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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.

The twins turn the tables on David, the "master of practical jokes"; Michael chokes under the pressure of a driver's exam. Jason Bateman, Josh Taylor, Jeremy Licht. Willie: Danny Ponce. Sandy: Sandy Duncan.

Michael dives into the dating pool but doesn't make much of a splash, while David immerses himself in an English assignment. Josh Taylor, Jason Bateman. Peggy Hayes: Jamie Rose. Sandy: Sandy Duncan. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

David and his best friend are both attracted to the same woman (Jennifer Runyon). Burt: Steve Witting. Sandy: Sandy Duncan. Michael: Josh Taylor. Mark: Jeremy Licht. Willie: Danny Ponce.

Tony's dream of being a fireman comes true, but his zeal sparks resentment from his fellow crew members.

Tony learns he has inherited the family vineyard in Italy---which draws some sour grapes from the locals.

A wartime story transports Tony and Angela back to the '40s, where the war gives their romance urgency.

Tony and Angela talk to a social worker checking up on Billy, who's missing at the moment.

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.

Catherine accepts a date with a stranger (John Caponera)---who thinks she's plying Carly's former trade. Meanwhile, the crew from TV's "Cops" rides with Hampton and Eggers, and Dexter (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) is mistaken for a bank robber. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca. Teller: Nikki Tyler.

John tries to play on Catherine's vulnerability after a burglary in their building; Dexter's mom and Carly's beau have something in common. Mrs. Wilson: Yvette Freeman. Karl: Ted McGinley. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca.

Louise insists that everyone reveal a secret, which proves very revealing for Louise, who's carrying on an affair with Ben. Louise: Jane Carr. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird. Tom: Tom Willett. John: Judd Hirsch.

John has two tickets to a Broadway hit and also two dates---but no honorable way to drop either one. Joanne: Elayne Boosler. Heather: Cherie Michan. Judge: John Ingle. John: Judd Hirsch. Annie: Marietta DePrima.

Sabrina's bratty cousin, Amanda, shows up with plans to steal one of Sabrina's men. Meanwhile, the aunts become trapped in a genie's bottle after Hilda blows the fuse on the exit door.

Pressured by Harvey, Josh and the aunts about her choice of universities, Sabrina ends up splitting into four versions of herself in hopes of pleasing each of her loved ones. Meanwhile, the unemployed Kraft decides to sue Hilda for his latest auto mishap.

Nelson sends Mork to get the endorsement of the Committee to Clean Up Boulder, unaware that they want to get rid of minorities.

Bickley tries to avoid a reunion with his 26-year-old blind son.

Arnold and his obnoxious nemesis Lisa are trapped in the boiler room while working on a photography project.

Arnold's doing an article on the football players and makes a discovery: some school jocks are using steroids.

Dennis joins the football team, but both he and the coach who recruited him soon question their decision. Dennis: Dan Schneider. Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Samuels: William G. Schilling.

Eric feigns disdain regarding a class trip to Moscow, but Dennis plans to profit from the trip: by selling blue jeans and Beatles tapes. Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Dr. Samuels: William G. Schilling.

Jennifer is alarmed when her ecology class covers rain forests, the greenhouse effect and the possibility of global disaster.

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Nicole's longing for a brother turns into a longing for equal time after the dads fulfill her request. Staci Keanan. Ben: Brandon Bluhm. Michael: Paul Reiser. Joey: Greg Evigan. Judge Wilbur: Florence Stanley.

Joey feels picked on and Nicole feels deprived of her time with Cory when Michael's mother comes to visit. Greg Evigan, Staci Keanan, Vonni Ribisi, Paul Reiser. Judge Wilbur: Florence Stanley.

Sam has to say au revoir to her car when Tony punishes her for giving exam answers to her study partner for French class.

Angela puts Tony behind the wheel of a new car for his birthday, but Tony can't find the drive to sell his beloved van.

Sabrina's bratty cousin, Amanda, shows up with plans to steal one of Sabrina's men. Meanwhile, the aunts become trapped in a genie's bottle after Hilda blows the fuse on the exit door.

Pressured by Harvey, Josh and the aunts about her choice of universities, Sabrina ends up splitting into four versions of herself in hopes of pleasing each of her loved ones. Meanwhile, the unemployed Kraft decides to sue Hilda for his latest auto mishap.

Louise insists that everyone reveal a secret, which proves very revealing for Louise, who's carrying on an affair with Ben. Louise: Jane Carr. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird. Tom: Tom Willett. John: Judd Hirsch.

John has two tickets to a Broadway hit and also two dates---but no honorable way to drop either one. Joanne: Elayne Boosler. Heather: Cherie Michan. Judge: John Ingle. John: Judd Hirsch. Annie: Marietta DePrima.

Catherine accepts a date with a stranger (John Caponera)---who thinks she's plying Carly's former trade. Meanwhile, the crew from TV's "Cops" rides with Hampton and Eggers, and Dexter (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) is mistaken for a bank robber. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca. Teller: Nikki Tyler.

