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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.

Charlie tries his hand at ""Hamlet"".

Tony develops a skin rash after doing a soap commercial for Angela's potentially large account.

When Angela's date cancels, Tony picks up the slack in what was meant to be a romantic dinner at home.

In town for a reunion, Angela's sorority sister, who's used to taking everything of Angela's, sets her sights on Tony.

Both Tony and Angela think their jobs turn off prospective dates, so when Tony is mistaken for a man of wealth and Angela for a secretary, neither is anxious to set the record straight.

When Mallory and her French tutor are too shy to express their feelings for each other, Alex tutors them both in the art of romance.

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

Forced to baby-sit, Alex drags Jennifer to a poker game---and loses her.

Steven and Elyse try to mediate a bitter feud between a friend and his ex-wife, who's moving to California with their son.

If George isn't interested in going to the ballet, Gracie will bring the ballet to him. Harry Von Zell, Bea Benaderet, Larry Keating.

Gracie and George try to persuade the son of a vaudeville team to stay out of show business. Harry Von Zell, Bea Benaderet.

Everyone knows it's impossible to sell a swamp. George Burns, Harry Von Zell.

Gracie tangles with the underworld. George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bea Benaderet, Harry Von Zell, Larry Keating.

Gracie thinks George wants to get out of a complicated existence. Harry Von Zell, Larry Keating, Bea Benaderet.

Harry's complacent bachelorhood is threatened---by a married woman. Harry Von Zell, George Burns, Bea Benaderet, Gracie Allen.

Observing an annual ritual, the staff kisses up to Jimmy---but it's Dave who's doling out the bonuses this year. Jimmy: Stephen Root. Guy: Albie Selznick. Delivery Guy: Joe Wein. Dave: Dave Foley.

Lisa's suspicious when Bill asks Beth to attend a black-tie luncheon with him. Lisa: Maura Tierney. Jimmy: Stephen Root. Dave: Dave Foley. Matthew: Andy Dick. Catherine: Khandi Alexander.

Lisa, who often talks with her ex-boyfriend on the phone, encourages Dave to call his old girlfriend back in Wisconsin. Nancy: Janeane Garofalo. Tom J. Baxter: Bill Geisslinger Lisa: Maura Tierney. Dave: Dave Foley.

Beth takes erotic photographs or herself to energize her relationship with her boyfriend. Joe booby traps the refrigerator when someone continually steals his daily gelato.

Maya's life becomes a nightmare when her co-workers discover that she's had a sex dream involving Elliott.

In the Season1 finale, Jack returns from China with exotic and mysterious candy that has strange effects on the staff.

In the Season 2 opener, Maya tries to convince her superficial staffers that "beauty's but skin deep".

Maya hires a personal assistant, but her joy is short-lived when she discovers that the woman's main talent is perpetual perkiness.

Drew sends out a memo limiting employees' phone usage at work, but his attempt at levity---a risqué cartoon attached to the note---isn't well received by everybody. Barry: John Schafer. Nora: Jane Morris. Jules: Blake Clark. Millie: Cassie Yates.

Drew's painted into a corner when a female co-worker draws the wrong conclusions from a cartoon he distributed. Fenn: Penn Jillette. Geller: Teller. Brad: Christopher Darga. Peaches: Julie McCullough. Kate: Christa Miller.

Drew finally gets his day in court to defend himself against sexual-harassment charges. But he lends his case little appeal when he acts as his own counsel. Nora: Jane Morris. Judge White: Jenny O'Hara.

Drew feels family ties tightening around his neck when he takes Lewis's sister on a date, and she falls for him---much to Lewis's (and Drew's) chagrin. Janet: Lisa Amsterdam. Monica: Francesca Smith. Lisa: Katy Selverstone.

Adam and Jennifer plan a romantic weekend away, but a fight about their future sidetracks it. Meanwhile, Russell meets an older woman he slept with on his 18th birthday and plans on bedding her again, even though she's now 60; and Jeff and Audrey discuss having kids.

Jeff's embarrassed when Jennifer massages his neck and he's very noticeably aroused. Meanwhile, Russell tries to flirt with a teacher, but keeps getting insulted by a little bully.

