2024-09-18
Harry makes a bad first impression on Christine's idol, Judge Katherine Bell; Dan learns the secret of his charm with women; and Bull dresses up for a night on the town---with Dan. Rhoda: Denny Dillon. Roxanne: Debi Monahan. Vic: Angelo Tiffe. (Repeat).
Buddy trips the light fantastic with a wealthy fun-loving widow, while Dan hits rock bottom and is reduced to living in his office. Phil: William Utay. Crumrine: Tony Todd. Dan: John Larroquette. (Repeat).
Roz pretends she's engaged to please her aunt; while staffers await the reappearance of a diamond ring that a dog ate. Sascha: Magda Harout. Coderko: Jon Menick. Mac: Charles Robinson. (Repeat).
Harry helps Mac market "Mac Snacks," whose slogan, "good to the last gasp," seems all too fitting for a potential buyer (Cliff Emmich); Dan cozies up to Harry's new secretary (Gail Edwards); Christine gets a visit from her miserly uncle (Richard Stahl). (Repeat).
Dan jumps ship to accept a job with a prestigious firm; Christine and Roz become diet buddies. Part 1 of two. Wood: John Ingle. Judge Casement: Michael Fairman. Bobby: Matthew Laborteaux. Dan: John Larroquette. (Repeat).
Conclusion. Accused of blackmail, suspended from practice and broke, Dan takes a menial job in a French restaurant while awaiting his disbarment hearing. Judge Casement: Michael Fairman. Wood: John Ingle. (Repeat).
Dan and Harry nearly fall over each other trying to get the attention of an attractive journalist (Annette McCarthy); three Boldavian brothers make a play for Roz. Hovel: Albie Selznick. Vlad: Roy Johns. Pupa: Nathan Stein. (Repeat).
Christine is distracted over her romance, but no one is willing to offer constructive help except two feuding advice columnists (Lynne Stewart, Jodi Carlisle). Tony: Ray Abruzzo. Lifton: Lance Davis. Christine: Markie Post. (Repeat).
Bull chains himself to the door of an old theater to save it from demolition; and Mac shares his memories of the landmark, where he sang as a teenager. Andrew: Andrew Butler. Pops: Eric Christmas. Al: Alfred Frazier. (Repeat).
VHK 937 is a futureman with a mission to save Dan from two thugs holding him hostage in the courtroom; and Bull's mission is to find a cure for hiccups. Pico: Richard Coca. Chico: Kevin Sifuentes. (Repeat).
Marie and Debra team up to write a glowing family Christmas letter that makes them both look great, but Ray, Robert and Frank don't like the way the ladies portrayed them in it. Marie: Doris Roberts. Debra: Patricia Heaton. (Repeat).
Ray decides to become more involved with making decisions around the house, with disastrous results. Contractor: Mark Edward Smith. Debra: Patricia Heaton. (Repeat).
Everyone is feeling merry around Frank and Marie's fireplace during a snowstorm until Debra unintentionally insults Frank and hurts his feelings. Amy: Monica Horan. Frank: Peter Boyle. Debra: Patricia Heaton. (Repeat).
Ray takes an instant disliking to Ally's troop leader (Amy Aquino) and becomes determined to sell more troop cookies than her to win the top prize, which is a beach chair and umbrella. Mom: Arnetia Walker. Frontier Girl: Hunter Grey. Mook: Nicholas DiNardo. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. (Repeat).
In the fifth-season finale, Charlie is tempted when he meets the daughter of the older woman (Susan Blakely) he is dating. Dr. Freeman: Jane Lynch. (Repeat).
In the sixth-season opener, Charlie runs into an ex-girlfriend (Rena Sofer) whose son bears a striking resemblance to him. Russell: Martin Mull. Chuck: Aaron Refvem. Brenda: Meeghan Holaway. Clive: Brendan Patrick Connor. (Repeat).
Alan loans Charlie money, but takes things a step too far when he tries to get the cash back. Herb: Ryan Stiles. Ginger: Lisa Jay. (Repeat).
It's a series of firsts for the guys as Charlie attempts cooking, Alan tries dating two women at the same time, and Jake takes a swig of beer. Katie: Bridget Flanery. Angela: Helena Mattsson. Stephanie: Nikita Ager. (Repeat).
Charlie romances Alan's receptionist, and Alan has a bad feeling about the outcome. Melissa: Kelly Stables. (Repeat).
Charlie tries to help Jake's former teacher, who became a stripper after dating him, but things go from bad to worse when she has a religious conversion. (Repeat).
Alan jumps at another chance with Judith after she sends Herb (Ryan Stiles) packing. (Repeat).
Alan tries to dodge Judith, who has become a little too needy, while Charlie and Herb go out in search of women. (Repeat).
Charlie's new flame wants him to spend the night at her place. Meanwhile, Alan attempts to impose a punishment on Jake. (Repeat).
Jake disappears with the daughter of Charlie's new neighbor, a former NFL player (Michael Clarke Duncan), and Charlie scrambles---and fumbles---to cover for him. Meanwhile, Charlie's Mercedes helps Alan get a hot date. (Repeat).
Alan gets out of the hospital and is greeted warmly by his loved ones, but Zoey wonders what the fuss is about. (Repeat).
In the ninth-season finale, Jake makes an important decision about his future after graduating from high school. (Repeat).
