2024-10-16
When Ray and Debra (Patricia Heaton) realize they are more polite to strangers than they are to each other, they decide to be nicer to one another. For starters, Ray agrees to give Debra "unassisted compliments" and she agrees to stop calling him an idiot. Lori: Mary Jo Keenen. (Repeat).
Ray suggests that Debra go swing dancing with lonely Robert (Brad Garrett), but then he becomes jealous when Debra has a good time. Gianni: Jon Manfrelotti. Kristen: Jill Zimmerman. Debra: Patricia Heaton. (Repeat).
Robert is embarrassed when he discovers several of his neighbors watched him have sex with his date (Monica Horan) in his curtainless apartment---so he moves in with Ray and Debra. Robert: Brad Garrett. (Repeat).
When Ray and Debra disagree over who should take credit---or blame---for bringing the two of them together, they recall the first time they met, when Ray was an "assistant futon guy" and he made a delivery to Debra's apartment. Gianni: Jon Manfrellotti. Ally: Madylin Sweeten. Debra: Patricia Heaton. Ray: Ray Romano. (Repeat).
Martin Sheen guest stars as Rose's dad, who confronts Charlie and asks what his intentions are towards his daughter after an inebriated Charlie sleeps with Rose on her birthday. Margaret: June Squibb. Rose: Melanie Lynskey. Evelyn: Holland Taylor. Alan: Jon Cryer. (Repeat).
Charlie dupes Jake into joining a ballet class just so he can flirt with the teacher (Emmanuelle Vaugier). Jake: Angus T. Jones. Alan: Jon Cryer. Charlie: Charlie Sheen. (Repeat).
Cloris Leachman plays Charlie's wealthy neighbor who wants Alan to be her boy toy. Meanwhile, Jake wants to send money to a televangelist. Kim: April Bowlby. Hector: Phil Abrams. Jake: Angus T. Jones. (Repeat).
Charlie helps Alan with his unhealthy need to always to gain approval from women. Charlie: Charlie Sheen. Alan: Jon Cryer. (Repeat).
Alan starts dating a Martha Stewart-like perfectionist (Josie Davis) who takes command of the house during the holidays. Alan: Jon Cryer. Charlie: Charlie Sheen. Jake: Angus T. Jones. (Repeat).
Charlie goes to a psychiatrist (Jane Lynch) to try and learn how to deal with Alan's emotional problems. Terry: Andrea Bendewald. Beth: Valerie Azlynn. (Repeat).
Charley uncharacteristically finds himself in a relationship that isn't based on sex. (Repeat).
Charlie and Mia (Emmanuelle Vaugier) decide to make love, but after the long wait, he's worried that he won't live up to her expectations. Meanwhile, Alan has his hands full with one of Charlie's former lovers. Kandi: April Bowlby. Alan: Jon Cryer. (Repeat).
Mia (Emmanuelle Vaugier) and Charlie clash over his lifestyle. (Repeat).
Alan does his best to avoid the awkwardness of having his 22-year-old girlfriend attend Jake's birthday party. (Repeat).
In the Season 10 finale, Walden goes out with a 22-year-old woman, but winds up becoming smitten with her grandmother. Meanwhile, Alan and Jake take a trip to bond as father and son. (Repeat).
Alan gets a surprise visit from Charlie's daughter, Jenny (Amber Tamblyn), in the Season 11 premiere, and it's clear this hard-partying, sapphic 25-year-old takes after her old man. (Repeat).
Angela's prospective client (Leslie Nielsen) wants more than a good ad agency: he's after Mona's heart. Mona: Katherine Helmond. Angela: Judith Light. Tony: Tony Danza. (Repeat).
Tony takes charge of a teen restaurant. When he throws out a popular student all the other customer follow him. Sam, working there as waitress, gets the order to fire her dad. (Repeat).
Tony and Angela discover that their new friend may have snatched her daughter from her ex-husband. Kelly: D.D. Howard. Melissa: Jessica Player. Tony: Tony Danza. Angela: Judith Light. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. (Repeat).
Tony's relatives from Italy are coming for a visit and uncle Aldo has a great surprise for Tony: he gives him a 12 hectare piece of the winery. Maurizio, Tony's cousin, has fallen for Angela and wants to marry her. (Repeat).
Samantha decides to go steady with Jesse (Scott Bloom), leaving Tony at the bottom of her "people to see" list. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Tony: Tony Danza. Bonnie: Shana Lane-Block. Mona: Katherine Helmond. (Repeat).
When Tony's high-school do-wop group reunites, he recruits Angela as a "Dreamtonette." Satch: Johnny Hostetter. Benny: Joey Melore. Jimbo: Charles G. Davis. Tony: Tony Danza. Angela: Judith Light. (Repeat).
Attempting to get Samantha excited about higher education, Tony catches the academia bug himself. Mr. Mackey: Peter Hobbs. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Tony: Tony Danza. Jonathan: Danny Pintauro. (Repeat).
Samantha is on thin ice with her steady when a platonic skate date with Mason takes an unexpected turn. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. Tony: Tony Danza. Angela: Judith Light. (Repeat).
