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Mark (Jeremy Licht) crashes the examiner's car when he takes his driving test. With Jason Bateman and Sandy Duncan.

A resentful David (Jason Bateman) blames Burt (Steve Witting) for their accident during the homecoming parade. With Sandy Duncan.

A gay man (guest star Cleavon Little) falls in love with John (Judd Hirsch).

Louise (Jane Carr) causes an uproar when she announces her pregnancy and impending single parenthood. With Judd Hirsch.

John (John Larroquette) lends a helping hand to Carly's (Gigi Rice) illiterate brother (guest star Joey Lawrence) when he rolls into town.

Catherine's ex-husband (guest star Tim Daly) returns to rekindle their relationship. With Alison La Placa.

Becker kicks himself for helping out Jake by treating his persnickety grandmother when her doctor dies.

Reggie's psychology class experiment proves that Becker gives preferential treatment to his attractive female patients.

Joe and Brian have different reactions to the unexpected reappearance of their ex-convict mother (Barbara Babcock).

Brian gets nervous when he sees Fay's double -- the "Culinary Killer" -- on television.

While visiting a museum, Jamie and Paul wonder about what brought them together. Jamie's convinced it was fate, which annoys Paul. He's also angry that she's spending more time with her friend than him. The pair discover they once met as children.

Jamie thinks Paul has arranged a surprise party for her 30th birthday, but in fact he has something different planned. It all goes wrong when they are accidentally separated on a crowded subway car en route to the surprise.

A thief dressed as Santa robs the tenants of their Christmas gifts.

Rose and Mary set out to catch a purse snatcher after Pearl is mugged.

Suzanne and Mary Jo become romantic rivals while doing a job aboard a cruise ship.

Charlene dreams that she and her Sugarbakers colleagues are World War II USO performers.

Dave ponders his future at WNYX without Jimmy, until he's faced with a bigger problem when the rest of the crew decides to leave.

The wet-behind-the-ears director (Dave Foley) of an all-news radio station must fire his predecessor.

Finch tries to dissuade his father (Brian Dennehy) from marrying Nina; Elliott gets a second chance with Tyra Banks (as herself).

Maya hosts an elaborate murder-mystery party where everyone dresses in costume and pandemonium reigns.

Kellie's injured ex-husband absorbs her attention just as Drew is ready to reveal his true feelings for her.

Feeling guilty after Oswald fails his nursing exam again, Drew gets him a mailroom job and a disaster ensues.

After a "special" cupcake leads to a trip to the hospital, Jeff tries to change his unhealthy habits; Russell makes Timmy be his wingman when a date brings her mother along.

After meeting up with college friends who are no longer into partying, Jeff and Audrey set out to prove that even with a baby on the way, they can still have fun; Timmy gets Russell to go with him to a nursing home.

Jim (Charles Kimbrough) accepts the challenging task of transforming Miller (Christopher Rich) into an able reporter. With Candice Bergen and Garry Marshall.

Murphy (Candice Bergen) dreams she is in court on trial for her relationship sins. With Scott Bakula, Jay Thomas and Robin Thomas.

After making their wedding plans, Richard shocks Caroline with an announcement about his ex-wife; Caroline gets a visit from Randy.

Richard (Malcolm Gets) makes a confession to Caroline (Lea Thompson) that gives her second thoughts about their future. With Amy Pietz and Eric Lutes.

Susan surprises everyone with her talent when she takes to the court with Vicki's basketball team.

When Susan follows her co-workers' advice and lies to her folks to avoid having dinner with them, trouble ensues.

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Businessman Murray Klein hopes to take over Harry's half-interest in the bar, much to Archie's disapproval.

Edith gets encouragement from Murray when she wants to get a job, but she's not getting any support from Archie.

Benson intervenes when a lovers' spat threatens to disrupt the governor's live TV show.

Marcy is marrying Dan in the first governor mansion hosted wedding, with Benson over-seeing the arrangements; Marcy's mother shows a talent for disrupting Benson's smoothly organized wedding plans.

Mork reverts to a 3-year-old to experience what it is like to have a mother.

Nonviolent Mork is baffled when Mindy and her father try to teach him self-defense after an encounter with a bully.

