Deja View

Mike (Michael J. Fox) suggests the staff undergo drug testing in support of the mayor's (Barry Bostwick) anti-drug campaign.

The mayor longs to have the same effect on his constituency as the pope does during a visit to the city.

The Shorts recall the past, including John and Joan's party to celebrate the turn of the century, Heather and Tim's pre-Sophia parenting styles, Jen and Greg's honeymoon and the moment Greg and Colleen met.

Samantha auditions for a high school musical, but she doesn't get the part; Matt, Greg and Heather think Joan is having an affair; Clementine and Tyler decide to find their own home; Jen, Colleen and Tim pass the time during Sunday brunch.

Brian reconsiders his commitment to Alex when a bevy of attractive models comes to town for a photo shoot.

After Alex reveals she is moonlighting as a barmaid, the others recall some of their off-season odd jobs.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

The Shorts recall the past, including John and Joan's party to celebrate the turn of the century, Heather and Tim's pre-Sophia parenting styles, Jen and Greg's honeymoon and the moment Greg and Colleen met.

Samantha auditions for a high school musical, but she doesn't get the part; Matt, Greg and Heather think Joan is having an affair; Clementine and Tyler decide to find their own home; Jen, Colleen and Tim pass the time during Sunday brunch.

Brian reconsiders his commitment to Alex when a bevy of attractive models comes to town for a photo shoot.

After Alex reveals she is moonlighting as a barmaid, the others recall some of their off-season odd jobs.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Mike (Michael J. Fox) suggests the staff undergo drug testing in support of the mayor's (Barry Bostwick) anti-drug campaign.

The mayor longs to have the same effect on his constituency as the pope does during a visit to the city.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Too unfamiliar with the ways of earthlings to make it on his own, Mork moves in with Mindy.

Mork leaves Mindy when it becomes apparent to him that he is ruining her social life.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Too unfamiliar with the ways of earthlings to make it on his own, Mork moves in with Mindy.

Mork leaves Mindy when it becomes apparent to him that he is ruining her social life.

Fraser (Paul Gross) arrests a legendary poker player and becomes entangled in a federal investigation.

Nathan receives otherworldly aid as he tracks down a killer; Duke receives a terrifying vision of Haven's future.

David talks to actor Corbin Bernson, star polo player Fred Mannix and screenwriter brothers Logan and Philip Wilson.

Fraser (Paul Gross) arrests a legendary poker player and becomes entangled in a federal investigation.

When a trapeze artists dies, a line of patients in need of his organs cause complications.

Maz's sister comes to Angie for help recovering an aquatic creature that's gone missing from Ripley's Aquarium.

Fraser (Paul Gross) arrests a legendary poker player and becomes entangled in a federal investigation.

Joe gets into hot water when he tries to help a recently divorced friend get back into the dating game; Zander's decision to move in with two female coeds does not sit well with Lennox.

Mel's wild father sends out an inappropriate photograph that could harm her run for the state senate; Ryder tries to come up with a winning idea for a business club.

Andi struggles to stay on the sideline while Adam, David and Lowell organize the school's Thanksgiving dinner.

Don persuades Adam to turn his cluttered garage into a man cave; Adam is distraught after thinking he gave away one of Andi's beloved keepsakes.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Brian and Alex quickly regret their decision to move in together; Lowell plays a special version of "the name game.".

Joe and Brian play a prank on their high-school coach (Jack Ging), and it backfires when the man is found dead.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

During bachelor and bachelorette parties for Paul and Claudia, Mike spies an obscene statue -- which was commissioned for the city.

Mike (Michael J. Fox) has trouble breaking up with his new girlfriend; Carter and Stuart (Michael Boatman, Alan Ruck) invest in a nightclub.

Stuart (Alan Ruck) lobbies to become Carter's (Michael Boatman) new roommate; a rat is on the loose in City Hall.

Mike promises to coordinate Paul and Claudia's wedding, but he discovers the church is booked for a funeral.

Brian and Alex quickly regret their decision to move in together; Lowell plays a special version of "the name game.".

