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Angela and Mona take Samantha shopping for "women's things" as Tony wrestles with the fact that his little girl is growing up.

Angela puts Tony in his place after he has her car painted a colour she said she didn't like.

The school calls to tell Valerie (Valerie Harper) that Mark (Jeremy Licht) mooned the student body while accepting a citizenship award. Mrs. Davis: C.C.H. Pounder. Willie: Danny Ponce. David: Jason Bateman. Annie: Judith Kahan.

David's depressed after he's dumped by a girl; Valerie's dog-tired, thanks to nocturnal barking next-door. Linda: Kristy Swanson. David: Jason Bateman. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Mrs. Poole: Edie McClurg. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

Kirk's girlfriend (Patricia Ayame Thomson) worships the ground he walks on, and doesn't understand English. Mr. Yoshimura: Keone Young. Mrs. Yoshimura: Yuri Ogawa. Kirk: Jere Burns.

A new member confides that his marriage failed because he's gay, but feels better when he finds Mr. Right---John. David: Dakin Matthews. Waiter: Doug Carfrae. Barman: Richard Blum. John: Judd Hirsch.

The light of John's love life (Dinah Manoff) is a newcomer to the program---and should abstain from sex for six months. John: John Larroquette. Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell.

John offers a lifeline to the nephew (Matt Borlenghi) he taught how to drink, and now is a heavy-boozing Marine who flatly rejects it. Singer Dion has a cameo. John: John Larroquette.

Becker struggles to write a medical-journal article; Jake is pressured to commit by the woman he's dating.

On Valentine's Day, Becker ministers to a 16-year-old who wants a vasectomy; and a woman who's allergic to roses.

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.

Sensible Joe Hackett and his fun-loving brother, Brian, run a one-plane airline in this folksy ensemble sitcom. Their mutual friend (and on-again, off-again love interest for Joe) is Helen, who works the lunch counter while dreaming of being a cellist. Among their quirky coworkers: a dim-bulb maintenance man and Tony Shalhoub's Italian-immigrant cabbie. The series was produced by the same folks re

The Buchmans' new maid develops a crush on Paul, but the feeling's not mutual.

Jamie hires Paul to make a film for her client. The result: too much togetherness.

Hoping to impress a boy who has eyes for an "older woman", Brenda seeks Sandra's advice and ignores her mother's counsel to be herself.

Rose teaches Mary and Sandra to play the piano---and her pupils compete to see who's learned more in three weeks.

It is New Year's Eve, and everyone is dressed in their finery, anticipating a fun-filled night on the town. The identity of Charlene's date is kept secret until a news flash reports that the infamous ""Shadow"" is the subject of a massive manhunt.

Charlene discovers a lump in her breast; Mary Jo's ex interferes with her romantic life. Part 1 of two. Ted: Scott Bakula. J.D.: Richard Gilliland. Janet: Julie Cobb. Julia: Dixie Carter.

Lisa threatens to break up with Dave after he calls her a nasty name; Bill announces Catherine's age on the air. Dave: Dave Foley. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Catherine: Khandi Alexander.

Tension runs high at the station, prompting Jimmy to call in a psychologist (John Ritter). Bill: Phil Hartman. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Dave: Dave Foley. Beth: Vicki Lewis. Catherine: Khandi Alexander.

Jack must part with his tickets to a Shakespeare play in London, which causes him nothing but sorrow.

When Maya writes a flattering piece about Woody Allen, an impersonator shows up to ask her out and her co-workers think she's bananas for accepting the invitation.

Drew's dad pressures him to join his lodge, the Wildebeests, so he can make gnu, er, new business connections. Jay: Robert Torti. Lester: Dennis Blair. Tom: William Utay. Mimi: Kathy Kinney. Kate: Christa Miller.

Things look ho-ho-hopeless for Drew when the store's employees---including Kate---go on strike during the holiday rush, and he's forced to hire scabs to replace them. Larry: Ian Gomez. Nora: Jane Morris. Lisa: Katy Selverstone.

Jeff asks Audrey to be silent about his friend's infidelity, telling her that it's part of the "guy code".

Russell dates a "bag lady" and experiences the pitfalls of the relationship; Adam gives into Jennifer's wishes and gets a "man bag"; and Jeff and Audrey try to start rumous about their own sex life, but are upset when no one cares.

Cupid strikes the newsroom on Valentine's Day as Murphy fixes Frank up with a friend on the condition he do the same for her; Secretary No 13 has a crush on Jim.

Murphy decides to go where no woman has gone before---the exclusive, all-male Dunfries Club.

