly. (Repeat).

Dwight tries to stop Darryl from moving to Jim's start-up company. Elsewhere, Jim misses his daughter's first recital, to Pam's dismay; Nellie spills the beans about Pete and Erin. Also: A behind-the-scenes look at the documentary comes into view. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 premiere, the guys' first LSD experience coincides with a business trip. (Repeat).

The guys go behind Karl's back when they find a new drug dealer. (Repeat).

Margaret looks back 10 years to her first meeting with John. She recalls persuading him to hire her and keep his practice open instead of closing shop and returning to Boston. At the diner, Bob hides from an angry tenant who wants him to fix a clogged drain. Franklin: Wendell Wright. Margaret: Hattie Winston. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (Repeat).

Jake and Bob misinterpret one of Chris's phone conversations and assume that she and John are sleeping together. At the office, John tries to persuade a promiscuous teen to use condoms. Brad: Taylor Handley. Mrs. Sherwood: Judith Drake. Jake: Alex Desert. Bob: Saverio Guerra. (Repeat).

Helen goes to see fiancé Davis, telling Joe their intimate evening together was "a mistake." Reverend: Douglas Rowe. Joe: Tim Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (Repeat).

The arrival of Helen's "perfect"---and snobby---sister Casey (Amy Yasbeck) spoils Joe's romantic-dinner plans. Waiter: Layne Beamer. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Brian: Steven Weber. (Repeat).

When the office holiday party fizzles, Dwight throws a traditional Schrute German Christmas. Meanwhile, Darryl suspects that Jim has forgotten to include him in a new job opportunity in Philadelphia, and Pete teaches Erin about the film "Die Hard." (Repeat).

When Pam unwittingly brings lice into the office, Meredith gets blamed and Dwight goes on a quest to annihilate the tiny insects. Elsewhere, Jim courts a potential associate in Philadelphia, and three staffers snoop into Darryl's love life. (Repeat).

Clark brings an espresso maker to the office, and the staff embraces the new device. Meanwhile, Dwight and Clark pretend to be a father-and-son duo to land a sale; and Darryl goes on an interview at Jim's company, where Pam drops by unexpectedly. (Repeat).

Dwight tries to stop Darryl from moving to Jim's start-up company. Elsewhere, Jim misses his daughter's first recital, to Pam's dismay; Nellie spills the beans about Pete and Erin. Also: A behind-the-scenes look at the documentary comes into view. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 premiere, the guys' first LSD experience coincides with a business trip. (Repeat).

The guys go behind Karl's back when they find a new drug dealer. (Repeat).

The girls are aghast but the guys think it's great when Robert starts dating a sexy and much younger woman (Tinsley Grimes). Robert: Brad Garrett. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

Ray gives Debra cookware for Christmas with an ulterior motive in mind. But when she gives him an expensive gift, he suspects she's up to something. Andy: Andy Kindler. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. Robert: Brad Garrett. Marie: Doris Roberts. (Repeat).

The Fox and Whistle is a new pub in Frasier's life, where everyone knows his name---much to the chagrin of Daphne (Jane Leeves). Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).

On a massage table, everyone gets a chance to work out tensions caused by Christmas just past by telling their version of events. Albert: Conrad Janis. Doris: Brooks Almy. Masseur: Albert Macklin. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, Johnny may have found a buyer for the town, and a surprised David and Alexis realize they may have become more attached to Schitt's Creek than they ever imagined possible. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, the Roses search for David, while Alexis' relationship with Mutt goes to the next level despite her technically being engaged to Ted. (Repeat).

The investigation into a flight attendant's murder falls into Fraser's hands when it's discovered that the victim was the daughter of a high-level RCMP officer. Gen. LaSalle: Scott Hylands. Maxwell/Percy: Shawn Alex Thompson. Fraser: Paul Gross. Thatcher: Camilla Scott. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

Gerry attempts to rein in an unruly student, but must face the boy's notoriously overprotective and obnoxious mother. Meanwhile, Bobbi realizes she once again has fallen into the role of staff "punching bag," and tries to transfer the title onto another staff member. (Repeat).

On a leadership retreat to a nature centre with students, Gerry is smitten with a comely staffer; Lisa discovers Trudy is running a "death pool" gambling ring; and Simon and Frank's game of rugby spoons takes a mean turn. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, Johnny may have found a buyer for the town, and a surprised David and Alexis realize they may have become more attached to Schitt's Creek than they ever imagined possible. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, the Roses search for David, while Alexis' relationship with Mutt goes to the next level despite her technically being engaged to Ted. (Repeat).

The investigation into a flight attendant's murder falls into Fraser's hands when it's discovered that the victim was the daughter of a high-level RCMP officer. Gen. LaSalle: Scott Hylands. Maxwell/Percy: Shawn Alex Thompson. Fraser: Paul Gross. Thatcher: Camilla Scott. Kowalski: Callum Keith Rennie. (Repeat).