Joe and Brian play a prank on their high-school coach (Jack Ging), and it backfires when the man is found dead.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Andi struggles to stay on the sideline while Adam, David and Lowell organize the school's Thanksgiving dinner.

Don persuades Adam to turn his cluttered garage into a man cave; Adam is distraught after thinking he gave away one of Andi's beloved keepsakes.

Brian and Alex quickly regret their decision to move in together; Lowell plays a special version of "the name game.".

Joe and Brian play a prank on their high-school coach (Jack Ging), and it backfires when the man is found dead.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

During bachelor and bachelorette parties for Paul and Claudia, Mike spies an obscene statue -- which was commissioned for the city.

Mike (Michael J. Fox) has trouble breaking up with his new girlfriend; Carter and Stuart (Michael Boatman, Alan Ruck) invest in a nightclub.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Andi struggles to stay on the sideline while Adam, David and Lowell organize the school's Thanksgiving dinner.

Don persuades Adam to turn his cluttered garage into a man cave; Adam is distraught after thinking he gave away one of Andi's beloved keepsakes.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Joe gets into hot water when he tries to help a recently divorced friend get back into the dating game; Zander's decision to move in with two female coeds does not sit well with Lennox.

Mel's wild father sends out an inappropriate photograph that could harm her run for the state senate; Ryder tries to come up with a winning idea for a business club.

Kowalski and Fraser must investigate a policeman's homicide to save the victim's wife from getting the death penalty.

Nathan and Vince travel back to 1983 to learn how Croatoan found a way into Haven; Duke is apprehended by a mysterious foe.

David Oulton interviews guests form the worlds of entertainment, business, fashion and politics.

Kowalski and Fraser must investigate a policeman's homicide to save the victim's wife from getting the death penalty.

Casualties of a bomb at a local charity run arrive at Hope Zion Hospital.

Shade and Angie go undercover when a young boy believes that his neighbour was murdered.

Kowalski and Fraser must investigate a policeman's homicide to save the victim's wife from getting the death penalty.

Mel wants to get rid of the ugly chair that Joe inherited from his late grandmother; Ryder pretends to be a college student to get close to one of Zander's roommates.

Mel gets surprising news from her doctor, but is not sure if the timing is right to share it with Joe; Ryder forms a study group with an attractive student and the class genius.

When none of the kids will confess to putting a hole in the wall, Adam and Andi team up to find the guilty one.

Adam and Andi try to avoid a holiday disaster after a blizzard prevents the family from visiting the grandparents' house for Christmas.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Roy's ex-wife (Concetta Tomei) returns to Nantucket and has ulterior motives for wanting to rekindle their relationship.

Davis (Mark Harelik) rushes to Nantucket after canceling a date with Helen, only to find her with another man (John Putch).

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Carla tricks a man into believing he is the father of her child.

Mike is hailed a hero when he saves a runaway baby carriage in Central Park; Carter takes in his family dog and model Heidi Klum.

Mike dates model Heidi Klum and ends up on the front page of the papers; Nikki thinks she has feelings for Mike.

As Mike's relationship with Heidi gets serious, she swears him to secrecy; Paul's new fan causes problems for James' Aunt Sarah.

Michael ends up on a hunting trip after trying to snag a political donor; Stuart becomes Stacy's boss for a day.

Roy's ex-wife (Concetta Tomei) returns to Nantucket and has ulterior motives for wanting to rekindle their relationship.

Davis (Mark Harelik) rushes to Nantucket after canceling a date with Helen, only to find her with another man (John Putch).

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

When none of the kids will confess to putting a hole in the wall, Adam and Andi team up to find the guilty one.

Adam and Andi try to avoid a holiday disaster after a blizzard prevents the family from visiting the grandparents' house for Christmas.

Roy's ex-wife (Concetta Tomei) returns to Nantucket and has ulterior motives for wanting to rekindle their relationship.

Davis (Mark Harelik) rushes to Nantucket after canceling a date with Helen, only to find her with another man (John Putch).

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Carla tricks a man into believing he is the father of her child.

Mike is hailed a hero when he saves a runaway baby carriage in Central Park; Carter takes in his family dog and model Heidi Klum.

