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In the first-season finale, Jeff doesn't want to part with his t-shirts from his university days, so Audrey finds a creative way to keep them around, but now Jeff can't stop reliving old memories. Meanwhile, Jennifer is worried that Adam is unsure about marriage.

As the second season begins, Jeff and Audrey agree to sleep in separate bedrooms after his snoring keeps her awake.

Murphy must have the last laugh when her nemesis in a war of practical jokes dies---and leaves instructions for her to give the eulogy.

Murphy's not invited to the Inaugural Ball and can't find anyone to take her; and she can't get over her descent in Washington society.

Caroline's aunt fixes her up with a childhood acquaintance. Meanwhile, Shelly continues to rearrange Richard's life. Peter: Peter Krause. Shelly: Lauren Graham. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz. Richard: Malcolm Gets.

Caroline is blown away by an opportunity to march in the Thanksgiving Day parade. Florence Henderson and talk-show hosts Mike Burger and Maty Monfort have cameos. Captain Markham: Marlon Archey. Peter: Joel Miller.

At Susan's prodding, Jack hires a sweet senior citizen---who proceeds to wreak havoc around the office. Judge Cameron: Peg Phillips. Nana: Barbara Barrie. Susan: Brooke Shields. Jack: Judd Nelson.

When the gang attends a concert at a grunge club, straight-arrow Susan ends up dating an alternative-rock star. Dirk: David Lee Smith. Dr. Ni: Beulah Quo. Todd: David Strickland. Susan: Brooke Shields.

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Murray's liquor-license application hinges on whether he can explain an assault conviction. Henderson: Kenneth Kimmins. Murray: Martin Balsam. Miss Gucci: Helen Page Camp. Veronica: Anne Meara. Stephanie: Danielle Brisebois. Barney: Allan Melvin. Harry: Jason Wingreen.

The Bunkers come together for the holidays which triggers the tension within the family.

Derogatory remarks about a senator are attributed to the Governor, touching off a household investigation to find the leak.

Benson regrets introducing Marcy to his friend when he learns the friend is married.

Mork's nature resists lessons in the art of self-defense.

The death of a friend makes Cora realise that she, too, is getting old.

Sabrina tires of Libby's teasing---which worsens when Sabrina joins a science club---so she turns the tormentor into a nerd.

Although she cheated to defeat a master kung-fu fighter, Sabrina's conscience is clear---but her trophy keeps reminding her she's a phony.

After his plans fall through, Charlie gets more Thanksgiving invitations than he can handle. Howard Hesseman, William G. Schilling. Jawaharlal: Jory Husain. Alan: Tony O'Dell. Bernadette: Jeannetta Arnette.

Success on a science project may lead to a continuing partnership for Sarah and Arvid (Kimberly Russell). Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Samuels: William G. Schilling. Maria: Leslie Bega.

Mallory's girlfriend learns she's pregnant and turns to Elyse for advice, fearing a confrontation with her own mother.

A snobbish girl promises to get Mallory into her sorority if Mallory will introduce her to Alex.

Angela's new beau shares Tony's interest in sports, but Angela isn't thrilled about sharing him with Tony.

Angela discovers that Tony is moonlighting to finance his father's apartment, but his father's been dead for a year.

Valerie (Valerie Harper) plays nurse when Mark and Willie have the flu, but when she's laid low, her attention is not reciprocated. Mark: Jeremy Licht. Willie: Danny Ponce. David: Jason Bateman. Bruno: Carmine Caridi.

After a promotion, Valerie (Valerie Harper) finds that a full-time work schedule leaves her little time to be a wife and mother. Michael: Josh Taylor. David: Jason Bateman. Willie: Danny Ponce. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

John's ex-wife asks him to pretend they're still married so Matthew can get into a Catholic school. Ricky: Trevor Eve. Father Brennan: William Glover. Mother Superior: Angela Paton.

The gang comes up with a comeback idea for Rick the has-been rock singer: a '60s nostalgia benefit in a cafeteria. Freddie: Freddie Garrity. Helen: Mary Anne Schafer. Ralph: Harry Groener. John: Judd Hirsch.

John's given food for thought when a writer friend (Peter Crombie) bases his book on John's bacchanalian past. Hitler: Don R. McManus. Inspector: David Byron. John: John Larroquette.

John attempts to make amends to the wife (Donna Mills) and son he ran out on. Joe Namath and Beah Richards have cameos. John: John Larroquette. Gene: Chi McBride. Walker: Glenn Shadix.

Jake and Becker battle when Reggie announces that she has an extra hockey ticket.

