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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

A lonely Joe and Helen dine together, then park at Indian Point---not far from Joe's new backup pilot. Kenny: Michael Manasseri. Stubbs: Charles Dugan. Joe: Timothy Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber.

Roy says his jock son wants cello lessons from Helen only because he's attracted to her, but the jock demurs. Roy: David Schramm. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber.

Boosting Fay's tennis confidence haunts Brian; busting Lowell's zeppelin haunts Joe; and a gender question haunts Helen. Audrey: Christopher Best. Joe: Timothy Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Fay: Rebecca Schull.

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.

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.

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A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

A sitcom about a wacky alien from the planet Ork and the sweet-natured woman who teaches him how to adapt on Earth.

A sitcom about a wacky alien from the planet Ork and the sweet-natured woman who teaches him how to adapt on Earth.

A sitcom about a millionaire who adopts two poor orphans after the death of their housekeeper mother.

A sitcom about a millionaire who adopts two poor orphans after the death of their housekeeper mother.

An Emmy-nominated hit about a high-school teacher who returns to his Brooklyn alma mater, James Buchanan High, and is saddled with a class of misfits known as the Sweathogs. The series was based on the real-life experiences and stand-up of Gabe Kaplan, who was the show's cocreator. The theme song, written and performed by John Sebastian, topped the charts in 1976. The series was a star-making vehi

An Emmy-nominated hit about a high-school teacher who returns to his Brooklyn alma mater, James Buchanan High, and is saddled with a class of misfits known as the Sweathogs. The series was based on the real-life experiences and stand-up of Gabe Kaplan, who was the show's cocreator. The theme song, written and performed by John Sebastian, topped the charts in 1976. The series was a star-making vehi

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

Former 1960s flower children raise their kids during the conservative Reagan erain this sitcom.

Former 1960s flower children raise their kids during the conservative Reagan erain this sitcom.

Genial tales of a family with three boys that had a less-than-genial transformation involving three titles. It was originally 'Valerie,' but that had to go when star Valerie Harper left in 1987 amid a dispute with the producers. Next, it was 'Valerie's Family,' before taking its final title in '88. Harper's character dies, and the brood is raised by her sister, Sandy. And while plotlines were ofte

Genial tales of a family with three boys that had a less-than-genial transformation involving three titles. It was originally 'Valerie,' but that had to go when star Valerie Harper left in 1987 amid a dispute with the producers. Next, it was 'Valerie's Family,' before taking its final title in '88. Harper's character dies, and the brood is raised by her sister, Sandy. And while plotlines were ofte

Sitcom about a mild-mannered psychiatrist keeping an eye on his precocious kids from his home office while his wife is off at work as a reporter.

Sitcom about a mild-mannered psychiatrist keeping an eye on his precocious kids from his home office while his wife is off at work as a reporter.

The gender tables are turned when widower Tony Micelli takes a job as a live-in housekeeper for divorced executive Angela Bower in this family sitcom.

The gender tables are turned when widower Tony Micelli takes a job as a live-in housekeeper for divorced executive Angela Bower in this family sitcom.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

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

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

A sharp cast buoyed this underrated comedy about the staff at an all-news radio station in New York City. A midseason offering, it was moved 11 times during its four-year run, which sometimes made it difficult for viewers to find the show, and is likely why it always seemed to be on the brink of cancellation. In May 1998, actor Phil Hartman was murdered, and was replaced in the cast by Jon Lovitz,

A sharp cast buoyed this underrated comedy about the staff at an all-news radio station in New York City. A midseason offering, it was moved 11 times during its four-year run, which sometimes made it difficult for viewers to find the show, and is likely why it always seemed to be on the brink of cancellation. In May 1998, actor Phil Hartman was murdered, and was replaced in the cast by Jon Lovitz,

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

An ensemble sitcom set at a glossy women's magazine run by a bombastic publisher.

An ensemble sitcom set at a glossy women's magazine run by a bombastic publisher.

The rants of a cranky physician mask a softer side, which he only occasionally displays to his patients, in this sitcom starring Ted Danson.

The rants of a cranky physician mask a softer side, which he only occasionally displays to his patients, in this sitcom starring Ted Danson.

Sitcom about the brassy star reporter for a TV newsmagazine and her coworkers.

Drew believes the bully (Norm Macdonald) who used to torment him in high school is a changed man, and hires him at the store. Also: Mimi's relegated to "sub-basement" duty. Chuck: Kelly Perine. Janitor: Otto Coelho.

