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Bill fails to take a shine to the buff new intern (Brad Rowe), while Lisa clears the air after Matthew admits his feelings for her. Jimmy: Stephen Root. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Matthew: Andy Dick. Bill: Phil Hartman.

Jimmy ropes Joe and Matthew into a charity boxing match; Walt (Brad Rowe) dances around asking Lisa out; and Bill tries to round up the facts about an office romance. Joe: Joe Rogan. Matthew: Andy Dick.

Thinking she needs to slim down for the big holiday dance, the already trim Sabrina tries a magic diet that causes her to vanish entirely. Meanwhile, Hilda bugs her business rival into sparing her clock shop.

Sabrina's sloppy spell-casting turns Harvey into his childhood superhero idol, while Kraft quits school to become a world famous aviator.

When Remo fires a singer because she's seven-months pregnant, Mork and Mindy picket the restaurant.

Mork attempts to redirect the attention of Mindy's pompous uncle.

Mork shows the culprits who mugged Cora what it's like to be elderly.

When Mindy becomes a gossip reporter, Mork goes overboard supplying her with juicy tidbits.

In the Season 10 opener, Murphy gets ready to take a White House post and Joan Lunden prepares to fill Murphy's shoes at "FYI".

Upon returning, Corky decides to go ahead with the wedding, but the event is marred by even more last minute indecision, and then Murphy brings out the ""soul."".

Murphy consults her doctor and learns that she faces two options for surgery, both of which stink.

Murphy comes to terms with her cancer---but not until she goes under the knife. She also tells Avery the truth about her condition.

A flashback to the months before Jamie and Paul's wedding finds them being showered with "help". Part 1 of two.

Conclusion. With a week to go, the wedding garb doesn't fit, and Paul's sister is separated.

A TV legend agrees to narrate Paul's documentary about TV---but only if his own show gets more mention.

Jamie goes away for the weekend, and Paul has too much free time and no clue about how his household is run.

In an episode that pays homage to "The Outer Limits," Julia and Caroline switch identities, leaving "Julia" bewildered---about her husband's intentions for the evening. Lea Thompson, Sofia Milos. Richard: Malcolm Gets.

To key or not to key? That is the question for Caroline, who reconsiders her decision to give Trevor a key to the apartment. Trevor: Robert Gant. Richard: Malcolm Gets. Caroline: Lea Thompson. Del: Eric Lutes. Annie: Amy Pietz.

Computer-phobic Richard becomes addicted to being on-line at a cyber cafe; Caroline files a complaint against a rude cabbie; and Del ruins Annie's appointment with a famous hair stylist. Richard: Malcolm Gets. Del: Eric Lutes.

Caroline is shocked when her mom expresses her real feelings about the comic strip. Meanwhile, Del and Charlie go to Atlantic City. Margaret Duffy: Edie McClurg. Caroline: Lea Thompson.

Nana covers for Susan by writing her column---and everyone loves it; Luis subs on a photo shoot for an underwear ad; Vicki dates a rabbi. Ben: Albie Selznick. Nana: Barbara Barrie. Luis: Nestor Carbonell. Vicki: Kathy Griffin.

Shaken from witnessing Jack and Maddy's kiss, Susan shares her disappointment with Vicki---who shares it with the whole office. Meanwhile, Vicki tries to get closer to Ben (Albie Selznick). Susan: Brooke Shields. Jack: Judd Nelson.

Vicki's torn about Ben's unusual proposal; the guys head to Reno to capitalize on Luis's streak of good luck; Susan consults a spiritual healer (Phil Leeds). Ben: Albie Selznick. Vicki: Kathy Griffin. Luis: Nestor Carbonell.

Susan fixes Nana up with a charming businessman (Tony Curtis)---who's not exactly how he appears; Vicki arrives in Israel and tries to adapt to life on a kibbutz. Ben: Albie Selznick. Nana: Barbara Barrie.

Jack employs Nina's feminine wiles to keep a religious group from boycotting Blush; Finch goes to bodyguard school.

After dyeing her hair blonde for a Blush article, Maya makes Elliott blush by sharing a racy fantasy.

In the Season 4 finale, when Finch goes undercover as a high-school student for a "Blush" article, a cheerleader develops a crush on him. Elsewhere, Nina takes a vow of celibacy.

The bizarre exploits of Nina are featured in an episode that spoofs A&E's "Biography".

Thinking she needs to slim down for the big holiday dance, the already trim Sabrina tries a magic diet that causes her to vanish entirely. Meanwhile, Hilda bugs her business rival into sparing her clock shop.