Richard gets an opportunity to paint a mural, but at a price: the key decision-maker---a married man---wants a date with Caroline. Tom Glass: Beau Gravitte. Receptionist: Jessie Jones. Johnny: John Mariano. Remo: Tom La Grua.

Caroline's parents (Holliman & Hartley) roll out the red carpet when she visits her home town for a ceremony in her honor, but something smells fishy when her brother (who has upstaged her all their lives) arrives with big news of his own.

When Jack's too strapped to award Christmas bonuses, the staff (led by Susan) goes on strike. Pete: Bill Stevenson. Tracy: Melissa Samuels. Clark: Todd Royal. Jack: Judd Nelson. Susan: Brooke Shields.

To prove that personality is more important than good looks, Susan is fitted with a large fake nose. But complications arise with the arrival of a hunky accountant (David Chokachi). Bob Dole has a cameo. Luis: Nestor Carbonell.

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Archie's high-school graduating class names him man of the year, and honors him with a bash. Phil Weber: Robert Brown. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Murray: Martin Balsam. Veronica: Anne Meara. Stephanie: Danielle Brisebois. Barney: Allan Melvin. Van Ranseleer: Bill Quinn. Harry: Jason Wingreen. Fred: Dino Scofield. Jose: Abe Alvarez.

Edith prepares an authentic Jewish meal and unintentionally brings tension between Murray and his mom.

Benson fills in for a striking household staff until his conscience forces him to resign.

A neglected wife uses Benson to make her husband jealous.

Eugene runs away from home after a skirmish with his mother.

Mork and Mindy journey to Exidor's mountain retreat for the weekend.

A stressed-out Sabrina gets a huge wart, which worsens her mood, and causes her to seek solace and solitude in an alternate world inside her mirror.

To chaperone Sabrina while she meets a band, Hilda and Zelda pose as teens and go with her.

Charlie gives advice to a burned-out teacher (Peter Vogt) whom Eric delights in harassing. Samuels: William G. Schilling. Kirshner: Robert Picardo. Dennis: Dan Schneider.

More disturbing than the death of Simone's favorite poet is what he left behind for her: a scathing criticism of the poem she sent him. Khrystyne Haje, Howard Hesseman. Herman: Vincent Schiavelli. Jack: Joe Alaskey.

Alex is a Big Brother to a Vietnamese boy and tries to mold the youngster in his own image.

Elyse wants to fire the friend she recently hired, a move that could be the final blow for the woman, whose marriage just fell apart.

At a party, Tony embarrasses Angela in front of the new chairman of the board by throwing out a vice-president after he impugns Angela's reputation.

When Mona is evicted, Tony suggests that she move into the loft over the garage, but the arrangement is a little too cozy for Angela.

David (Jason Bateman) blackmails Willie into bondage, while a hairdresser bleaches Valerie (Valerie Harper) into "blondage." Carlos: Harvey Jason. Shampoo Person: Twink Caplan. Willie: Danny Ponce. Michael: Josh Taylor.

The lure of a slumber party next-door is too strong for Willie and Mark (Danny Ponce, Jeremy Licht), who decide to sneak a peek. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Annie: Judith Kahan. Rebecca: Paula Hoffman.

Louise is stunned by the reaction of her unborn baby's father when she tells him he's a daddy-to-be. Bartender: Richard Blum. John: Judd Hirsch. Kirk: Jere Burns. Ralph: Harry Groener.

John's friend Gary joins the group with a glib tale of a long-dead wife who isn't dead at all---and John knows it. Judd Hirsch. Kate: Isabella Hofmann. Carol: Nancy Lane. Kirk: Jere Burns. Ralph: Harry Groener.

Mahalia forces John to pray for forgiveness at gunpoint when she catches him "borrowing" from the cash drawer. John: John Larroquette. Carly: Gigi Rice. Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell.

John's ordered to train his boss's nephew (Bobcat Goldthwait), in AA for a year but still a basket case. Simmons: Richard Venture. John: John Larroquette. Eggers: Elizabeth Berridge. Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell.

John receives an unwelcome visit from his estranged father, a charming salesman.

Becker treats a lonely shoe salesman who believes God is speaking to him; Linda hits the jackpot at the dry cleaners.

Joe's grounded due to high blood pressure and he wonders if Helen will go out with him, now that he's not a pilot.

A lonely Joe and Helen dine together, then park at Indian Point---not far from Joe's new backup pilot. Kenny: Michael Manasseri. Stubbs: Charles Dugan. Joe: Timothy Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Brian: Steven Weber.

A weekend in the country has Jamie wanting to move there.