Jeff makes a new friend at the gym and is surprised when Audrey tells him that his new friend is gay. Meanwhile, Russell suspects that the woman he's dating is his daughter.

Jeff's father visits and sprains his ankle, extending his stay much longer than Audrey would like. Elsewhere, Russell's one-night stand won't leave his place.

Murphy wants the head of a junior-high reporter who obtained a private memo Murphy wrote criticising her co-workers.

Murphy is the role model for an actress researching a role in a network sitcom based on a "tough, driven" anchor-woman.

Realizing Caroline never received his love letter, Richard labors to retrieve it from her friend's apartment. Dougie: Jonathan Slavin. Vicki: Tia Riebling. Remo: Tom La Grua. Charlie: Andy Lauer. Annie: Amy Pietz.

Joe (Mark Feuerstein) questions Caroline's relationship with Del. Meanwhile, Annie's auditor (David Hyde Pierce) asks a favor, and Richard adjusts to his new apartment. Faye: Judy Gold. Wally: Larry Cedar.

Maddy starts at The Gate---and begins to make waves with the staff; Susan blurts a secret that could mess up Jack's divorce. Maddy: Andrea Bendewald. Margo: Lisa Howard. Flip: Paul Cassell. Jack: Judd Nelson.

Family conflict rises to the top of the agenda at the funeral of Susan's grandfather, since Liz wants a traditional funeral while Nana wants a party to celebrate her spouse's wonderful life, and Susan is too busy organizing a tribute to her grandfather to deal with her own grief. Meanwhile Vicky, Todd and Luis go to the wrong funeral home and find themselves comforting the wrong widow; and Jack be

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Archie decides it's time to sell the old homestead after he receives a whopping property-tax bill. Allison Flanders: Marcia Rodd. Stephanie: Danielle Brisebois. Linda: Heidi Hagman. Murray: Martin Balsam. Client in Bar: Dan Barrows.

Archie's best prospect for a housekeeper is Ed's sister, but she's turned off by his bigotry. Mrs. Canby: Barbara Meek. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Stephanie: Danielle Brisebois. Polly: Janet MacLachlan. Murray: Martin Balsam. Veronica: Anne Meara.

Benson uncovers a 140-year-old love letter with clues to a gold hoard hidden in the mansion.

A mansion masquerade party for an ambassador is crashed by would-be assassins.

An alien from another planet lands on Earth, forming a unique friendship with a human. Together, they navigate life's challenges with humor and heart.

An alien from a distant planet lands on Earth and learns about human life with a spirited roommate. Their adventures lead to funny and heartwarming moments.

Forced to date others, Sabrina and Harvey try to ease the pain by double-dating---but Sabrina's escort has never been in the mortal realm before.

Sabrina agrees to baby-sit her cousin, but the little witch turns her into a doll.

Planning the lampoon issue of the school paper holds little humor for editor Darlene, who watches her assistant take her place in the heart of a cute student (Scotch Ellis Loring). Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Samuels: William G. Schilling.

Charlie gets help from an unlikely source when he becomes coach of the academic Olympic team following Samuels' suspension. Billy Chin: Leon Fan. Dorfman: Peter Vogt. Pat Ozawa: Annie Yee.

Alex is in double trouble: he's asked two girls to the senior prom and doesn't have the nerve to cancel either of the dates.

Elyse hopes to revive the folk-singing career she began some 20 years earlier.

Angela decides that one date with Tony's nerdish friend is one too many, until Mona starts dating him.

Part 1 of 2. The Bowers and Micellis fly to Los Angeles for the wedding of Angela's ex-husband after he asks Jonathan to be his best man.

Although she's sworn off community theater, Valerie (Valerie Harper) finds herself directing Annie's play. Annie: Judith Kahan. Mrs. Poole: Edie McClurg. Dawn: Kim Ulrich. Al: Will Jeffries. Michael: Josh Taylor.

When Mark's pet lizard dies while in David's care, Mark (Jeremy Licht) hauls his brother into small-claims court. Judge: James Avery. David: Jason Bateman. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Mrs. Poole: Edie McClurg.

Unwed mother Louise needs a hubby to present to her strait-laced father---and gets more help than she can handle. Audrey: Lila Kaye. Sarah: Jenny Agutter. Louise: Jane Carr.

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

John can't say no to either Carly (Gigi Rice) or Catherine (Alison LaPlaca) when both want to be with him. Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell. Pat: Jazzmun. Gene: Chi McBride.