Becker's latest tirade lands him in hot water when a columnist prints a story accusing the doctor of being a racist.

Roy's quest for likability is an adventure for all when he practices Joe's advice. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Roy: David Schramm. Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber.

Joe agrees over the phone to be best man for a high-school pal---whom he doesn't remember. Jerry: Kelly Connell. Marilyn: Amanda Carlin. Busard: Roger Til. Roberta: Leslie Cook. Helen: Crystal Bernard.

Thanksgiving with Jamie's parents is no holiday for Paul, nor for Lisa, who "hires" Selby to be her boyfriend to placate her family.

Things go from bad to worse after the Buchmans meet their new neighbours.

Mary is worried when Sandra is fired from her previous job---at the behest of a vice-president's wife---and begins working at Lester's construction firm.

Mary has a plan to end the loneliness of football widowhood that includes buying Redskins tickets for herself and Lester.

Charlene sets her sights on another man weeks after Mason leaves, but what she learns about him is a real eye-opener. Mrs. Boeving: Brandis Kemp. Charlene: Jean Smart. Mary Jo: Annie Potts.

When Suzanne is threatened by a voodoo curse, she convinces the others to stay overnight with her for protection. Claudia: Priscilla Weems. Julia: Dixie Carter. Mary Jo: Annie Potts. Charlene: Jean Smart.

Jimmy introduces a new toy to the staff; Bill fears a stalker (Dennis Miller); and Joe sets Dave up with a model. Emily: Wendy Hamilton. Sheila: Alison Brahe. Joe: Joe Rogan.

The newsroom staff fears for a rat they've adopted as a pet after Dave allows traps to be set at the station. Building Super: Mike Starr. Delivery Guy: Marcelo Tubert. Matthew: Andy Dick.

Jack has a real hang-up with Maya dating a much older man; Nina's flirtation with a window washer leaves her walking on air.

Finch dates Elliott's model ex-girlfriend; Nina gets caught using company expense accounts.

The store's owner (Nan Martin) asks Drew to be her personal assistant, but his new position soon turns compromising when her interest extends into his private life. Lisa: Katy Selverstone.

Drew and his buddies welcome back an old high-school friend (Robert Torti), but Kate's up in arms about the "new guy" horning in on her territory. Dave Winfield: Himself. Woman No. 1: Mary-Pat Green. Chuck: Kelly Perine.

Audrey's sister is having marital problems and agrees to go out with Russell, which angers Audrey, who thinks Russell just wants to seduce her sister.

Jeff thinks he can solve a problem Audrey's having with a neighbour with a bold confrontation, but he only makes the situation worse.

Murphy gets an innocent inmate released, but she'd like to see him back in prison when the gang offers him a job---as her secretary.

It's a showdown as Miles lays down the law to Murphy, whose airtime antics lead to a forced vacation back at the ranch.

Annie's new boyfriend steals her heart, but Caroline suspects an ulterior motive. Meanwhile, Richard unveils a new painting. Warren: Tim Conlon. Officer Bloch: David Byrd. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz.

Del's generous gift makes Caroline question his intentions. Meanwhile, Richard paints a nude portrait of a beautiful woman (Fabiana Udenio) who has a well-connected boyfriend. Jim Rothman: Andy Buckley. Pauly: Robert Miano.

Susan wants a stress-free Thanksgiving, but when her oven dies, she gets no respect from the repairman (Rodney Dangerfield). Meanwhile, Jack hires a new freelancer (Khalil Kain). Luis: Nestor Carbonell. Susan: Brooke Shields.

Susan, as the guest of Jack's brother-in-law, goes on a disastrous double date with Jack and his wife, Margo (Lisa Howard). Jack: Judd Nelson. Susan: Brooke Shields. Vicki: Kathy Griffin. Luis: Nestor Carbonell.

The Bunkers come together for the holidays which triggers the tension within the family.

Barney falls for Archie's new waitress, unaware she's a former prostitute. Dotty: Sheree North. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Fred: Dino Scofield. Murray: Martin Balsam. Jose: Abe Alvarez. Veronica: Anne Meara.

Miss Kraus informs the staff that a spate of eerie pranks was committed by the ghost of a governor murdered years ago.

Taylor quits to run for political office, solicits Benson's help with the black vote and snubs the Governor's endorsement.

Mork befriends a Russian immigrant, mistaking him for an extraterrestrial.

A noisy neighbour has Mindy steaming until Mork teaches her the meaning of tolerance.

When Sabrina's teacher causes her to fail a test, she and her aunts cast a revenge spell.