The neighborhood housekeepers picket when they find out that Tony is cleaning up in the salary department. Frances: Conchata Ferrell. Joanne: Pamela Galloway. Margarita: Lupe Ontiveros. Tony: Tony Danza. (Repeat).
Sam gets a job as model. This one is a success and other orders follow. But Tony isn't happy about that fact, especially because she's earning a lot of money and with that she's no longer dependent on him. (Repeat).
Mona has cold feet when it looks like her relationship with Max is leading to the altar---until she meets his ex (Shawn Southwick). Mona: Katherine Helmond. Angela: Judith Light. Minister: Tom Pletts. (Repeat).
Jesse asks Sam to go with him to the prom. But Angela takes to much care of Sam because she wants Sam having the prom night she herself never had. But after all the interferences, Sam refuses to go. (Repeat).
One year has passed and it's again Angela's birthday. In the nights after she has found out about the surprise party Tony gives, she talks in the sleep and confesses that she loves Tony. But waking up all with her 'Tony, Tony' shouts is, however, very embarrassing for her. (Repeat).
The game is pool, and Tony is primed to beat his ex-girlfriend's husband (Derek McGrath). Darlene: Diane Stilwell. Kim Lee: Clyde Kusatsu. Angela: Judith Light. (Repeat).
Samantha is anxious to take to the streets with her new license, until Tony gives her a yellow "tank." Off. Audette: Garrett Morris. Bonnie: Shana Lane-Block. Brad: Donnie Jeffcoat. Samantha: Alyssa Milano. (Repeat).
In an effort to better himself, Tony heads off to college. The public speaking class is headed up by a strict grammer enthusiast who singles Tony out as an impossible case. Its My Fair Lady as Tony does a complete turnaround, but he alienates himself from his family and friends and must rely on the ""inner Tony"" to figure out who he really wants to be. (Repeat).
Jack's cookie recipe wins in a contest---but the judges are expecting to award the $10,000 to "Grandma Tripper." Richard Kline, John Ritter, Priscilla Barnes. Landers: Parley Baer. (Repeat).
Furley's rule banning pets is tested when Jack finds an irresistible stray kitten. Don Knotts, John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes. Muffit: Kaleena Kiff. Williams: George Petrie. (Repeat).
Jack is less than thrilled by a visit from his father (Dick Shawn) until he learns of his recent misfortune. Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes. Jennifer: Marsha Haynes. Jack: John Ritter. (Repeat).
Jack and Terri and Janet and Larry pose as married couples to deflect the advances of Terri's boss (John Reilly). Gail: Judith-Marie Bergan. Sue Anne: Amy Stuckey. (Repeat).
Just after the restaurant closes for a week, Jack and Furley are locked in the freezer by a burglar they surprised. John Ritter, Don Knotts. Crook: Joe George. (Repeat).
Jack's efforts to help patch up a friend's shaky marriage only increase her husband's jealousy. Robyn: Greta Blackburn. Jack: John Ritter. Francis: Don Sparks. (Repeat).
Jack pretends to have amnesia after wrecking Janet's car to avoid being yelled at. (Repeat).
Janet and Furley think Jack's masking something more serious when he says he's going to the hospital for "a little minor surgery." Joyce DeWitt, Don Knotts, John Ritter, Richard Kline. Nurse Brown: Linda Hoy. (Repeat).
Jack is enchanted by his new neighbor, an art instructor, so he shows up at her class "in the flesh." Arlene: Sondra Currie. Furley: Don Knotts. Jack: John Ritter. (Repeat).
After Janet inherits a vase from a former customer, she wonders whether the deceased's nephew is interested in her---or in her "worthless" inheritance. Joyce Dewitt, John Ritter, Don Knotts. (Repeat).
A fear of flying leads Jack to a sudden romance with a flight attendant (Mary Cadorette), while Janet announces her engagement to Phillip (David Ruprecht). Joyce DeWitt, John Ritter. Rex: John Martin. (Repeat).
Terri is off to Hawaii, and Janet and Phillip are tying the knot. First of two parts. Priscilla Barnes, Joyce DeWitt, John Ritter. Minister: Henry Sutton. (Repeat).
Conclusion. Jack has wedding plans, but Vicky declines and suggests instead that they live together. John Ritter. Bradford: Robert Mandan. Furley: Don Knotts. Larry: Richard Kline. (Repeat).
To beat high rents, Jack decides to share an apartment---and a strictly platonic relationship---with Janet and Chrissy (Suzanne Somers). Roper: Norman Fell. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Patricia: Kit McDonough. (Repeat).
Janet and Chrissy (Suzanne Somers) hide Jack from Chrissy's mother, fearing she'll disapprove of their roommate. Jack: John Ritter. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Mother: Priscilla Morrill. Roper: Norman Fell. (Repeat).
The trio lose their rent money, and then are turned down for a loan. Jack: John Ritter. Cop: Joey Forman. Roper: Norman Fell. Travers: William Pierson. Janet: Joyce DeWitt. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. (Repeat).