Paul badgers Jamie into telling him a secret, and he's sorry he does.

Rose hits it off with the man Sandra found "boring", but she's on edge when he suggests a weekend in New York.

Lester obliges Pearl by having a man-to-man talk with Calvin about sex, and then worries when Calvin asks Brenda out.

Conclusion. Charlene undergoes surgery to have the lump removed from her breast. Ted: Scott Bakula. Janet: Julia Cobb. J.D. Richard Gilliland. Marie Jo: Annie Potts.

The ladies question their morals when asked to decorate a house of ill repute for a former school chum of Charlene's. Charlene: Jean Smart. Suzanne: Delta Burke. Julia: Dixie Carter. Mary Jo: Annie Potts.

Bill raises the suspicions of two building security guards (Tone Loc, Toby Huss); and Dave hires Beth's copy-cat friend. Beth: Vicki Lewis. Matthew: Andy Dick. Jimmy: Stephen Root.

Dave lends some support when Bill encounters writer's block while working on his autobiography. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Matthew: Andy Dick. Jimmy: Stephen Root.

Jack begs Maya to put in a good word to the headmaster of a ritzy school that he wants Hannah to attend.

Maya loses faith in Jack when she asks for his help with a charity she's involved in.

After hiring a criminally insane employee, Drew has to fire him without creating any bad blood---or losing any good blood. Earl: David Cross. Chuck: Kelly Perine. Jay: Robert Torti. Kate:Christa Miller. Mimi: Kathy Kinney.

Drew agrees to show Mr. Bell's spoiled nephew (Michael Landes) the ropes at work, but he's soon trying to give the upstart enough rope to hang himself. Lisa: Katy Selverstone. Chuck: Kelly Perine. Waitress: Megyn Price.

Jeff skips a wedding to spend a night out with the guys, and Audrey worries that he'll get drunk and do something embarrassing.

Heather Locklear reprises her role as Audrey's sister Barbara, who visits and announces she's getting a divorce, which makes Russell think he has a chance with her.

In an effort to improve ratings, Murphy and Jim decide to pit homemakers against hookers in a live debate.

Murphy's formidable mother shows up unannounced.

Caroline seeks out the previous owners (Morey Amsterdam, Rose Marie) of her desk. Minister: Beans Morocco. Dunn: Robert Cesario. Charlie: Andy Lauer. Annie: Amy Pietz. Richard: Malcolm Gets. Del: Eric Lutes.

Caroline picks up a stranger (Dan Cortese) and soon learns that the word "boring" suits him to a T. Meanwhile, a planned double date has surprising outcomes for Richard and Del (Eric Lutes). Mugger: Fred Stoller. Barbara: Colleen McDermott.

Susan and Vicki appear on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" after writing a parody of self-help dating books. Susan: Brooke Shields. Vicki: Kathy Griffin.

Susan accompanies Jack (Judd Nelson) to his grandfather's funeral, hoping her tacky sympathy card to the family will go unnoticed. Margo: Lisa Howard. Jack: Judd Nelson. Kip: Anthony Starke. Robert Stack has a cameo.

Mary helps Brenda find an interesting ancestor for an essay assignment, and is delighted to discover a Civil War corporal---until she also discovers his claim to fame.

Mary's neighbor helps her convince their landlord to get her a new refrigerator in exchange of her apartment for a party.

News of the breakup of her neighbour's marriage has Mary worried that the same thing could happen to her and Lester.

Mary is worried when Sandra is fired from her previous job---at the behest of a vice-president's wife---and begins working at Lester's construction firm.

Suzanne's intimate dinner party, planned to impress an important client, goes awry before it begins when she arranges a date between a more-than-hefty man and a reluctant Charlene.

A fire breaks out during Suzanne's decorating assignment for the Design House project. Suzanne: Delta Burke. Boyd: Stephen Tobolowsky. Anthony: Meshach Taylor. Julie: Dixie Carter. Charlene: Jean Smart.

Perky Sugarbaker, Julia and Suzanne's mother, and her friend Bernice hope to escape the dull routine of their lives in the retirement home by joining the girls and their ex-con handyman Anthony for the festive occasion, considering it an exhilarating change.

Hal Holbrook plays Julia's beau of six months, who promises her a special gift---something yellow that fits on one finger. Minister: Tracey Walter. Julia: Dixie Carter. Charlene: Jean Smart. Suzanne: Delta Burke.

A visit from a pregnant friend prompts Murphy to decide to have a baby---somehow.

Murphy craves smokes, drinks and an end to a broadcast interrupted by a surprise guest---with a gun.