John tries to eat healthier after his doctor (Graham Jarvis) has a coronary; Gene proposes to an ice skater. Albert: John Vargas. Mahalia: Liz Torres. Gene: Chi McBride. Catherine: Alison LaPlaca.

Reggie goes out with an old flame who is building a hospital in the area. Meanwhile, John fumes over his former research partner's patent for anti-wrinkle cream.

John accidentally receives two plane tickets to Chicago when he agrees to speak at a conference, so he takes Reggie with him. Meanwhile, Bob takes over as cook at the diner in Reggie's absence.

Her anger at Joe unabated, Helen, supported by Brian, takes a shot at group therapy. Sandy: Angela Paton. Harry: Charles Dugan. Gail: Gretchen German. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Timothy Daly.

Brian discovers that Lowell's jealousy of his wife (Laura Innes) is well-founded when Brian and Joe get an offer they'd better refuse. Lowell: Thomas Haden Church. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Timothy Daly. Roy: David Schramm.

Paul forgets to tell Jamie that they're babysitting his nephew---on Halloween.

A fight over time together drives Paul and Jamie apart, but luck---or fate---brings them together.

Brenda takes a page from Sandra's book and "mistakenly" invites a cute guy over to her party on the wrong night.

After his pilot father arrives for a fun-filled visit, Calvin decides he wants to live with him---even if it means moving to Iceland.

Bernice decides to enter a beauty contest for senior citizens and enlists the aid of the decorators. Tyson: Elliot Reid. Julia: Dixie Carter. Suzanne: Delta Burke. Mary Jo: Annie Potts. Charlene: Jean Smart.

Suzanne's visiting ex, a novelist who loves flowery Southern words and women, is in a writer's slump. Anthony: Meshach Taylor. Suzanne: Delta Burke. Mary Jo: Annie Potts.

Dave and Lisa rekindle their romance during a fire in the building. Meanwhile, Jimmy thinks he's found the perfect wife. Ruth: Jordan Baker. Fireman: Vic Wilson. Jimmy: Stephen Root. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Matthew: Andy Dick.

Lisa (Maura Tierney) gets all fired up to grill the candidate when Jimmy elects to run for President; Matthew gets heat about his new facial hair. Dave: Dave Foley. Catherine: Khandi Alexander. Matthew: Andy Dick..

Maya must apologise to a flamboyant clothing designer whom she unintentionally insulted.

The staffers fondly reminisce about how Jack "rescued" them from careers that were not fulfilling.

Drew's thrilled when Bonnie (Caroline Rhea) agrees to date him exclusively. But there's one hitch---she's already hitched! Steve: Eric Roberts. Joe: Michael Milhoan. Hank: Howard George. Hector: Gil Zuniga.

Drew's caught between the devil and the deep blue sea when Kate's latest flame asks him for a job. The problem? The guy claims he's Satan. Chuck: Kelly Perine. Wick: Craig Ferguson. Mimi: Kathy Kinney.

Jeff and Audrey lie to get out of Jennifer and Adam's dinner party in favour of a better bash. Russell also attends the happening party, where he offends the wrong person.

Timmy and Audrey conspire when Timmy tires of Russell's demands and Audrey wants to dump her incompetent assistant. Meanwhile, Jeff thinks he can help the New York Giants win by re-creating conditions that led to a previous victory.

Miles happens to be vacationing on the island where an Air Force pilot decides to hold the world hostage with a nuclear weapon.

When Murphy and Frank get a lead on the same story, their friendship cools in the heat of professional rivalry; Phil hires a lounge singer.

Caroline is shocked when Joe (Mark Feuerstein) declares his love for her. Meanwhile, Annie teaches Richard how to drive. Elevator Lady: Cathy Ladman. Garrett: Cameron Watson. Remo: Tom La Grua.

When Del loses his job, he asks Caroline's help in launching a new company. Meanwhile, Richard takes a mural assignment in a dangerous neighborhood. Cop: Dom Irrera. Audrey: Dawn Didawick. Trevor: Jon Menick.

A background check is in order when Susan agrees to meet a gentleman who sent her a rare book as a token of his readership appreciation - and who turns out to be still in high school. Meanwhile, Jack plays pimp for his ugly pooch; and stress takes its toll on Todd when he is put in charge of the magazine's new web site.

Susan's conflict with Maddy begins to invade her dreams, so she turns to a therapy group for help; Pete's partner thinks Pete (Bill Stevenson) and Jack are an item. Roni: Sherri Shepherd. Hank: Fred Stoller.

