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John enters the diner from Reggie's apartment, trying to sneak out.

A bad case of writer's block forces Jack to look up a partner he dumped thirty years ago; Nina seeks Elliott's help with a tax auditor.

Finch is threatened by Jack's new assistant.

Jack's ex-wife returns to claim a painting she won in their divorce twenty-five years ago.

Maya gets the magazine in trouble with her honest appraisal of a famous fashion designer's new work.

Fay decides to marry after a whirlwind romance with a man she met on a cruise ship.

Sandpiper Air is boycotted after Antonio doesn't let a famous sports figure board the plane.

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.

When Adam takes his kids to work with him for the day, they accidentally give his biggest client lice. Also, Andi feels like a bad mom when she's the only one in the family not to get lice.

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.

A bout over the king of ping-pong ensues when Arthur (Jerry Stiller) purchases a ping-pong table for the garage.

During a romantic dinner, Doug (Kevin James) is inspired to proclaim his love to Carrie (Leah Remini).

Doug (Kevin James) is troubled over his good friend Deacon’s (Victor Williams) forlorn existence since his separation from his wife Kelly (guest star Merrin Dungey).

Carrie’s (Leah Remini) company picnic turns into a showboating event when Doug (Kevin James) decides to flash his aggressive softball skills, resulting in breaking a co-workers arm.

While Al and Steve are occupied by a female employee who fixes the Bundy's refrigerator, Peggy invites Marcy to a strip club with the girls.

Marcy loses her composure and wedding ring when it slips into a dancer's briefs while slipping him a tip. Desperate to keep the news from Steve, Marcy sets out to distract him every chance she gets.

Al flunks his written drivers test the same day that Kelly passes hers, leading him confined to the house and unable to get to the racetrack to bet on an important horse race.

Victory seems assured when Steve agrees to join the Bundys for a family team bowling match against Peggy's arch-rival from high school, Mimi, and her obnoxious family.

Frances Fisher guest stars again as Dr. Elizabeth Carson and reveals to Becker her attraction to him

Becker and Liz realize that they have a wacky relationship because they both snoop through each other's stuff and Bob wins and loses to lottery tickets.

We find out how Jake becomes blind and watch him begin to come to terms with the accident, his friend, and himself. (TV-PG)

Becker starts to appreciate life after spending an evening in the morgue identifying one of his patients.

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

As Lisa struggles with a story from the White House, a misunderstanding leads Joe to seek revenge on a noisy upstairs neighbor; Catherine sets out to undermine Bill's latest commercial endorsement.

An argument over a traffic ticket gets Bill committed to a mental hospital.

The staff is asked to comfort a comatose Jimmy following his heart attack.

As Matthew reveals he's a virgin, Bill and Lisa struggle to keep their new program on the air.

Adam attempts to organize a birthday dinner for Andi and he discovers that managing guests isn't easy.

When Adam and Andi lose footage of an intimate moment they accidentally recorded, they have to track it down before anyone can see it.

When Andi's folks decide to visit them for Easter, Adam and Andi have to keep the peace between both sets of parents.

When Adam insists that pranks are harmless fun, Andi creates an elaborate hoax to teach him a lesson.

As Doug is about to break what was once thought of as an unbeatable record, the tension between he and the guys at IPS mounts

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.

John sits on his fire escape, smoking a cigar, the smoke from which is wafting into Chris's open window directly above.

As John and Jake chat about Chris at the diner, Bob rushes in and announces that he just saw Chris naked when he went to fix her faucet.

Becker has a videotape of a French film that he plans to use to lure Chris into coming over to his place.

Becker tries to discourage a friend from expressing interest in Chris by telling him that she is gay.

At the diner, Chris is in the kitchen when a robber enters.

Maya is roped into a blind date by Nina, only to discover that it's with a philandering congressman.

Maya and her colleagues recall the circumstances which led to their being hired by Jack.

Elliott promises to get revenge after Finch is taken advantage of by a woman.

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