Tony strikes out with Sam when he refuses to get her a job, recalling the error he made helping Jonathan become a ball boy for the Mets. Jerry Kaminski: Sal Viscuso. Usher: John Mallory Asher. Girl: Sherri Lynn Rothman. (Repeat).
Tony persuades Angela to sell the house to the man who grew up there, so they can start fresh in a new home. Lavonne: Lauren Tewes. Mr. Baker: Russell Nype. Garry Havlock: Lenny Wolpe. Angela: Judith Light. (Repeat).
Although her business has hit lean times, Angela can't adjust to Tony's plan to cut the fat out of their budget. Robert Mandan. Tony: Tony Danza. Angela: Judith Light. Mona: Katherine Helmond. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. (Repeat).
Sam poses as Al's wife to help him get an apartment, but Tony insists they divorce themselves of the lie. Al: William Gallo. Mr. Chomsky: William G. Schilling. Tony: Tony Danza. Angela: Judith Light. (Repeat).
Tony's buddies accuse him of being henpecked, so he decides to show them who rules the roost by chickening out on a date with Angela, who catches him with egg on his face. Tony: Tony Danza. Tiny: Walter Olkewicz. Vinnie: Vinny Argiro. Hank: Curnal Aulisio. Al: William Gallo. Ernie: Ralph P. Martin. Angela: Judith Light. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Mona: Katherine Helmond. (Repeat).
After meeting a famous baseball player, Tony dreams about what could have been if he'd made it in the Majors. William Utay. Coach: Brandon Maggart. Mike Va Salle: Richard Burgi. Jo Jo: Shari Shattuck. (Repeat).
When Tony's lips swell up in an allergic reaction to matrimony, Angela thinks it best to put off kissing the bride. Bruce French. Elaine: Eileen Barnett. Dr. Thomas: Max Wright. Barry: James O'Sullivan. Nurse: Patricia Belcher. (Repeat).
During preparations for Tony and Angela's wedding, Sam and Hank decide to say their I do's, too. Part 1 of two. Vic Polizos. Fran: Candice Azzara. Hank: Curnal Aulisio. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Tony: Tony Danza. (Repeat).
Conclusion. Tony, Angela and Hank's parents chase their eloping children to the chapel. Curnal Aulisio. Joe: Vic Polizos. Fran: Candice Azzara. Mrs. Rossini: Rhoda Gemignani. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Tony: Tony Danza. (Repeat).
Newlyweds Sam and Hank interrupt Tony and Angela's honeymoon when they show up needing a place to stay. Hank: Curnal Aulisio. Joe: Vic Polizos. Fran: Candice Azzara. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Tony: Tony Danza. (Repeat).
Angela escapes a tense Tony by going to a resort where she meets a man who seems to be his easygoing twin (Tony Danza in a dual role). Angela: Judith Light. Waiter: Richard Minchenberg. Chef: Jaime Cardriche. (Repeat).
Angela hires Sam's father-in-law (Vic Polizos) to remodel her bedroom, but Tony's interference is a blueprint for disaster. Fran: Candice Azzara. Al: William Gallo. Dave: Frank Pesce. Sam: Alyssa Milano. (Repeat).
Tony graduates with a teaching degree, but it may be "Goodbye, Mr. Micelli" when he gets an out-of-state job offer. Part 1 of three. Dr. Graham: Jerry Hardin. Kelly: Kimberlee Kramer. (Repeat).
Tony and Angela's long-distance relationship comes up short, pulling them farther apart. Part 2 of three. Dr. Graham: Jerry Hardin. Candy: Frances Bay. Ned: Pat Millicano. Rosie: Rosemary Taravella. Wendell: Troy Fromin. Businessman: Nick Toth. (Repeat).
Conclusion. When Tony and Angela's long-distance relationship comes up short, Angela (Judith Light) is moved to make a decision that she hopes will bring them closer together. Tony: Tony Danza. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Mona: Katherine Helmond. (Repeat).
Tony questions Angela's motives in weekending with her boss just when she's up for promotion. Grant Paxton: Dennis Holahan. Tony: Tony Danza. Angela: Judith Light. (Repeat).
Jack's ego takes a bruising after he refuses to fight a bully in the local bar. John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt. Roper: Norman Fell. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. Jeff: Peter Palmer. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Pete: Peter Schuck. (Repeat).
Fearing eviction, Jack and the girls hide a homeless puppy from landlord Roper (Norman Fell). Joyce DeWitt, Audra Lindley. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. (Repeat).
Mr. Roper gives Jack 50 bucks to show his niece a night on the town. Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somers. Karen: Christina Hart. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. (Repeat).
A modeling job that Jack applies for turns out to be for a porno magazine. Roper: Norman Fell. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Janet: Joyce DeWitt. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. Harvey: Bill Fiore. Sally: Sally Kirkland. Morris: John Fiedler. (Repeat).
Chrissy returns an older man's affection---until she finds out he's married. Lloyd: Dick Sargent. Jack: John Ritter. Janet: Joyce DeWitt. (Repeat).
After a wild party thrown in the girls' absence, Jack awakens to an unlikely bedfellow. Roper: Norman Fell. Celise: Karen Smith-Bercovici. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Janet: Joyce DeWitt. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. Ralph: Alan Koss. (Repeat).