Deja View

Nonviolent Mork is baffled when Mindy and her father try to teach him self-defense after an encounter with a bully.

Mork turns himself into a romantic elderly gentleman to court Mindy's grandmother out of the blue.

Coach and Sam become unlikely romantic rivals for Coach's new neighbor.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

Nonviolent Mork is baffled when Mindy and her father try to teach him self-defense after an encounter with a bully.

Mork turns himself into a romantic elderly gentleman to court Mindy's grandmother out of the blue.

Nathan receives otherworldly aid as he tracks down a killer; Duke receives a terrifying vision of Haven's future.

Nathan and Vince travel back to 1983 to learn how Croatoan found a way into Haven; Duke is apprehended by a mysterious foe.

Angie and Shade are hired to find out who's targeting a pro bono medical clinic.

A murder-for-hire business has a unique body-disposal system.

When a son wants to be involved in his mother's surgery following a car accident, her spirit tells Charlie how she feels; Maggie and a new resident get involved in a hazardous situation.

Alex, Maggie and Joel face a medical mystery; Charlie meets a patient with a usual link; an unexpected visitor has Zach questioning his abilities as a dad.

A murder-for-hire business has a unique body-disposal system.

Mork tries to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Mindy's family.

Mork invites a Russian immigrant named Sergei to live with him; Sergei calls himself an alien, which convinces Mork to register himself as one with the government's immigration department.

New York Mayor Randall Winston needs help running the city. So, for much of the series, he counts on Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty to help him. Flaherty, usually a man who is calm and organized, can "spin" out of control when it comes to his personal life, the ditzy mayor, and his abnormal co-workers. For the show's final two seasons, Flaherty is replaced as deputy mayor by Charlie Crawford after Mic

Michael (Michael J. Fox) has difficulty living up to his new moniker -- "Sexiest Man in New York." With Barry Bostwick and Carla Gugino.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

While Joe is in traction and Brian is in charge, the plane vanishes from the hangar.

UFO sighting supporters converge at the airport after Brian reports a possible encounter.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

New York Mayor Randall Winston needs help running the city. So, for much of the series, he counts on Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty to help him. Flaherty, usually a man who is calm and organized, can "spin" out of control when it comes to his personal life, the ditzy mayor, and his abnormal co-workers. For the show's final two seasons, Flaherty is replaced as deputy mayor by Charlie Crawford after Mic

Michael (Michael J. Fox) has difficulty living up to his new moniker -- "Sexiest Man in New York." With Barry Bostwick and Carla Gugino.

Stuart (Alan Ruck) takes charge while Michael and Mayor Winston (Michael J. Fox, Barry Bostwick) try to settle the garbage strike. With Carla Gugino.

Michael allows a TV crew to shoot a profile on him, but a wayward remark gets him in trouble with Ashley.

While Joe is in traction and Brian is in charge, the plane vanishes from the hangar.

UFO sighting supporters converge at the airport after Brian reports a possible encounter.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

New York Mayor Randall Winston needs help running the city. So, for much of the series, he counts on Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty to help him. Flaherty, usually a man who is calm and organized, can "spin" out of control when it comes to his personal life, the ditzy mayor, and his abnormal co-workers. For the show's final two seasons, Flaherty is replaced as deputy mayor by Charlie Crawford after Mic

Michael (Michael J. Fox) has difficulty living up to his new moniker -- "Sexiest Man in New York." With Barry Bostwick and Carla Gugino.

While Joe is in traction and Brian is in charge, the plane vanishes from the hangar.

UFO sighting supporters converge at the airport after Brian reports a possible encounter.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Stuart (Alan Ruck) takes charge while Michael and Mayor Winston (Michael J. Fox, Barry Bostwick) try to settle the garbage strike. With Carla Gugino.

Michael allows a TV crew to shoot a profile on him, but a wayward remark gets him in trouble with Ashley.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Mork tries to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Mindy's family.

Mork invites a Russian immigrant named Sergei to live with him; Sergei calls himself an alien, which convinces Mork to register himself as one with the government's immigration department.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Mork tries to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Mindy's family.

Mork invites a Russian immigrant named Sergei to live with him; Sergei calls himself an alien, which convinces Mork to register himself as one with the government's immigration department.

Nathan encounters an old adversary in the Void; Audrey and Duke deal with a revenge plot; Dwight and Vince struggle to free Dave from Croatoan's grip.

Audrey and Dave try to save Nathan from the Void; Dave struggles to free himself from Croatoan's deadly grasp.

Shade and Angie are hired to find a missing body, but wind up uncovering a scheme to bury millions of dollars.

Fraser and Ray investigate after witnessing men in a white limousine abduct a teen girl from a shopping mall.

Shahir and Alex attempt a radical surgery on an Alzheimer's patient; Tom discovers his mentor is keeping a secret; Charlie is torn between Dawn's wishes and the final requests of a dead con-man.

Alex and Charlie perform a double surgery on a teenage girl; Joel works at the clinic; Maggie must pull through when she is reunited with the Zarb family.

Fraser and Ray investigate after witnessing men in a white limousine abduct a teen girl from a shopping mall.

Mork goes out of his way to be nice to his grouchy new neighbor, Mr. Bickley; Mork invites him to dinner in an attempt to straighten things out.

Mork agrees to officiate at the marriage of a young friend and his girlfriend.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) and his staff make an effort to stem the constant criticism flowing from the former mayor (Tom Lacy). With Barry Bostwick.

Mike must decide whether to dump Mayor Winston's controversial nominee for chancellor of public schools.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Joe and Helen plan a romantic Valentine's Day dinner; Brian meets a lingerie saleswoman.

Brian makes weekend wedding plans with his adventurous new girlfriend (Lisa Darr).

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) and his staff make an effort to stem the constant criticism flowing from the former mayor (Tom Lacy). With Barry Bostwick.

Mike must decide whether to dump Mayor Winston's controversial nominee for chancellor of public schools.

Carter and Nikki (Michael Boatman, Connie Britton) fake a wedding to bring home a point about same-sex marriages. With Richard Kind and Michael J. Fox.

Mike (Michael J. Fox) must strike a deal with a high-stakes real estate developer (guest star George Wendt), but the price may be too high.

Joe and Helen plan a romantic Valentine's Day dinner; Brian meets a lingerie saleswoman.

Brian makes weekend wedding plans with his adventurous new girlfriend (Lisa Darr).

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) and his staff make an effort to stem the constant criticism flowing from the former mayor (Tom Lacy). With Barry Bostwick.

Mike must decide whether to dump Mayor Winston's controversial nominee for chancellor of public schools.

Joe and Helen plan a romantic Valentine's Day dinner; Brian meets a lingerie saleswoman.

Brian makes weekend wedding plans with his adventurous new girlfriend (Lisa Darr).

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.