John tries to play on Catherine's vulnerability after a burglary in their building; Dexter's mom and Carly's beau have something in common. Mrs. Wilson: Yvette Freeman. Karl: Ted McGinley. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca.

John tells a discerning bartender about his horrible day and tries to get out of going to his ex-wife's wedding on Valentine's Day.

John worries that women no longer find him attractive after Jake's girlfriend makes a disparaging remark to him; Linda fears that a pretty temp is going to replace her.

Helen turns to stand-up comedy, thanks to a career-placement test---altered by friends who fear the truth will hurt. Oliver North has a cameo; comedian Jim Tavare peforms. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub.

Helen, Lowell, Brian and Joe compare notes at the end of their video dates. Barbara: Peri Gilpin. Biker: Eric Allan Kramer. Sharon: Laura Leigh Hughes. Jeffery: Cameron Watson. Monica: Heather Lee.

Mary Jo's decision to have another child---by artificial insemination---draws mixed reactions from co-workers. Annie Potts. Allison: Julia Duffy. Carlene: Jan Hooks. Anthony: Meshach Taylor. Julia: Dixie Carter.

A prison outreach program beckons Anthony back to jail, where killer T. Tommy Reed (M.C. Gainey) continues to reside. Jack Henry: Christian Clemenson. Anthony: Meshach Taylor. Allison: Julia Duffy.

Beth calls out, leaving Lisa (Maura Tierney) the only woman in an office filled with men behaving badly. Joe: Joe Rogan. Walt: Brad Rowe. Matthew: Andy Dick. Bill: Phil Hartman.

A spoof set on board the Titanic, where Walt (Brad Rowe) and Dave give Lisa nude sketches and heart-shaped necklaces. But soon, there's that sinking feeling they may all go down with the ship. Joe: Joe Rogan.

Maya is suspicious of Elliott's brother, whose childlike personality traits are the result of a traumatic injury.

When Maya's self-centred ex-boyfriend blows into town, she becomes smitten with him, while Jack tries to break them up.

Conclusion. In the Season 2 finale, with the press bearing down on her wedding day, Corky again questions her wish to wed.

In the Season 3 opener, Miles calls in an image consultant, who's determined to help Murphy overcome her "serious warmth problem".

Rumours of the building going co-op escalates the hostility between the Buchmans and their British neighbours.

Jamie wants to scatter her uncle's ashes in a winner's circle, but doing so depends on a long shot.

Richard shows Caroline a family ring that he was planning to give to Julia, and soon after, the heirloom disappears. Fong: Keone Young. Seth: Dan Futterman. Paul: Hamilton Von Watts. Richard: Malcolm Gets.

Richard confronts his former piano teacher (Marvin Hamlisch), who he believes is guilty of plagiarism; and Caroline starts dating the owner of a possessive dog. Trevor: Robert Gant. Caroline: Lea Thompson. Del: Eric Lutes. Richard: Malcolm Gets.

Susan's attraction to a hunky actor gets a bit complicated after she sees him bomb onstage; Todd struggles with claustrophobia. Tony Bennett has a cameo. Ethan: Michael McLafferty. Susan: Brooke Shields.

Susan, overcome with that Thanksgiving spirit, decides to spend time with an elderly resident (Tim Conway) of a nearby retirement home. Jimmy: Harvey Korman. Joy: Rose Marie. Maddy: Andrea Bendewald. Luis: Nestor Carbonell.

Beth calls out, leaving Lisa (Maura Tierney) the only woman in an office filled with men behaving badly. Joe: Joe Rogan. Walt: Brad Rowe. Matthew: Andy Dick. Bill: Phil Hartman.

A spoof set on board the Titanic, where Walt (Brad Rowe) and Dave give Lisa nude sketches and heart-shaped necklaces. But soon, there's that sinking feeling they may all go down with the ship. Joe: Joe Rogan.

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John learns his father (Richard Mulligan) is still alive when he visits his boyhood home; Hampton gets flowers from a man. Dr. Lewis: Lenny Wolpe. Johnny: Benjamin Larroquette. Brenda: Wendy Schaal. Mahalia: Liz Torres.

Mahalia goes out with her ex's lawyer; John and Catherine unknowingly meet on-line; Dexter tries to cater Spike Lee's movie. Spike Lee: Michael Matts. Lennox: Dann Florek. Stenographer: Lisa Mende. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca.

John and the group pour their savings into a real-estate deal offered by a former con man (Ned Eisenberg) who says he's gone legit. Naomi: Debbie Gregory. Ben: William O'Leary. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird. Kirk: Jere Burns.

Mary Beth creates a character based on John---and his problems---for the soap opera she writes. Kate: Isabella Hofmann. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird. Louise: Jane Carr. John: Judd Hirsch.

In the Season 4 finale, Josh and Harvey compete in an Outer Realm obstacle course to win Sabrina's affections. Elsewhere, Salem fears he's going to be homeless once Sabrina leaves for school.

