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Jack's friends think he is the chef at a fancy French restaurant where he is actually a busboy.

The Ropers discover a teenage girl has been sleeping in their storeroom for weeks.

Mystery-meat stew; bawdy poem.

Army colonel; country singer.

Clergymen get a surprise; the news.

Christmas; Fred Scuttle.

Clergymen get a surprise; the news.

Christmas; Fred Scuttle.

Appendicitis cancels Nicole's "sweet 16" party.

Joey is arrested for protesting environmental pollution.

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Angry Natalie decides to run for mayor of Peekskill.

Jo's father makes a fortune in the stock market; he goes on a shopping spree and spends money on her rather than giving her the attention she wants.

Tootie has a difficult choice to make when she seems more concerned with a theatrical audition than with her upcoming high-school graduation.

Natalie and Tootie make some discoveries when they move into an apartment together.

Muriel's labor pains start off with a bad note when a stuck piano blocks their way to the hospital.

Meet the next generation of superstar female athletes around the country as we go behind the scenes to shine the light on them and their interests off the field, along with catching up with the female legends who paved the way for all this growth.

Host Taylor Thoen profiles publicly traded companies across North America and explores the issues that affect them.

Chad Miles goes in search of outdoor adventure and showcases the best fishing, hunting and wildlife-related recreation Kentucky has to offer.

Benson's friend Sen. Diane Hartford has an interesting proposition for the lieutenant governor.

Clayton's worried that he's about to lose his family inheritance.

The night of a dance finds Barbara in trouble.

Ann finds she has little in common with the other patrons of Ginny's singles bar.

Julie cracks under the pressure of her upcoming college boards.

The girls start to worry when Ann doesn't call while away on a business trip.

Charlie's date (Adrienne Barbeau) is Dr. Samuels' sister.

The chess-team coach's fervor distracts Arvid.

Dr. Samuels (William G. Schilling) objects when moonlighting Charlie (Howard Hesseman) does late-night TV commercials for appliances.

Dennis' antics demote him to a remedial class.

Tony (Tony Danza) regrets his promise to help a friend's daughter (Shareen Mitchell) when she falls for him. With Judith Light.

Tony (Tony Danza) steps in when concert promoter Samantha (Alyssa Milano) seeks a headline act. With Judith Light.

Tony (Tony Danza) travels to the U.S. Senate in his campaign to protect Chappy (Pat Buttram) from Medicare cutbacks. With Judith Light.

A senator's aide and the charms of power distract Tony (Tony Danza) from his efforts to help Chappy (Pat Buttram). With Judith Light.

Nina is humiliated by the display of her bikini at a celebrity café, so Maya and Finch plot to get it back.

A fake kiss at a tenant meeting may hold greater significance for Elliott and Maya; Jack tests Finch.

Finch faces off against Jack's new personal assistant; Maya mistakenly uses Nina's nicotine patch as a bandage.

Jack feels guilty for firing his old partner 30 years ago and decides to rehire him, but then he remembers why he fired him in the first place.

Drew helps Milan (Jessica Cauffiel) prove to her father that she can run the store despite the staff disliking her.

As security guards, Lewis and Oswald hinder Drew's efforts to catch an airplane to a party with supermodels in Spain.

Drew can't figure out why his normally placid brother is suddenly starting fistfights everywhere he goes; Oswald and Lewis test an experimental empathy drug.

Milan's divorced mother (Julia Duffy) falls for Drew and his simple lifestyle; Milan loans for butler (Paxton Whitehead) to Mimi for a week in recognition of Secretary's Day.

Dave has a bad day with the staff, coping with crises involving Lisa's femininity and Bill's depression.

A news station aboard the Titanic is posed as a hypothetical allegory with staffers playing roles aboard ship.

Bill McNeal dies from a heart attack, leaving the staff to mourn their loss and celebrate his life. Guest star: Khandi Alexander.

Dave hires Bill's old friend Max Louis, but soon learns that the "veteran" is insecure and inexperienced.

The night of a dance finds Barbara in trouble.

Ann finds she has little in common with the other patrons of Ginny's singles bar.

Julie cracks under the pressure of her upcoming college boards.

The girls start to worry when Ann doesn't call while away on a business trip.

Jack plays cupid for his date's widowed father.

Janet tells her parents she and Jack are married.

A "make-believe" murder begins to look like the real thing when George, Louise and Florence go on a mystery writers' cruise.

George refuses to accept the obvious and tries to piece together clues that will substantiate his own theory about the murder.

Focusing on financial stewardship; hosted by financial advisor Shana Burt, the show educates viewers about the economy, markets and investments from a biblical perspective.

Presenting a round-up of the most recent news and developments from across the world.

Going behind the brand with business leaders to discuss strategies, management styles, inspirations and paths to success.

Four energetic hosts deliver fresh news, weather, and social-media and entertainment trends.

Meet the next generation of superstar female athletes around the country as we go behind the scenes to shine the light on them and their interests off the field, along with catching up with the female legends who paved the way for all this growth.

Breaking business news across New England and beyond. As Boston's longest-running business news program, it covers the latest market trends and economic developments, featuring interviews with CEOs, analysts, and leading voices in business media.

Maude finds Walter very uncooperative as they prepare to go to a dinner party.

Vera believes that God has visited when George Burns drops by the diner.

Flo's vanity fights with her need to get glasses. When she finally agrees, J.V. tells her he is married. Flo is convinced it is because of the glasses.

Natalie's first date has unexpected consequences.

Jo fears her classmates will find out about her father's disreputable past.

Muriel's divorced college friend arrives for a visit and propositions Henry.

Muriel's former boyfriend stops by for dinner and directs his attention to Jackie.

Alex pretends he is a supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment to impress an attractive feminist.

Mallory's afraid she'll lose her new boyfriend if she doesn't give in to his romantic requests.

Jack plays cupid for his date's widowed father.

Janet tells her parents she and Jack are married.

Late-night visitors to the precinct include an irate tourist and an insomniac who's convinced that he'll be possessed by a succubus once he dozes off.

The first-run daily newsmagazine features coverage of the day's most intriguing real-life court cases and true-crime events -- with exclusive footage, interviews, and analysis from the top legal experts in the country.

A surprise visitor from Novak's past joins Ambo for a late-night ride-along; Herrmann faces a mountain of Chief-level training records and incident reports; Violet catches Carver in a lie.

Kidd and Severide eagerly await big news; Pascal searches for the perfect anniversary gift.

Lamont is upset when Fred announces that he plans to marry a young woman he has just met.

Fred is upset about Lamont spending a lot of time with Julio and ignoring him, so he tries to make his son feel guilty by discussing burial insurance with a funeral home agent.

Actor Christopher Reeve; actress Melanie Mayron; Jonathan Zachary.

Vinny DeLuca's malpractice suit forces Becker into court, where testimony from his friends might sink his case.

Becker is ordered to attend therapy sessions with a psychologist (Rhea Perlman) who becomes a changed woman.