2024-09-07
The boys urge Helen to demand an audition with a conductor (David Ogden Stiers), but she gets him at a bad time---his honeymoon. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber. Joe: Timothy Daly. Fay: Rebecca Schull. (Repeat).
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. (Repeat).
Michael tries to motivate his office crew by taking them on a harbor cruise. But there isn't any love on this boat, as Michael makes waves and is ultimately thrown in the brig. Elsewhere, Jim's spirits sink when Pam finally sets her wedding date. (Repeat).
Michael tries to get extra sympathy from his staff after he burns his foot on a portable cooking grill. Dwight emerges as the primary caregiver---to Michael's chagrin. (Repeat).
Worried that Michael knows that he secretly pines for Pam, Jim begrudgingly hangs out with his ego-inflated boss in an effort to keep him from spilling the beans. One of their manly outings: a trip to Hooters. (Repeat).
Michael questions the loyalty of his staffers when someone defiles his carpet, so he then tries to bond with them by relocating to Jim's desk in the main office area. This forces Jim to move next to the blabbering Kelly---and farther away from Pam. (Repeat).
In the first-season finale, the guys fight to save their jobs when TelAmeriCorp's CEO decides to liquidate the company. (Repeat).
In the second-season premiere, the loss of something valuable sends the guys on an undercover mission at a high school to investigate. (Repeat).
Policeman Robert turns a tad too "ethnic" after he begins hanging out socially with his black partner (Sherri Shepherd) and her pals. Sareesa: Shelly Robertson. Man: Kivi Rogers. (Repeat).
Ray and Robert put together a video testimonial to Frank (Peter Boyle) when he is named "Man of the Year" by his men's lodge. Marie: Doris Roberts. Stan: Victor Raider-Wexler. Garvin: Len Lesser. (Repeat).
A savvy agent (Harriet Sansom Harris) persuades Frasier to start doing commercials. Dr. Joyce Brothers appears. Bulldog: Dan Butler. Director: Paul Perri. Walnut: John Drayman. Almond: Michael Edwards. Roz: Peri Gilpin. (Repeat).
Bulldog quits his job after Frasier tells him he's heard that Bulldog is going to be fired. Bulldog: Dan Butler. Chopper Dave: Richard Poe. Mr. Miller: John Glover. Father Mike: George Deloy. Teddy: Wayne Wilderson. Roz: Peri Gilpin. (Repeat).
The Roses attend the Escape Room portion of David and Patrick's Bachelor Party, but their participation wanes the more their personal dilemmas come to a head. (Repeat).
Johnny, Stevie and Roland head to New York for their pitch meeting, while the family anxiously awaits their return. (Repeat).
A 6-year-old (Azura Bates) finds Fraser in her corner when he discovers that her dad (Brendan Kelly) is involved in an insurance scam. Vecchio: David Marciano. Mackenzie: Madolyn Smith-Osborne. (Repeat).
Lisa asks Gerry to coach the wrestlers in an upcoming tournament, and he promises to bring home two trophies, but an outbreak of ringworm threatens the team's success. Meanwhile, Simon has a spiritual awakening after discovering his Jewish roots; and Lisa is confused over why Frank broke up with her. (Repeat).
Gerry sells bogus One Direction merchandise when he learns the band is in town. Meanwhile, teachers try to avoid being assigned to dreaded Room 207A; and Frank's expenditures are questioned. (Repeat).
The Roses attend the Escape Room portion of David and Patrick's Bachelor Party, but their participation wanes the more their personal dilemmas come to a head. (Repeat).
Johnny, Stevie and Roland head to New York for their pitch meeting, while the family anxiously awaits their return. (Repeat).
A 6-year-old (Azura Bates) finds Fraser in her corner when he discovers that her dad (Brendan Kelly) is involved in an insurance scam. Vecchio: David Marciano. Mackenzie: Madolyn Smith-Osborne. (Repeat).
Lisa asks Gerry to coach the wrestlers in an upcoming tournament, and he promises to bring home two trophies, but an outbreak of ringworm threatens the team's success. Meanwhile, Simon has a spiritual awakening after discovering his Jewish roots; and Lisa is confused over why Frank broke up with her. (Repeat).
Gerry sells bogus One Direction merchandise when he learns the band is in town. Meanwhile, teachers try to avoid being assigned to dreaded Room 207A; and Frank's expenditures are questioned. (Repeat).
