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Angela's new beau shares Tony's interest in sports, but Angela isn't thrilled about sharing him with Tony.

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.

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.

Mallory's reunion with her university boyfriend has her worried that she may not be as interesting to him as she once was.

At Jennifer's request, a klutzy classmate joins the girls' baseball team, unaware she's needed only to prevent a forfeit.

Reentering the job market after 12 years at home puts undue pressure on Elyse in her roles as wife and mother.

A blind date to a concert leads to a romance between Alex and a dynamic---and middle-aged---French woman.

Gracie's down-and-out Uncle Clyde thinks she'll make an easy mark. George Burns, Gracie Allen.

Gracie uses her cooking to discourage a man she thinks is in love with her. Larry Keating, Bea Benaderet, Harry Von Zell.

The Mortons plan on moving away because Harry thinks he has a hot deal on a new house. But when Gracie finds out, they wind up with nothing but an ordeal. Larry Keating.

Gracie is convinced that she isn't legally married to George. Jack Benny comes over to help straighten her out.

Gracie claims her pet canary as a tax deduction. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Harry Von Zell.

When Gracie overhears a conversation, she leaps to the wrong conclusion. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bea Benaderet.

Jimmy introduces a new toy to the staff; Bill fears a stalker (Dennis Miller); and Joe sets Dave up with a model. Emily: Wendy Hamilton. Sheila: Alison Brahe. Joe: Joe Rogan.

The newsroom staff fears for a rat they've adopted as a pet after Dave allows traps to be set at the station. Building Super: Mike Starr. Delivery Guy: Marcelo Tubert. Matthew: Andy Dick.

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 has a real hang-up with Maya dating a much older man; Nina's flirtation with a window washer leaves her walking on air.

Finch dates Elliott's model ex-girlfriend; Nina gets caught using company expense accounts.

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.

The store's owner (Nan Martin) asks Drew to be her personal assistant, but his new position soon turns compromising when her interest extends into his private life. Lisa: Katy Selverstone.

Drew and his buddies welcome back an old high-school friend (Robert Torti), but Kate's up in arms about the "new guy" horning in on her territory. Dave Winfield: Himself. Woman No. 1: Mary-Pat Green. Chuck: Kelly Perine.

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.

Audrey's sister is having marital problems and agrees to go out with Russell, which angers Audrey, who thinks Russell just wants to seduce her sister.

Jeff thinks he can solve a problem Audrey's having with a neighbour with a bold confrontation, but he only makes the situation worse.

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.

John's ex-wife asks him to pretend they're still married so Matthew can get into a Catholic school. Ricky: Trevor Eve. Father Brennan: William Glover. Mother Superior: Angela Paton.

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.

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 given food for thought when a writer friend (Peter Crombie) bases his book on John's bacchanalian past. Hitler: Don R. McManus. Inspector: David Byron. John: John Larroquette.

John attempts to make amends to the wife (Donna Mills) and son he ran out on. Joe Namath and Beah Richards have cameos. John: John Larroquette. Gene: Chi McBride. Walker: Glenn Shadix.

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.

Jake and Becker battle when Reggie announces that she has an extra hockey ticket.

Becker's latest tirade lands him in hot water when a columnist prints a story accusing the doctor of being a racist.

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

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

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

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.

Roy says his jock son wants cello lessons from Helen only because he's attracted to her, but the jock demurs. Roy: David Schramm. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber.

Boosting Fay's tennis confidence haunts Brian; busting Lowell's zeppelin haunts Joe; and a gender question haunts Helen. Audrey: Christopher Best. Joe: Timothy Daly. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Fay: Rebecca Schull.

Thanksgiving with Jamie's parents is no holiday for Paul, nor for Lisa, who "hires" Selby to be her boyfriend to placate her family.

Things go from bad to worse after the Buchmans meet their new neighbours.

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.

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A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

A sitcom about a wacky alien from the planet Ork and the sweet-natured woman who teaches him how to adapt on Earth.

A sitcom about a wacky alien from the planet Ork and the sweet-natured woman who teaches him how to adapt on Earth.

A sitcom about a millionaire who adopts two poor orphans after the death of their housekeeper mother.

A sitcom about a millionaire who adopts two poor orphans after the death of their housekeeper mother.

An Emmy-nominated hit about a high-school teacher who returns to his Brooklyn alma mater, James Buchanan High, and is saddled with a class of misfits known as the Sweathogs. The series was based on the real-life experiences and stand-up of Gabe Kaplan, who was the show's cocreator. The theme song, written and performed by John Sebastian, topped the charts in 1976. The series was a star-making vehi

An Emmy-nominated hit about a high-school teacher who returns to his Brooklyn alma mater, James Buchanan High, and is saddled with a class of misfits known as the Sweathogs. The series was based on the real-life experiences and stand-up of Gabe Kaplan, who was the show's cocreator. The theme song, written and performed by John Sebastian, topped the charts in 1976. The series was a star-making vehi

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

Former 1960s flower children raise their kids during the conservative Reagan erain this sitcom.

Former 1960s flower children raise their kids during the conservative Reagan erain this sitcom.

Genial tales of a family with three boys that had a less-than-genial transformation involving three titles. It was originally 'Valerie,' but that had to go when star Valerie Harper left in 1987 amid a dispute with the producers. Next, it was 'Valerie's Family,' before taking its final title in '88. Harper's character dies, and the brood is raised by her sister, Sandy. And while plotlines were ofte

Genial tales of a family with three boys that had a less-than-genial transformation involving three titles. It was originally 'Valerie,' but that had to go when star Valerie Harper left in 1987 amid a dispute with the producers. Next, it was 'Valerie's Family,' before taking its final title in '88. Harper's character dies, and the brood is raised by her sister, Sandy. And while plotlines were ofte

Sitcom about a mild-mannered psychiatrist keeping an eye on his precocious kids from his home office while his wife is off at work as a reporter.

Sitcom about a mild-mannered psychiatrist keeping an eye on his precocious kids from his home office while his wife is off at work as a reporter.

The gender tables are turned when widower Tony Micelli takes a job as a live-in housekeeper for divorced executive Angela Bower in this family sitcom.

The gender tables are turned when widower Tony Micelli takes a job as a live-in housekeeper for divorced executive Angela Bower in this family sitcom.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

A sitcom about a busybody in a Washington, DC, tenement, her family and assorted neighbours.

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

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

A sharp cast buoyed this underrated comedy about the staff at an all-news radio station in New York City. A midseason offering, it was moved 11 times during its four-year run, which sometimes made it difficult for viewers to find the show, and is likely why it always seemed to be on the brink of cancellation. In May 1998, actor Phil Hartman was murdered, and was replaced in the cast by Jon Lovitz,

A sharp cast buoyed this underrated comedy about the staff at an all-news radio station in New York City. A midseason offering, it was moved 11 times during its four-year run, which sometimes made it difficult for viewers to find the show, and is likely why it always seemed to be on the brink of cancellation. In May 1998, actor Phil Hartman was murdered, and was replaced in the cast by Jon Lovitz,

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

A half-mortal, half-witch teenager copes with high school and her newfound powers it this sitcom.

An ensemble sitcom set at a glossy women's magazine run by a bombastic publisher.

An ensemble sitcom set at a glossy women's magazine run by a bombastic publisher.

The rants of a cranky physician mask a softer side, which he only occasionally displays to his patients, in this sitcom starring Ted Danson.

The rants of a cranky physician mask a softer side, which he only occasionally displays to his patients, in this sitcom starring Ted Danson.

Sitcom about the brassy star reporter for a TV newsmagazine and her coworkers.