Mike dates model Heidi Klum and ends up on the front page of the papers; Nikki thinks she has feelings for Mike.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

When none of the kids will confess to putting a hole in the wall, Adam and Andi team up to find the guilty one.

Adam and Andi try to avoid a holiday disaster after a blizzard prevents the family from visiting the grandparents' house for Christmas.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Carla tricks a man into believing he is the father of her child.

Mel wants to get rid of the ugly chair that Joe inherited from his late grandmother; Ryder pretends to be a college student to get close to one of Zander's roommates.

Mel gets surprising news from her doctor, but is not sure if the timing is right to share it with Joe; Ryder forms a study group with an attractive student and the class genius.

Nathan encounters an old adversary in the Void; Audrey and Duke deal with a revenge plot; Dwight and Vince struggle to free Dave from Croatoan's grip.

Audrey and Dave try to save Nathan from the Void; Dave struggles to free himself from Croatoan's deadly grasp.

Becca is worried that a past stalker is back and hires Shade and Angie to investigate the world of media, fame and celebrity obsession.

After a voodoo priest dies, Fraser and Kowalski (Paul Gross, Callum Keith Rennie) investigate a secretive Haitian community.

Alex discovers that she unknowingly helped the bomber at the expense of a friend.

During an ice storm on Christmas Eve, Alex and Dawn fight to keep a woman alive long enough for her family to say goodbye.

After a voodoo priest dies, Fraser and Kowalski (Paul Gross, Callum Keith Rennie) investigate a secretive Haitian community.

Mork experiences love when he falls head over heels for a shapely blonde.

Mindy's high-school rival sets her sights on Mork.

Colleen and Matt invite former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner to their family tailgate party at the L.A. Rams game; after a trip to the restroom, Sophia and Tim get side-tracked returning to their seats; Greg gets a chance to play in a halftime contest.

Greg insists on being Matt's best man at his wedding; to get a referral discount, Colleen refers Jen to her bikini waxer; Joan tries to prove to Heather that Sophia is ready for some independence; Clementine works at a car rental office.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Alex breaks off her relationship with Brian after he and a friend go too far with their late-night drinking.

Helen prepares for the worst when Davis (Mark Harelik) makes an unplanned midweek visit; dumped Brian asks Ray Charles to serenade Alex.

The Cheers regulars fear that the place will become a gay hangout.

Sam and Diane dare each other to find the other's perfect date.

Mike may adopt an abandoned baby; Mike's former flames reminisce; guest stars Tracy Pollan, Courtney Thorne-Smith.

The mayor, Mike and Paul (Barry Bostwick, Michael J. Fox, Richard Kind) are mugged by a teenage girl; Stuart (Alan Ruck) loses his heart to Deidre (Beth Littleford).

Colleen and Matt invite former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner to their family tailgate party at the L.A. Rams game; after a trip to the restroom, Sophia and Tim get side-tracked returning to their seats; Greg gets a chance to play in a halftime contest.

Greg insists on being Matt's best man at his wedding; to get a referral discount, Colleen refers Jen to her bikini waxer; Joan tries to prove to Heather that Sophia is ready for some independence; Clementine works at a car rental office.

Alex breaks off her relationship with Brian after he and a friend go too far with their late-night drinking.

Helen prepares for the worst when Davis (Mark Harelik) makes an unplanned midweek visit; dumped Brian asks Ray Charles to serenade Alex.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Colleen and Matt invite former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner to their family tailgate party at the L.A. Rams game; after a trip to the restroom, Sophia and Tim get side-tracked returning to their seats; Greg gets a chance to play in a halftime contest.

Greg insists on being Matt's best man at his wedding; to get a referral discount, Colleen refers Jen to her bikini waxer; Joan tries to prove to Heather that Sophia is ready for some independence; Clementine works at a car rental office.

Alex breaks off her relationship with Brian after he and a friend go too far with their late-night drinking.

Helen prepares for the worst when Davis (Mark Harelik) makes an unplanned midweek visit; dumped Brian asks Ray Charles to serenade Alex.

The Cheers regulars fear that the place will become a gay hangout.

Sam and Diane dare each other to find the other's perfect date.