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Archie's employees strike for union representation. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Samantha Peters: Lane Brinkley. Murray: Martin Balsam. Jose: Abraham Alvarez. Veronica: Anne Meara. Linda: Heidi Hagman.

A health inspector shows more interest in Veronica than in violations at Archie's Place. Veronica: Anne Meara. Jose: Abraham Alvarez. Archie: Carroll O'Connor.

Preparations for a reception are capped by a jealous Katie's disappearance.

Miss Kraus stands to inherit a Bavarian hostelry---but only if she returns to Germany.

Mork finds he's suddenly allergic to Mindy.

When Mindy's house goes up for sale, it takes on a ghostly personality, scaring off prospective buyers.

Sabrina turns herself into a boy and befriends Harvey's social circle. But her hoax turns hurtful when Harvey reveals an interest in Valerie.

While planning a Halloween party, Sabrina frets that her talking furniture, which is infested with talking termites, will expose her.

"Grease" is the word and everyone's interested in the school's production, directed by Charlie---everyone, except Alan (Tony O'Dell). Jawaharlal: Jory Husain. Eric: Brian Robbins. Maria: Leslie Bega.

Janice claims that she's possessed by a poltergeist---and strange events have the students obsessed with finding out how she accomplished the feats. Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Dennis: Dan Schneider. Sarah: Kimberly Russell. Alan: Tony O'Dell.

Skippy's discovery that he was adopted sends him searching for his roots.

Alex is taken by surprise when he loses class valedictorian to his girlfriend Rachel.

Conclusion. Angela prepares for a custody fight with Michael; Tony and Mona try to convince the newlyweds that Jonathan would put a crimp in their lifestyle.

Angela expresses disgust when a woman asks out "hunk of the month" Tony, then eats her words when she agrees to date Mr March.

David (Jason Bateman) takes his dad's new sports car out for a spin to impress a young woman and wraps it around a tree; the twins are feeling cooped up with chicken pox. Officer Lukas: Art Koustik. Michael: Josh Taylor.

David and Mark give Willie (Danny Ponce) the silent treatment after he ruins their belongings; Valerie's dieting failures lead to self-loathing. Jason Bateman, Jeremy Licht, Valerie Harper.

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.

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.

John isn't too pleased when a friend of a friend looks him up, but he changes his tune when he sees her and he realises that she accepts him just as he is.

John gets a taste of his own medicine when he is accidentally shot and has to put up with obnoxious doctors and nurses at a hospital.

Joe is drafted to challenge Roy for a town-council seat, but neither wins the endorsement of the corrupt local paper. Joe: Timothy Daly. Roy: David Schramm. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Brian: Steven Weber.

Tyne Daly plays a wealthy woman whose changes to the life of Brian appall Joe---until she offers Joe a change also. Lars: Jay Bell. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Timothy Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Roy: David Schramm.

Jamie and Paul are separated en route to her surprise birthday celebration.

Ira's estranged wife sets up a free casino weekend for him---so she can get him to sign the divorce papers.

Sandra's novel based on the residents of 227 may ruin Mary's chance to become president of the Ladies' Auxiliary.

Rose tries a video-dating service, but wonders if she can live up to the image Sandra creates for her.

Julia (Dixie Carter) realizes how much Reese (Hal Holbrook) means to her after he suffers a heart attack arm wrestling an old classmate---who has designs on Julia. Sheffield: Jack Bannon. Suzanne: Delta Burke.

On a singles cruise, Mary Jo and Suzanne compete for the attentions of the same man (John Furey). Claude: Charles Pierce. Mel: Carmen Argenziano. Jhana: Randi Brooks. Julia: Dixie Carter.

Matthew quits after Dave (Dave Foley) kills his proposed story on the Dilbert cartoons. Meanwhile, Lisa takes issue with a published review of the station. Jimmy: Stephen Root. Catherine: Khandi Alexander. Dilbert creator Scott Adams has a cameo.

Bill (Phil Hartman) leads a revolt after the crew's snack budget is cut; Catherine realizes that Joe is sweet on her. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Joe: Joe Rogan. Beth: Vicki Lewis. Dave: Dave Foley.

Maya is forced to play referee for her parents when Jack's ex-wife visits; the staff deals with an efficiency expert.

In the Season 2 finale, Jack drafts Finch into combat for a paintball war; Maya has her hands full with an adulterous Congressman.

After learning of the death of his high-school bandmaster, Drew confesses that he and the woman made beautiful music together. Principal Zand: Graham Jarvis. Harry: Jim Wise. Billy: Slade Barnett. Julie: Julie Uribe.