In the series premiere, an adventure reporter is sidelined by injury and reassigned to a magazine's digital department, where he leads a group of millennials. (Repeat).
Jack tries online dating, but creates a bad profile, forcing Clark, Emma and Mason to intervene. (Repeat).
Arthur's inclusion at an outing to a Mets game creates problems for Doug. (Repeat).
When Doug takes Carrie's dad (Jerry Stiller) out for the night, Carrie shows her appreciation in a very amorous way, which leads Doug to spend more time with Arthur. Debbie: Lesli Margherita. Spence: Patton Oswalt. (Repeat).
Newly engaged Adam moves in with Jennifer, but his excitement is dampened by sobering news from Jeff, a jaded married man of 12 years, who explains how compromise works when living with a woman. (New).
Audrey hosts a lavish party for Jeff's birthday against his will, but he goes along in order to get his "birthday deal," a secret gift Adam and Russell are eager to discover. They have their own ideas about what it could be, leading Adam and Jennifer to set up deals of their own, which Adam begins to regret after Jeff plants unsavory seeds in his mind about what Jennifer might request. (New).
In the series premiere, a contractor becomes a stay-at-home dad after his wife goes back to work. (Repeat).
Adam gets tickets to a Steelers game and debates who he should take: his wife or his brother. (Repeat).
Becker struggles to write a medical-journal article; Jake is pressured to commit by the woman (Kenna Ramsey) he's dating. Alexei: Elya Baskin. Benny: Vincent Guastaferro. Maria: Josie DiVincenzo. (New).
On Valentine's Day, Becker ministers to a 16-year-old (Josh Blake) who wants a vasectomy; and a woman (Alicia Brandt) who's allergic to roses. Linda: Shawnee Smith. Reggie: Terry Farrell. Becker: Ted Danson. Margaret: Hattie Winston. (New).
Arthur's inclusion at an outing to a Mets game creates problems for Doug. (Repeat).
When Doug takes Carrie's dad (Jerry Stiller) out for the night, Carrie shows her appreciation in a very amorous way, which leads Doug to spend more time with Arthur. Debbie: Lesli Margherita. Spence: Patton Oswalt. (Repeat).
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. (New).
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. (New).
In the series premiere, an adventure reporter is sidelined by injury and reassigned to a magazine's digital department, where he leads a group of millennials. (Repeat).
Jack tries online dating, but creates a bad profile, forcing Clark, Emma and Mason to intervene. (Repeat).
Jan (Melora Hardin) assembles the female staffers and presents them with a "women in the workplace" seminar. Not to be outdone, Michael hustles the Dunder Mifflin boys to the warehouse for some male bonding. (Repeat).
Michael takes a bite out of the Big Apple when he heads to corporate headquarters in New York City for a meeting with Jan (Melora Hardin) on Valentine's Day. But he may be biting off more than he can chew, for he and Jan are in for a big surprise. Back at the office, Pam hopes for a holiday gift---something, anything---from her fiancé. Conan O'Brien has a blink-or-you'll-miss-it cameo. (Repeat).
Dwight wins an award for top salesman of the year, but has to conquer his fear of public speaking when he must give a speech at a big Northeast Sales Association convention. And he turns to the worst possible person for help---Michael. Meanwhile, Pam makes plans for her wedding at the office, prompting a downcast Jim to plan a vacation; and the staffers battle over the thermostat for control of th
It's Take Your Daughter to Work Day at Dunder Mifflin, and Michael, who's uncomfortable around kids, is pleasantly surprised when he becomes a hit with them. He tries to impress his new pint-sized posse by showing them a video of him as a "child star" on a local kids' show---but, like all things Michael, it backfires. Meanwhile, Pam's goal is to find just one child who likes her; and Stanley's fli
The guys try to quit drinking for a week after a particularly rough night of imbibing. (Repeat).
An attractive temp at TelAmeriCorp tests the guys' limits of self-control. (Repeat).
Becker struggles to write a medical-journal article; Jake is pressured to commit by the woman (Kenna Ramsey) he's dating. Alexei: Elya Baskin. Benny: Vincent Guastaferro. Maria: Josie DiVincenzo. (Repeat).
On Valentine's Day, Becker ministers to a 16-year-old (Josh Blake) who wants a vasectomy; and a woman (Alicia Brandt) who's allergic to roses. Linda: Shawnee Smith. Reggie: Terry Farrell. Becker: Ted Danson. Margaret: Hattie Winston. (Repeat).