In the first-season finale, Jeff doesn't want to part with his t-shirts from his university days, so Audrey finds a creative way to keep them around, but now Jeff can't stop reliving old memories. Meanwhile, Jennifer is worried that Adam is unsure about marriage.

As the second season begins, Jeff and Audrey agree to sleep in separate bedrooms after his snoring keeps her awake.

John worries that his son Matthew is slipping away when the boy seems hesitant to spend time with him. Judd Hirsch, Jere Burns. Wendy: Carlene Watkins.

Mike, the friend who stole John's wife and moved into his house, comes back with a sad tale of rejection. Wendy: Carlene Watkins. Kirk: Jere Burns. Louise: Jane Carr. Kate: Isabella Hofmann.

John joins Kate in working for a political candidate, who soon wants John to come to her private unpolitical party. Steven: Bob Snead. Waiter: Robert G. Lee. Woman: Catherine MacNeal.

A very tipsy John is very, very tempted when an equally tipsy Kate offers to sleep with him. Ralph: Harry Groener. Kirk: Jere Burns. Louise: Jane Carr. Mrs. Philbert: Billie Bird.

John must read his wrongs to someone, but no one wants to listen. Laurie: Patricia Childress. John: John Larroquette. Dexter: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell. Chester: David Crosby.

A con artist (Clifton Davis) from John's drinking days offers to cut him in on a real-estate scam. Mac: Ryan Stiles. Dennis: Chris Stacy. John: John Larroquette. Carly: Gigi Rice.

Beset by problems that include an extortionist, John teeters "on the tightrope of sobriety." John: John Larroquette. Mahalia: Liz Torres. Carly: Gigi Rice.

John wonders if he's gay after an AA member makes amends for a sexual liaison John can't remember. Jim: Ted Shackelford. Gene: Chi McBride. Felix: Eric Christmas. John: John Larroquette.

After meeting Reggie's new lover, Becker decides he should dive back into the dating pool.

Becker's attempt at friendship is short-lived; with Margaret at home, Linda tries to run the office.

Becker copes with a pesky street light, and accepts an invitation to attend a concert with Reggie.

Becker explores the world of alternative medicine after his back goes out; Margaret flirts with the mailman.

Joe (Timothy Daly) gets tied up in an emergency meeting, leaving Brian and Helen to go to a Celtics game without him. Brian: Steven Weber. Helen: Crystal Bernard. Fay: Rebecca Schull. Roy: David Schramm.

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.

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.

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.

Jamie's visiting parents turn Jamie into "a raving lunatic", who bribes her sister to share the experience.

Paul strikes out with his baseball film the same day Jamie scores a success.

Paul fears a film student may blame him for his lack of success.

Jamie wants Paul to give up his bachelor pad, which he sublets to a fellow named Kramer.

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Archie and Murray learn that their business is not insured when Barney falls from a bar stool and contemplates litigation. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Wolf: Clifton James. Murray: Martin Balsam. Stephanie: Danielle Brisebois. Van Ranseleer: Bill Quinn. Veronica: Anne Meara. Harry: Jason Wingreen.

Barney is jealous when he learns that his ex and Murray are dating. Blanche: Estelle Parsons. Barney: Allan Melvin. Murray: Martin Balsam. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Veronica: Anne Meara. Stephanie: Danielle Brisebois. Harry: Jason Wingreen.

Under medication, the Governor hands the reins of office to his lieutenant.

Bugging equipment found at the mansion is left intact in order to catch the evildoer.

Mindy learns that Mork is being transferred to another planet.

Charmed by a friend's baby, Mork sets out to find one of his own.

Sabrina hates to leave Harvey for a trip to Mars, but the skiing coach she meets there soon has her forgetting to phone home.

Harvey and Sabrina are ready for a kiss, but as they pucker up, Salem jumps in to stop them. Seems the peck may turn Harvey into a frog.

The students help Charlie study for a test he must pass to keep his job; and Eric helps Arvid collect a debt from Dennis (Dan Schneider). Dave: Christian Clemenson. Mrs. McClure: Anne Haney. Charlie: Howard Hesseman. Arvid: Dan Frischman.

