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Becker throws his back out at home while trying to close a stuck window.

Becker has a fear that midgets bring him bad luck and is spooked by the new water guy, who happens to be vertically challenged.

Becker promises a friend that he will write a medical article for him, but gets frustrated with numerous distractions.

Jack tricks Maya into getting a neighbor to move so he can build a steam room at work.

Finch tries to hijack a surveillance videotape of him and Jack's nanny in a compromising position.

Finch is convinced that Nina has an imaginary alter ego while Maya discovers how Jack deceived her on Halloween many years ago.

Finch conspires to set Maya up on a date with another woman.

Joe and Helen have to explain how they torched Brian's house. An insurance investigatoris suspicious of the whole scenario.

Joe and Helen learn to deal with their "overly neighborly" neighbors.

Joe and Helen find themselves celebrating their first year anniversary at a "SinglesMingle."

The suicide hotline proves to be good for Antonio. Helen competes with a gourmet foodcart

When a passenger leaves a cooler containing "The Gift of Life" in the terminal, the gangfeels responsible to return it.

When Sandpiper's plane is repossessed, Joe and Brian must sell the airline.

When Adam thinks Kate's boyfriend, Tyler (Griffin Gluck), is a pothead, he decides to confront Tyler but doesn't get the support he expects from Andi.

When Adam needs to hire a new project manager, Andi accuses Adam of unconscious bias after he only interviews men for the job.

Adam and Andi try to get back in their neighbors' good graces after no one shows up to their potluck.

When Adam and Andi are caught off guard by unexpected expenses, they each decide to give up a luxury to pay them off.

Carrie is invited to her company's retreat for the first time and is overcome with excitement.

As Doug and Carrie's plane makes an unexpectedly rough landing, Doug takes the only available oxygen mask for himself and doesn't think twice about Carrie.

Doug decides to buy a pumpkin to get into the Halloween spirit, but as soon as Arthur sees it, he smashes it and banishes the celebration of Halloween.

As Arthur prepares to undergo heart surgery, Carrie discovers something that he did years ago that drastically affected her life.

Al and Steve buy a beat up Ford Mustang off of one of Kelly's boyfriends. Soon they form a tight friendship while fixing it up like new. The only problem is they are neglecting their wives.

Steve and Marcy plan to add a new room onto their house using their tax refund money. Al convinces Steve to make it into a billiards room while Peggy convinces Marcy to make it into an exercise room.

Al gets a first-hand look at swinging bachelor life when he takes refuge at Luke's apartment after an argument with Peggy over visiting her relatives for the weekend.

To get the money to purchase a new VCR that Al won't buy her, Peggy takes a job in a department store selling clocks.

At the diner, John expresses his repulsion for all the Christmas decorations.

Becker is upset when a patient substitutes his Christian Science faith for medical treatment.

One of John's patients, a high school student named Brad, comes in for a physical and John learns that the guy's sexually active, but isn't practicing safe sex. John performs an HIV test on Brad and tries to convince him to begin practicing safe sex.

John's at the end of his rope with his hectic practice and makes a call, which Linda overhears, telling the person on the other end that he can't take another day.

Brian falls in love, mid-flight, with his only passenger on Valentine's Day.

Crazy Sandy Cooper returns to Nantucket to have Joe's baby.

Antonio takes a high-paying job, but suspects his boss is linked to the mob.

Helen and Joe finally find the perfect contractor to build their home, however, he falls to pieces and stops working when his wife kicks him out.

Lisa balks at being the Cutest Reporter in New York; Bill starts his own anti-rap music crusade.

Bill's relentless sarcasm leads to Matthew experimenting with his own dark side; Jimmy looks to Catherine for help beating a crooked card dealer.

Jimmy's new employee policy covering harassment backfires and brings work at the station to a standstill.

Jimmy hires Joe to represent him in a lawsuit; Dave takes Lisa's suggestion for a new performance evaluation.

When Adam notices his Dad's increasingly forgetful behavior, he struggles with how to approach him to discuss it.

When Adam and Andi agree on a present-free Valentine's Day, Adam gives the gift he planned for Andi to his mother instead.

When Andi gets Bev (Swoosie Kurtz) a spot volunteering at the hospital, Joe becomes bored and starts spending too much time with Adam.

When Andi and Adam disagree about Kate attending a dance with an older boy, Adam tries to outsmart Andi to win the argument.

Carrie persuades Doug to see a therapist about his eating habits. Meanwhile, Arthur tries to control his addiction to nasal spray.

While Carrie has to babysit the boss's son, Doug flirts with an ugly girl at the bowling alley to make her feel better. Spence bought TiVo and can't wait to see what TiVo will record for him.

Carrie and a guy (Curt) from her office get along well and when Doug finds out people at Carrie's office call Curt Carrie's 'work husband' he feels threatened. Even though he knows Curt is gay.

At a wedding, Doug takes a naughty picture with a disposable camera supplied by the bride and groom.

Becker learns that an elderly patient, Mr. Fowler, has suffered from a heart attack and calls his daughter to tell her the bad news.

Becker yells at a woman for letting her child cry uncontrollably, then rants about her bad parenting skills.

Becker is outraged as he tells the gang at the diner that someone broke into his apartment and stole his computer.

Becker starts off the day in a cranky mood when he finds a stray cat in his office, which apparently crawled through a broken window.

Becker arrives at the office carrying the parking meter that ate his quarter.

Becker's patient, Jimmy, is a penniless scalper who is unable to afford his ulcer treatment.

Maya is convinced that her new boyfriend is sending her messages by way of the puppets that he uses on his children's television show.

Finch challenges Maya to play a good practical joke.

Nina is despondent at the retirement of a longtime rival; Jack's desire to gain fame by naming a park after himself backfires.

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