Sabrina's (Melissa Joan Hart) life is transformed back to the 1960s when Salem swallows a "time ball.".

Sabrina's (Melissa Joan Hart) rural relatives start a family feud over her magic book. Guest stars: Loni Anderson and Alice Ghostley.

T.J. challenges Dennis to a fight.

An assignment makes Eric a fashion designer.

Alex pretends he is a supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment to impress an attractive feminist.

Mallory's afraid she'll lose her new boyfriend if she doesn't give in to his romantic requests.

Tony's demands for perfection drive everyone crazy when he hires his new in-law, Joe, to remodel the master bedroom.

Tony and Angela must make a decision about their future together when he receives a job offer from a college in Iowa.

Mark (Jeremy Licht) doesn't appreciate Willie's (Danny Ponce) lack of dedication to their new fast-food jobs. With Sandy Duncan.

Aspiring TV producer David (Jason Bateman) casts Mrs. Poole (Edie McClurg) in a cable cooking show. With Sandy Duncan.

John's (Judd Hirsch) warning to Kate (Isabella Hofmann) about his married friend (guest star Gerrit Graham) may be too late.

John's first love, whom he hasn't seen in 30 years, comes to town.

John (John Larroquette) is visited by a former schoolmate (guest star Cheryl Tiegs) after Catherine (Alison La Placa) puts their romance on hold.

Dexter (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) has a disastrous night after he is left in charge of the bus station.

Becker discovers that, unbeknown to them, Reggie and Linda are dating the same man.

While at dinner, Becker accidentally blurts out confidential information about his godson to the boy's father.

Helen must decide between Joe and the cello when she gets a position with an out-of-state symphony.

After 10 months, Joe and Brian find Helen waitressing in a strip joint and convince her to return to Nantucket.

Jamie and Paul are invited to join Ira and Fran on a free weekend in Atlantic City. They discover it's been arranged by Marianne, Ira's long estranged ex-wife (Cyndi Lauper), who needs him to sign their divorce papers.

Jamie's looking for another job but can't decide what she wants to do; she wants to go on a double date with Paul's boss, Lou, and his girlfriend, but Paul is against it because he's angry with Lou for editing his film and not telling him.

Mary dreams of appearing in the movie "Casablanca.".

Mary feels Brenda's history teacher is too much of a comedian.

A freak snowstorm forces Suzanne and Anthony to share a cheap motel room.

The ladies accompany a socially inept friend (Marc Silver) to his high-school reunion.

Dave and Lisa (Dave Foley, Maura Tierney) try to keep their after-dinner kiss a secret from the staff.

Tempers and butts flare when Bill (Phil Hartman) refuses to adhere to the new no-smoking regulations. With Dave Foley.

Finch switches the cards on two of Elliot's birthday presents, leading Elliott to believe that Persky gave him a cool video game system while Maya gave him risque toys.

Finch gets a sleazy friend (Willie Garson) to pose as an advice columnist; Nina gets roped into a relationship.

Drew is offered big bucks to do a live commercial during the Super Bowl, but suffers from stage fright.

Drew starts to hallucinate after he goes on a crash diet in the sitcom's milestone 200th episode. Ian Gomez and Denise Faye guest star.

As Audrey bonds with their unborn baby, Jeff worries she is forming an alliance against him; Russell steals an article that Timmy wrote.

Jeff hatches a plan after forgetting to make a reservation for him and Audrey at a popular restaurant with a long waiting list; Russell and Liz go to a meeting for sex addicts.

The network pulls Murphy's (Candice Bergen) interview with a tobacco lobbyist (Wallace Shawn) because it fears a lawsuit. With Charles Kimbrough.

Jim's (Charles Kimbrough) belief that the network has lost its integrity causes him to resign from "FYI." With Candice Bergen and Faith Ford.

Caroline (Lea Thompson) scrambles to find a date after breaking up with Del (Eric Lutes). With Amy Pietz and Andy Lauer.

Caroline and Del's (Lea Thompson, Eric Lutes) plans for a weekend trip to Atlantic City are ruined when Richard (Malcom Gets) is mugged.

Susan convinces Jack to hire a recently widowed woman (Betty White) as a secretary, who sues the magazine after she is fired.

Susan tries to change her image for a singer (Simon Templeman) in a rock band.

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