When the captain of an opposing academic team asks Maria out, her classmates suspect it's an attempt at espionage. Howard Hesseman, William G. Schilling. Lori: Marcia Christie. Sarah: Kimberly Russell.

Forced to baby-sit, Alex drags Jennifer to a poker game---and loses her.

In the Season 1 finale, Prior commitments prevent Elyse from sharing a romantic dinner with Steven to celebrate his award for a documentary.

Part 1 of 2. Angela's estranged husband returns to rekindle their romance---which could threaten Tony's job.

Conclusion. Soon after Tony finds a new job and moves out, old problems resurface between Angela and Michael.

TV has convinced Willie (Danny Ponce) that there's a happy ending for everything---even a hit-and-run accident during a joy ride in his father's car. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Max: Jadrien Steele. Mark: Jeremy Licht.

Basketball hero David dreads his knee surgery; Mark wishes the girl who has a crush on him would cut it out. Judy: Laura Jacoby. David: Jason Bateman. Mark: Jeremy Licht. Valerie: Valerie Harper. Willie: Danny Ponce.

John has a date with the first woman he was ever intimate with, and he hopes to continue the relationship after a 30-year hiatus. Ralph: Harry Groener. Louise: Jane Carr. Woman: Barbara Rhoades.

The support group helps Ralph trip the light fantastic with a woman he's been afraid to approach. Ralph: Harry Groener. Kate: Isabella Hofmann. Kirk: Jere Burns. John: Judd Hirsch.

John must deal with the death of Chester and a battle between Mahalia and her sister, who stole Mahalia's first husband. Linda: Patti D'Arbanville-Quinn. Tony: Omri Katz.

John worries over a driver who drinks, but his worries multiply when he damages Government property. Pfaff: Mark Blankfield. John: John Larroquette. Gene: Chi McBride.

Becker is less than thrilled when his ex-wife comes to town hawking a self-help book that paints a less-than-flattering picture of the good doctor.

Becker's paternal skills are tested when he is asked to look after MJ, his HIV-positive patient, and the boy's sister.

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.

Fledgling pilot Helen cuts Joe's dull ground school for hands-on experience with Brian---who loses consciousness in mid-flight. Crystal Bernard. Walter: Ralph Bruneau. Joe: Timothy Daly. Brian: Steven Weber.

Paul and Jamie struggle for amusements when locked in their bathroom.

The billionaire who wants Paul to make a film about him is a little too friendly, while Paul's new cameraman hardly speaks.

Calvin misinterprets Sandra's neighbourly friendliness and falls madly in love with her.

Mary wonders why Lester's friend, who supposedly struck it rich building condos in Hawaii, takes a job as 227's handyman.

Charlene's new beau (D. David Morin) offers to get antiques for them wholesale, but the bargains turn out to be stolen goods. Charlene: Jean Smart. Julia: Dixie Carter. Suzanne: Delta Burke. Mary Jo: Annie Potts.

A young lawyer (Lisa Peluso) helps an overworked Reese at the office, but she spells trouble to a jealous Julia (Dixie Carter). Charlene: Jean Smart.

Matthew's "promotion" goes to his head; Lisa explores a career option; and Jimmy looks for a mate. Melanie: Natalija Nogulich. Matthew: Andy Dick. Dave: Dave Foley.

Bill's new cane annoys Dave; and a brainstorming session with Jimmy has Dave and Lisa at each other's throats. Bill: Phil Hartman. Lost Man: Danny Passer. Carol: Jane Lynch. Jimmy: Stephen Root.

The staff discovers that suave photographer Elliott was a high-school nerd. Meanwhile, Jack teaches Finch how to be assertive, but Finch takes his advice too far.

Maya probes into the illegal dumping of phosphates in the local sewer---but the results aren't exactly illuminating.

A life-altering experience reawakens Drew's aspiration to spend his life behind an altar---as a minister. But his renewed devotion leads to a baptism of fire when he's called upon to dispense advice. Faith: Joan Fagan. Rev. Lindemann: Keene Curtis.