Sabrina's sloppy spell-casting turns Harvey into his childhood superhero idol, while Kraft quits school to become a world famous aviator.

Valentine's Day magic has Sabrina rushing to put an end to Josh's secret crush on her before she breaks Harvey's heart. Meanwhile, Salem plays doctor when he takes in an ailing bird and nurses it back to health.

Salem's war-criminal buddy visits after completing his sentence as a cat, and finds his powers have grown a little hairy---especially when he mis-zaps Sabrina into a bad dancer right before auditions for the school show.

Arnold kisses and tells, bragging about his exploits with his girlfriend to enhance his reputation as a lady-killer.

Sam assumes none of his buddies will attend his party, but they all show up when they learn who the guest will be.

Arnold plays a cruel trick to gain membership in the Squires Club, and the prank costs a friend his job.

When massive quantities of food disappear, Arnold and Sam find out that Kimberly is suffering from bulimia.

When Remo fires a singer because she's seven-months pregnant, Mork and Mindy picket the restaurant.

Mork attempts to redirect the attention of Mindy's pompous uncle.

Mork shows the culprits who mugged Cora what it's like to be elderly.

When Mindy becomes a gossip reporter, Mork goes overboard supplying her with juicy tidbits.

The Keatons learn their neighbourhood isn't as progressive as they thought when Steven's black co-worker looks to buy a house across the street. Part 1 of two.

Conclusion. The Keatons' efforts to move their black friends into the neighbourhood backfire, and the new owners' house is vandalised.

While Lauren's away, a charming and talented music major strikes a romantic chord in Alex. Part 1 of two.

Conclusion. Alex consults the classics when he feels pressured to decide between Lauren and Marty.

Dave gets low marks for honesty after he lets staffers evaluate each other, but fails to mention that Lisa came up with the idea. Meanwhile, Jimmy scores a legal victory with Joe as his lawyer. Joe: Joe Rogan. Beth: Vicki Lewis.

Third-graders invade WNYX at the same time some very adult reading material begins popping up around the office. Joe: Joe Rogan. Dave: Dave Foley. Bill: Phil Hartman. Matthew: Andy Dick. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Beth: Vicki Lewis.

The students get a new teacher (Billy Connolly), a lively Scot who is welcomed by all---except Dennis (Dan Schneider). Bernadette: Jeannetta Arnette. Arvid: Dan Frischman. Samuels: William G. Schilling.

Pushing to win the valedictory medal, Alan (Tony O'Dell) cheats on a test---and faces a jury of his peers when he's caught. Billy: Billy Connolly. Darlene: Robin Givens. Simone: Khrystyne Haje. Jasper: Jonathan Ke Quan.

Suzanne's new diet plan involves taking up smoking, and Mary Jo's new life plan involves having a baby---with J.D.. Mary Jo: Annie Potts. Suzanne: Delta Burke. Julia: Dixie Carter. Charlene: Jean Smart.

Someone tries to buy amateur painter Julia's handbag while she's attending a gallery opening. Claudette Nevins. The Fredholds: Janice Kent, Terry Burns. Julia: Dixie Carter. Mary Jo: Annie Potts.

The gals attend a New Orleans convention, where Mary Jo oversteps her rules of decorum with a salesman (Darrell Larson). Lolita: David Shawn Michaels. Podiatrists: Kerry Stein, Frank Dielsi.

Mary Jo goes to court to finger a purse snatcher, but she's soon disillusioned with the slow-moving wheels of justice. Sgt. Ramsey: Donna Lynn Leavy. Margaret: Dona Hardy. Mary Jo: Annie Potts. Bernice: Alice Ghostley.

With Dave and Bill stuck at the airport, Lisa (Maura Tierney) gets the chore of keeping Joe and Catherine from going on a date. Meanwhile, Beth and Matthew visit Bill's love shack of an apartment. Dave: Dave Foley. Joe: Joe Rogan.

When Matthew's brother visits, the staff learns of his twisted family tree, while Jimmy (Stephen Root) makes some radical cutbacks, which include stripping the office bare. Joe: Joe Rogan. Dave: Dave Foley. Bill: Phil Hartman.

Brian is confronted by his ex, Alex (Farrah Forke), on a talk show. Mary Pat: Caroline Aaron. Reverend: Richard McGonagle. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub.

A gallery owner (Christie Mellor) sees art in Lowell's welded gift to Casey, who pictures herself as Lowell's agent. Meanwhile, Brian's little joke on Joe creates big problems for Helen (Crystal Bernard). Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church.