Murphy must have the last laugh when her nemesis in a war of practical jokes dies---and leaves instructions for her to give the eulogy.

Murphy's not invited to the Inaugural Ball and can't find anyone to take her; and she can't get over her descent in Washington society.

Richard takes his paintings out of the closet when a gallery owner (Dan Butler) offers to consider them for a show. Howard: Jack Kenny. Johnny: John Mariano. Allen: Neal Lerner. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz.

Richard and Del try to help an injured Caroline complete her work, but things go from bad to worse when medication dulls her pain---and her mind. Handsome Island Waiter: Gerry McIntyre. Charlie: Andy Lauer. Annie: Amy Pietz. Del: Eric Lutes. Richard: Malcolm Gets.

Caroline's aunt fixes her up with a childhood acquaintance. Meanwhile, Shelly continues to rearrange Richard's life. Peter: Peter Krause. Shelly: Lauren Graham. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz. Richard: Malcolm Gets.

Caroline is blown away by an opportunity to march in the Thanksgiving Day parade. Florence Henderson and talk-show hosts Mike Burger and Maty Monfort have cameos. Captain Markham: Marlon Archey. Peter: Joel Miller.

When Susan's dull love life becomes the topic of discussion at "The Gate," she sets out to explore her options---including office romance. Craig: Victor Wilson. Jerry: Kyle Heffner. Jim: Hal Williams. Luis: Nestor Carbonell.

When her utilities are cut off, Susan jumps through hoops to get them restored. But trouble ensues when she writes an exposé on the incident. Harvey: Curtis Armstrong. Off. Kellogg: Michael Kagan. Jack: Judd Nelson.

At Susan's prodding, Jack hires a sweet senior citizen---who proceeds to wreak havoc around the office. Judge Cameron: Peg Phillips. Nana: Barbara Barrie. Susan: Brooke Shields. Jack: Judd Nelson.

When the gang attends a concert at a grunge club, straight-arrow Susan ends up dating an alternative-rock star. Dirk: David Lee Smith. Dr. Ni: Beulah Quo. Todd: David Strickland. Susan: Brooke Shields.

Sabrina's baby-sitting job, which doubles as a study date with Harvey, goes well until she accidentally turns the baby into a man.

Sabrina uses her powers to aid Jenny in an election and help Harvey in American football---without considering the possible consequences of her actions.

Sabrina visits an aunt in Pleasuredome---a realm where every wish is granted---and decides to stay for good.

Hoping to catch Harvey's eye, Sabrina becomes a magician's assistant, but the act is more comical than bewitching when the magic man's tricks misfire.

Nicole fixes Michael up with a neighbor (Amanda Wyss), which amuses him then confuses him as their pairing becomes more and more "comfortable." Nicole: Staci Keanan. Robin: Sarah Abrell.

The two dads have dates on the same night, so they decide to let Nicole and her friends baby-sit themselves. Paul Reiser, Greg Evigan. Elizabeth: Mary Cadorette. Madelaine: Lise Hilboldt.

Joey agrees to join his father's plumbing business if he fails to make a sale at his one-man art show. Nicole: Staci Keanan. Michael: Paul Reiser. Harris: Milt Kogan. Judge Wilbur: Florence Stanley.

After Joey strikes out with a woman, Michael is a hit, but the victory is short-lived when the woman turns out to be Judge Wilbur's niece who's engaged. Greg Evigan, Paul Reiser. Judge Wilbur: Florence Stanley. Cory: Giovanni Ribisi.

Not only do Willie's erratic study habits cause him to fail science, but his brainy brother Mark (Jeremy Licht) makes him look even worse. Willie: Danny Ponce. Valerie: Valerie Harper. David: Jason Bateman.

The family engages in a dogfight over Murray after the vet suggests that the old dog be put to sleep. Valerie: Valerie Harper. David: Jason Bateman. Slauson: Al Fann. Michael: Josh Taylor. Willie: Danny Ponce.

A domestic crisis prevents Valerie (Valerie Harper) from receiving her wedding anniversary phone call from Michael, so the boys try to make it up to her. Willie: Danny Ponce. David: Jason Bateman. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

To buy a compact-disc player, David (Jason Bateman) finds a job at the auction house where Valerie works. Bruno: Carmine Caridi. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

Janice feels left out in class and decides to throw a party to make friends. Charlie dates a model.

Charlie is upset when the IHP's regular teacher announces his return from sick leave.

When Charlie learns his students are permanently excused from gym, he drags them to the volleyball court, where Arvid accepts a challenge from the jocks. Howard Hesseman, Dan Frischman. Lori: Marcia Christie. Barry: Reed Rudy.