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The team begins the competition without three of its most needed members.

Angela and Tony (Judith Light, Tony Danza) wind up baby-sitting for a man (Paul Lieber) who has abandoned his child to pursue an acting career.

Angela and Tony (Judith Light, Tony Danza) wind up baby-sitting for a man (Paul Lieber) who has abandoned his child to pursue an acting career.

Tony is determined to beat an old baseball rival.

Angela's cooking puts Tony in the hospital.

An associate upstages Angela in an ad campaign.

Jennifer angers a friend by defending him; Alex's ego is damaged when he discovers that Mallory's IQ is higher than his.

The Keatons' cousin arrives to tell of her adventures abroad, but she can't seem to get a word in edgewise.

Alex attempts to find Mallory another boyfriend after she breaks up with Rick.

The Keatons are stunned when they finally meet Mallory's boyfriend, Nick.

Drew decides he's going to toughen up, but when a co-worker is fired and left homeless, Drew has a hard time turning him away.

Drew (Drew Carey) gets fired by Mimi (Kathy Kinney) and becomes suspicious of Mr. Wick's (Craig Ferguson) whereabouts; Drew meets his neighbors.

Drew schemes to get his house back after it is seized because of his former roommate's illegal activity.

When his girlfriend refuses to "pig out" on junk food, Drew changes his diet and decides to lose weight.

Bill and Lisa (Phil Hartman, Maura Tierney) book Jerry Seinfeld (guest starring as himself) as a guest on their new program, saving them from disaster.

Proud to be the strangest person on staff, Matthew (Andy Dick) is challenged by the appearance of an odd temp (guest star French Stewart).

A futuristic WNYX operates in outer space; guest Bobbie Brown.

Jimmy (Stephen Root) hires a lawyer (guest star Norm MacDonald) when Matthew (Andy Dick) is injured while playing a game in the office.

Maya's photography teacher (David Clennon) wants her to pose in the nude; Finch competes for Jack's attention.

Nina, Maya and Elliott are thrilled to have been nominated for Femmy Awards; Finch is rejected by a cover girl.

Fair play is not a priority when Jack hires former slugger Steve Garvey for the annual baseball game.

Jack is determined to get back in shape and hires a tough, personal trainer (Neal McDonough); Maya and Finch collaborate on a screenplay.

Jack cooks dinner for a famous food critic.

Larry and Furley attempt to stop the threesome from moving to a luxury beach house.

George's attempts to get out of a painting party land him in the state mental institution.

A television documentary on Louise's success with a suicide hotline could lead to a deadly failure.

Fred thinks that all his furniture has been stolen when Lamont and Esther send it out to be upholstered.

Esther and Woodrow are not pleased with Daniel, their newly adopted son with a different religious belief.

Luger is despondent with his new assignment in the Twelfth; a man robs a liquor store with a duelist's pistol; and a citizen steals a TV from the police vault.

A bookstore owner is infuriated when a strip club opens near his place of business; Gunmen storm the precinct.

A meddlesome contest winner spends a week with the Partridges.

No one in the family is very happy about Laurie's new boyfriend, a biker named Snake.

Both George and Hazel conspire to get a new client for George's business.

Hazel's plan to get rid of a bothersome handyman backfires when he proposes to her.

Jeannie's English uncles have to approve of her future husband.

A mannequin fills in for Jeannie at the wedding; Roger is the best man.

Samantha's old boyfriend Rollo appears; Endora drinks a love potion intended for Samantha.

Maude comes face to face with today's youth when she agrees to chaperone Phillip's birthday party.

Arthur's convictions during a doctors' strike prove to be very unhealthy.

Vera causes trouble for Mel when she cashes an old school friend's check at the diner.

Mel's beneficiaries start squabbling over what they will get when he passes away.

Jo fears Blair's boyfriend is using drugs.

The girls head to Florida for spring break.

Jackie continues her relationship with a married man despite opposition from the family.

Wanting to surprise his parents with an Easter visit, Monroe is shocked when they tell him not to come.

Steven oversees a revival of his semi-autobiographical play depicting life in the free-spirited '60s.

Alex tries to use Nick's artistic abilities in a profitable venture.

Jack cooks dinner for a famous food critic.

Larry and Furley attempt to stop the threesome from moving to a luxury beach house.

EPW Wrestling is a pro wrestling show based in Booneville, Miss., that host weekly wrestling events.

A bookstore owner is infuriated when a strip club opens near his place of business; Gunmen storm the precinct.

Alex tells Nick he'd rather spend his weekends with his friends than with him.

Schneider becomes involved with a 22-year-old woman.

George's attempts to get out of a painting party land him in the state mental institution.

A television documentary on Louise's success with a suicide hotline could lead to a deadly failure.

Fred thinks that all his furniture has been stolen when Lamont and Esther send it out to be upholstered.

Esther and Woodrow are not pleased with Daniel, their newly adopted son with a different religious belief.

Actor Peter Strauss; author Gore Vidal.

A beautiful woman (Nicollette Sheridan) whispers sweet nothings in Becker's ear during a six-hour flight to Las Vegas; a plastic surgeon (Gilbert Gottfried) takes over Becker's practice while he is away.

Margaret begins to regret her decision to become a nurse instead of a singer; Linda gives out flu shots while Becker searches for Margaret.