Brian makes a video diary of Joe and Helen's relationship, as recalled (in flashbacks) by friends and family, including Roy. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Tim Daly. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Roy: David Schramm. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. Brian: Steven Weber.

Gilbert Gottfried plays Carlton Blanchard's greedy nephew who's out to sell his dying uncle's house to Joe and Helen. Casey: Amy Yasbeck. Joe: Tim Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Roy: David Schramm.

John becomes jealous when Chris turns down his offer to watch a movie with him and instead goes out with another man.

John gets jealous and lies to a friend who expresses interest in Chris by telling him that she is gay. Also, Bob tries to deepen his friendship with Jake and buys a pair of walkie-talkies.

John treats a man who displays three distinctive personalities, all of whom drive John crazy. At the diner, Chris and Jake annoy each other with their habits, and Bob becomes a big brother to a 10-year-old boy.

John enjoys a few laughs at Chris's expense after she does favours for several people only to discover they were all done in vain.

John finds out that the new husband of his ex-wife is cheating on her.

John doesn't like it when Kate goes out with his dad.

John comes to rue a promise to his uncle to care for his aunt, a complainer with a cardiac condition complicated by a compulsion to command. Dr. Davenport: Janice Lynde. John: Judd Hirsch.

Dateless Kate's blues are cured by John's old fraternity pal, whose lack of aggression prompts her to take action, and she's promptly told thanks and goodbye. Kate: Isabella Hofmann. John: Judd Hirsch.

John tutors Dexter for a high-school equivalency exam; Oscar is cleaned up for a social-service evaluator (Jane Lynch); Hampton (Lenny Clarke) is suspended from the force. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca. Mahalia: Liz Torres. Carly: Gigi Rice.

The gang at John's expects to view a film of some impurity, but what they see instead is regarding national security. Meanwhile, Eggers (Elizabeth Berridge) wants to be a mom. Kincaid: Alan Brooks. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca.

Boyz II Men trade a performance for bus repair; John practices driving to renew his license for a vacation with Catherine (Alison LaPlaca). Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell. Carly: Gigi Rice.

A young woman (Mayim Bialik) informs John that he's one of three men who could be her father. Chris: John Diehl. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca. Carly: Gigi Rice. Mahalia: Liz Torres. Gene: Chi McBride.

While Joey sees a renewed personal interest in an old flame helping to publish his book, her interest is professional only---but personal for Michael. Joey: Greg Evigan. Michael: Paul Reiser. Nicole: Staci Keanan. Shelby: Amy Hathaway.

A surprise party for Judge Wilbur includes a guest she hasn't seen in 30 years, and hopes she won't for 30 more. Frazier: Robert Mandan. Judge Wilbur: Florence Stanley. Nicole: Staci Keanan.

Joey tries to end it with an overly affectionate woman; Nicole learns that she's on the cool kids' "dweeb" list. Lila: Pamela Saunders. Higgins: Don Lake. Joey: Greg Evigan. Nicole: Staci Keanan. Michael: Paul Reiser.

Contest winner Nicole picks her "dream-date rock star," while Joey and Michael have their own fantasies fulfilled. Schuyler: Paul Kreppel. Nicole: Staci Keanan. Judge: Florence Stanley. Zach: Chad Allen. Joey: Greg Evigan.

The students get a new teacher (Billy Connolly), a lively Scot who is welcomed by all---except Dennis (Dan Schneider). Bernadette: Jeannetta Arnette. Arvid: Dan Frischman. Samuels: William G. Schilling.

Pushing to win the valedictory medal, Alan (Tony O'Dell) cheats on a test---and faces a jury of his peers when he's caught. Billy: Billy Connolly. Darlene: Robin Givens. Simone: Khrystyne Haje. Jasper: Jonathan Ke Quan.

All the boys, except Arvid, seem to need some counseling from Billy about their dealings---and misdealings---with women. Lara Piper, Billy Connolly. Eric: Brian Robbins. Aristotle: De'voreaux White. T.J.: Rain Pryor.

Arvid (Dan Frischman) is determined not to let the flu break his perfect attendance record, no matter what it does to his classmates, who are preparing for a Shakespeare competition. Billy: Billy Connolly. Eric: Brian Robbins.

College freshman David kidnaps a school's mascot; and the twins enroll Sandy in a computer-dating club. Sandy Duncan. Jeffrey Patton: John Shearin. Willie: Danny Ponce. Mark: Jeremy Licht.