Gerry attempts to rein in an unruly student, but must face the boy's notoriously overprotective and obnoxious mother. Meanwhile, Bobbi realizes she once again has fallen into the role of staff "punching bag," and tries to transfer the title onto another staff member. (Repeat).

On a leadership retreat to a nature centre with students, Gerry is smitten with a comely staffer; Lisa discovers Trudy is running a "death pool" gambling ring; and Simon and Frank's game of rugby spoons takes a mean turn. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, Johnny may have found a buyer for the town, and a surprised David and Alexis realize they may have become more attached to Schitt's Creek than they ever imagined possible. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, the Roses search for David, while Alexis' relationship with Mutt goes to the next level despite her technically being engaged to Ted. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Doug takes on a second job as a limo driver to make some extra money to prepare for the arrival of the baby. Also, Arthur attempts to cut household expenses by helping to build a basement bathroom. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. Marilyn: Nicole Sullivan. Dr. Lindhardt: David Manis. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

Doug hires a dog walker (Nicole Sullivan) to take Arthur for a stroll three times a week so he and Carrie can have some time alone in hopes of getting pregnant. An unsuspecting Arthur thinks his new companion is a student who wants to learn about his WWII experiences. Leonard: Bobby Divito. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Arthur: Jerry Stiller. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

Ray and Debra go out to dinner on Valentine's Day, only to discover that they don't have anything to say to each other. Of course, their lack of conversation later sparks a lot of discussion from Debra. Waiter: Eric Ramirez. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).

First-grader Michael shocks the Barone clan with an unpleasant story he wrote about them. Father Hubley: Charles Durning. Michael: Sullivan Sweeten. Marie: Doris Roberts. (Repeat).

With Diane off in Europe, Carla wants Sam to hire a waitress who won't invite romantic entanglements, and a mature Englishwoman (Lila Kaye) appears to fit the bill---until Sam meets her lovely daughter (Camilla More). Sydney: Rhonda Shear. Bellboy: Gregory Snegoff. Brenda: Brynja Willis. (Repeat).

When her ex-principal (Camila Ashlend) starts to frequent the bar, Carla tries to persuade her old classmates to help her get revenge on the woman she considers the "most wretched creature on Earth." Mo: Ellen Gerstein. Donna: Catherine Paolone. Roxanne: Marsha Warfield. Kathy: Kate Zentall. (Repeat).

John's former college roommate (Kelsey Grammer) at Harvard visits to seek forgiveness for past offenses, but John refuses to pardon his old friend. Meanwhile, at the diner, Bob becomes convinced that he is going to die soon; and at the office Linda accuses Margaret of having an affair. Cliff: James Pickens Jr. Bob: Saverio Guerra. Linda: Shawnee Smith. Margaret: Hattie Winston. (New).

John gets upset when a patient refuses to take any more medication because he believes God is healing him through prayer. At the diner, Bob brags that he is part Native American and tries to cash in on his newfound heritage, and Linda attempts to keep up the charade in her "long-distance" relationship with a fellow New Yorker. Stoler: Daniel Roebuck. Bob: Saverio Guerra. Linda: Shawnee Smith. Marg

Conclusion. Doug takes on a second job as a limo driver to make some extra money to prepare for the arrival of the baby. Also, Arthur attempts to cut household expenses by helping to build a basement bathroom. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. Marilyn: Nicole Sullivan. Dr. Lindhardt: David Manis. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

Doug hires a dog walker (Nicole Sullivan) to take Arthur for a stroll three times a week so he and Carrie can have some time alone in hopes of getting pregnant. An unsuspecting Arthur thinks his new companion is a student who wants to learn about his WWII experiences. Leonard: Bobby Divito. Spence: Patton Oswalt. Arthur: Jerry Stiller. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

Joe joins Brian in seeing a therapist after Helen moves up their wedding date. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Casey: Amy Yasbeck. (New).

Brian starts dating again, but finds no immediate spark with a woman who seems perfect for him. Joan: Dedee Pfeiffer. Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. Lisa: Michael-Anne Poston. (New).

With Diane off in Europe, Carla wants Sam to hire a waitress who won't invite romantic entanglements, and a mature Englishwoman (Lila Kaye) appears to fit the bill---until Sam meets her lovely daughter (Camilla More). Sydney: Rhonda Shear. Bellboy: Gregory Snegoff. Brenda: Brynja Willis. (Repeat).

When her ex-principal (Camila Ashlend) starts to frequent the bar, Carla tries to persuade her old classmates to help her get revenge on the woman she considers the "most wretched creature on Earth." Mo: Ellen Gerstein. Donna: Catherine Paolone. Roxanne: Marsha Warfield. Kathy: Kate Zentall. (Repeat).