Sabrina invites Jenny over, but when Jenny's left alone, she wanders into another realm.

An observer from the Board of Education is a woman from Charlie's past, a fact the students find more interesting than ordinary history. Suzanne: Isabel Hoffman. Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Maria: Leslie Bega. Arvid: Dan Frischman.

Darlene and Alan find particular surprises when the students research their roots for an essay assignment. Howard Hesseman, Brian Robbins. Sarah: Kimberly Russell. Janice: Tannis Vallely.

Alex's knack for picking a winner prompts him to use his parents' blue-chip stock as collateral on some risky investments.

When Mallory and her French tutor are too shy to express their feelings for each other, Alex tutors them both in the art of romance.

Angela and Mona take Samantha shopping for "women's things" as Tony wrestles with the fact that his little girl is growing up.

Angela puts Tony in his place after he has her car painted a colour she said she didn't like.

The school calls to tell Valerie (Valerie Harper) that Mark (Jeremy Licht) mooned the student body while accepting a citizenship award. Mrs. Davis: C.C.H. Pounder. Willie: Danny Ponce. David: Jason Bateman. Annie: Judith Kahan.

David's depressed after he's dumped by a girl; Valerie's dog-tired, thanks to nocturnal barking next-door. Linda: Kristy Swanson. David: Jason Bateman. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Mrs. Poole: Edie McClurg. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

Kirk's girlfriend (Patricia Ayame Thomson) worships the ground he walks on, and doesn't understand English. Mr. Yoshimura: Keone Young. Mrs. Yoshimura: Yuri Ogawa. Kirk: Jere Burns.

A new member confides that his marriage failed because he's gay, but feels better when he finds Mr. Right---John. David: Dakin Matthews. Waiter: Doug Carfrae. Barman: Richard Blum. John: Judd Hirsch.

The light of John's love life (Dinah Manoff) is a newcomer to the program---and should abstain from sex for six months. John: John Larroquette. Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell.

John offers a lifeline to the nephew (Matt Borlenghi) he taught how to drink, and now is a heavy-boozing Marine who flatly rejects it. Singer Dion has a cameo. John: John Larroquette.

Becker struggles to write a medical-journal article; Jake is pressured to commit by the woman he's dating.

On Valentine's Day, Becker ministers to a 16-year-old who wants a vasectomy; and a woman who's allergic to roses.

Helen's birthday sets the brothers (Timothy Daly, Steven Weber) in motion trying to outdo each other to get her the more expensive gift. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church.

Sensible Joe Hackett and his fun-loving brother, Brian, run a one-plane airline in this folksy ensemble sitcom. Their mutual friend (and on-again, off-again love interest for Joe) is Helen, who works the lunch counter while dreaming of being a cellist. Among their quirky coworkers: a dim-bulb maintenance man and Tony Shalhoub's Italian-immigrant cabbie. The series was produced by the same folks re

The Buchmans' new maid develops a crush on Paul, but the feeling's not mutual.

Jamie hires Paul to make a film for her client. The result: too much togetherness.

Hoping to impress a boy who has eyes for an "older woman", Brenda seeks Sandra's advice and ignores her mother's counsel to be herself.

Rose teaches Mary and Sandra to play the piano---and her pupils compete to see who's learned more in three weeks.

It is New Year's Eve, and everyone is dressed in their finery, anticipating a fun-filled night on the town. The identity of Charlene's date is kept secret until a news flash reports that the infamous ""Shadow"" is the subject of a massive manhunt.

Charlene discovers a lump in her breast; Mary Jo's ex interferes with her romantic life. Part 1 of two. Ted: Scott Bakula. J.D.: Richard Gilliland. Janet: Julie Cobb. Julia: Dixie Carter.

Lisa threatens to break up with Dave after he calls her a nasty name; Bill announces Catherine's age on the air. Dave: Dave Foley. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Catherine: Khandi Alexander.

Tension runs high at the station, prompting Jimmy to call in a psychologist (John Ritter). Bill: Phil Hartman. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Dave: Dave Foley. Beth: Vicki Lewis. Catherine: Khandi Alexander.

Jack must part with his tickets to a Shakespeare play in London, which causes him nothing but sorrow.

When Maya writes a flattering piece about Woody Allen, an impersonator shows up to ask her out and her co-workers think she's bananas for accepting the invitation.

Drew's dad pressures him to join his lodge, the Wildebeests, so he can make gnu, er, new business connections. Jay: Robert Torti. Lester: Dennis Blair. Tom: William Utay. Mimi: Kathy Kinney. Kate: Christa Miller.