In the Season 5 opener, worrywarts Hilda and Zelda grapple with Sabrina's decision to fly the nest and live at university, where their niece has issues with her new roommate, Roxie.

Mork swaps minds with faraway beings, leaving Mindy with strangers in Mork's clothing.

Jeanie writes to the lonelyhearts column unaware that Mindy is the editor. Robin Williams. Remo: Jay Thomas. Derek: Peter Elbling.

In the series' first episode, millionaire Phillip Drummond takes in two Harlem orphans.

A social worker checks up on the adoptees in the Drummond home.

In Moscow, Samuels insists on study for an academic meet, while Charlie lobbies for more personal cultural experiences. Part 1 of two. Samuels: William G. Schilling. Dennis: Dan Schneider. Sonya: Ira Zuvara.

Conclusion. Simone meets a sensitive soul at Chekhov's grave; Eric meets distant relatives; Dennis and Arvid fail to show up for the beginning of the academic meet. Tamara: Kogo Olga. Sonya: Ira Zuvara.

Conclusion. Alex's old report cards are among the memorabilia gathered for Andrew's time-capsule project.

Nick gets underfoot while staying with the Keatons, which puts added strain on his relationship with Steven.

Nicole wants the loft's racquetball championship called off after Michael's training regimen sends him to the hospital. Paul Reiser, Greg Evigan. Cory: Vonni Ribisi. Doctor: Robert DoQui. Klawicki: Dick Butkus.

Joey's rock-star friend (Davy Jones) thinks Joey is spending too much time under the influence---of Michael (Paul Reiser). Greg Evigan, Staci Keanan. Rebecca: Kellie Martin. Nina: Alitzah Weiner. Klawicki: Dick Butkus.

Tony discovers the family holiday means fun for all but one.

Angela's friend Trish, who owns a modelling agency, gives Sam's friend Charlie a new lease on life.

In the Season 4 finale, Josh and Harvey compete in an Outer Realm obstacle course to win Sabrina's affections. Elsewhere, Salem fears he's going to be homeless once Sabrina leaves for school.

In the Season 5 opener, worrywarts Hilda and Zelda grapple with Sabrina's decision to fly the nest and live at university, where their niece has issues with her new roommate, Roxie.

John and the group pour their savings into a real-estate deal offered by a former con man (Ned Eisenberg) who says he's gone legit. Naomi: Debbie Gregory. Ben: William O'Leary. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird. Kirk: Jere Burns.

Mary Beth creates a character based on John---and his problems---for the soap opera she writes. Kate: Isabella Hofmann. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird. Louise: Jane Carr. John: Judd Hirsch.

John learns his father (Richard Mulligan) is still alive when he visits his boyhood home; Hampton gets flowers from a man. Dr. Lewis: Lenny Wolpe. Johnny: Benjamin Larroquette. Brenda: Wendy Schaal. Mahalia: Liz Torres.

Mahalia goes out with her ex's lawyer; John and Catherine unknowingly meet on-line; Dexter tries to cater Spike Lee's movie. Spike Lee: Michael Matts. Lennox: Dann Florek. Stenographer: Lisa Mende. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca.

Parents are enraged when they learn that John's talk on nutrition to a class of 8-year-olds turns into a discussion about sex; two cops use the diner for a stakeout.

John is infuriated when an unflattering picture of someone else is published alongside his article in a national medical journal; Arnoldo asks Linda out on a date.

A robber spoils Brian's second job as a bank guard. Antonio: Tony Shalhoub. Brian: Steven Weber. Helen: Crystal Bernard.

Joe's high-school pitching record will be broken---if he gets the pitcher (Matt Fox) to the game on time. Joe: Timothy Daly. Coach: Brian Doyle-Murray. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber.

Everyone gathers for Allison's birthday slumber party, but nobody is speaking to one another after a heated debate sparked by the Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill hearings. Carlene: Jan Hooks. Allison: Julia Duffy. Julia: Dixie Carter.

On a hunting excursion with Mary Jo's macho brother Skip (Blake Clark), Mary Jo gets tough and Skip sets his sights on his prey---Allison (Julia Duffy). Annie Potts, Alice Ghostley, Jan Hooks, Dixie Carter, Meshach Taylor, Brian Lando.

Staffers mourn the passing of news anchor Bill McNeal (the character played by the late Phil Hartman)---except for Matthew, who doesn't think Bill is really dead. Catherine: Khandi Alexander. Matthew: Andy Dick. Dave: David Foley. Jimmy: Stephen Root.

Jon Lovitz joins the cast as broadcaster Max Louis, whom Dave hires because of his past connection to Bill. Meanwhile, the "Year 2000" computer glitch wreaks havoc at the office. Dave: David Foley. Lisa: Maura Tierney.

Nina's romance with a politician hits a sour note after she brags about her cooking skills. Meanwhile, Finch discovers that Elliott has a "Six Million Dollar Man" doll.

In Part 1 of a two-part episode, Finch is shocked to discover that his newly divorced father is dating Nina.

Murphy's set to interview a shock comic, but can she keep quiet when he launches into his sexist slurs?