Country Music Television (CMT)

Joe and Helen try to save a vulnerable Brian from heartbreak when his old flame (Teri Austin) comes to town.

Joe keeps the gang wondering as to what really occurred during an impromptu evening with Alex; Lowell hunts a cricket in Roy's office.

An embittered private refuses to heed Father Mulcahy's counsel because the priest has never experienced front-line duty.

Exhausted from 24 hours of duty, Hawkeye and Col. Potter respond to a desperate call from a Korean army hospital requesting surgeons.

Michael is surprisingly cheerful after learning bad news about Donna; new parents Pam and Jim have a hard time staying awake at the office; Dwight refuses to honor a contract.

When the press learns that Sabre's printers catch on fire, Jo tries to find out who the whistle-blower is.

In hope of keeping a significant secret concealed from Christy, Bonnie ends up going to extreme measures.

The women from Bonnie's meeting rally to lend their support as she goes through withdrawals, but Christy refuses to be involved.

Adam and Jennifer realize that living and working together don't always mix when he hires her to freelance for his company.

With his life insurance physical exam only a few days away, Jeff struggles to lose weight to be eligible for the optimal male category of fitness.

Calvin and Dave embark on their first road trip together to a classic car show, only to hit an unexpected roadblock that tests their friendship; Tina and Gemma decide to take home repairs at the Butlers' into their own hands.

Gemma's troublemaking sister returns, claiming she's turned over a new leaf; Dave finally convinces Calvin to accompany him to an escape room, where they both get more than they bargained for.

Jung is caught giving Kimchee a Korean wedgie at work; Mr. Kim asks Gerald to take his picture.

Mr. Kim is frustrated with Frank the repairman; Janet's cousin Nayoung visits; when Jung takes Shannon to a baseball game, he wonders if she thinks it's a date.

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

A producer approaches Gerry about using Xavier for a movie.

After nearly getting injured, Gerry learns how the staff truly feels.

Jung is caught giving Kimchee a Korean wedgie at work; Mr. Kim asks Gerald to take his picture.

Mr. Kim is frustrated with Frank the repairman; Janet's cousin Nayoung visits; when Jung takes Shannon to a baseball game, he wonders if she thinks it's a date.

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

A producer approaches Gerry about using Xavier for a movie.

After nearly getting injured, Gerry learns how the staff truly feels.

Jung is caught giving Kimchee a Korean wedgie at work; Mr. Kim asks Gerald to take his picture.

Mr. Kim is frustrated with Frank the repairman; Janet's cousin Nayoung visits; when Jung takes Shannon to a baseball game, he wonders if she thinks it's a date.

Newly engaged Jennifer and Adam start to backpedal when they hear their long-married friends argue over a bicycle.

Joe causes an elderly video-store clerk to have a heart attack after an argument over a videotape charge.

Joe arranges a date between Helen and his buddy (Steven Eckholdt); Antonio has a problem with his neighbors.

Dedicated Dr. John Becker has a heart of gold and an opinion on everything.

Becker is irked by a diabetic patient (Peter Siragusa) who refuses to monitor his condition.

Newly-deceased Eleanor Shellstrop is sent to the Good Place but only by mistake; Eleanor is determined to become a better person in her afterlife with help from friends Chidi and Janet.

Malcolm surprises Calvin and Tina when he brings home a new motorcycle; Dave and Gemma aim to rev up their social life with a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas.

When Calvin discovers a member of the community plans to sell to greedy developers, he vows to find a buyer closer to home instead; the Butlers and Johnsons soon realize that the dilapidated property will require more work than they expected.

Newly-deceased Eleanor Shellstrop is sent to the Good Place but only by mistake; Eleanor is determined to become a better person in her afterlife with help from friends Chidi and Janet.

When Andi goes back to work and Adam stays home to take care of the kids, he discovers that they aren't well-behaved angels.

Newly engaged Jennifer and Adam start to backpedal when they hear their long-married friends argue over a bicycle.

Jeff wants to stay on Audrey's good side to ensure that he gets his yearly birthday deal; Russell tries to figure out what Jeff's birthday gift really is.

Joe causes an elderly video-store clerk to have a heart attack after an argument over a videotape charge.

Joe arranges a date between Helen and his buddy (Steven Eckholdt); Antonio has a problem with his neighbors.

Michael refuses to fire the new office assistant (Evan Peters) when people complain about his bad attitude; Pam tries to impress Jim by pulling an office prank.

Corporate forces Michael into counseling with Toby; Dwight seeks revenge after a shop owner snubs him; Pam tries to change her job title.

Jeff wants to stay on Audrey's good side to ensure that he gets his yearly birthday deal; Russell tries to figure out what Jeff's birthday gift really is.

When Andi goes back to work and Adam stays home to take care of the kids, he discovers that they aren't well-behaved angels.

Malcolm surprises Calvin and Tina when he brings home a new motorcycle; Dave and Gemma aim to rev up their social life with a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas.

When Calvin discovers a member of the community plans to sell to greedy developers, he vows to find a buyer closer to home instead; the Butlers and Johnsons soon realize that the dilapidated property will require more work than they expected.

Joe causes an elderly video-store clerk to have a heart attack after an argument over a videotape charge.

Joe arranges a date between Helen and his buddy (Steven Eckholdt); Antonio has a problem with his neighbors.

Dedicated Dr. John Becker has a heart of gold and an opinion on everything.

Becker is irked by a diabetic patient (Peter Siragusa) who refuses to monitor his condition.