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Becker takes a stab at being social by having a dinner party.

As a practical joke, Finch switches Elliott's birthday presents from Maya and a co-worker.

Finch tries to keep from being identified as the magazine's new advice columnist; Elliott accidentally offends a big advertiser.

Maya, Nina, and Elliott are all nominated for a prestigious fashion magazine award.

Maya is persuaded to pitch in the office's annual softball game.

Joe and Helen meet the famous architect Y.M. Burg, who out of sympathy offers to design their new traditional dream home. Brian hires a new mechanic with a secret.

Brian gains over a hundred pounds and is forced to join Eat-A-Holics, where he realizes that his outrageous weight gain is because he feels rejected by his recently married brother, Joe, now that Joe has less time to spend with him.

Helen and Joe fight over the plans for their new home and Joe has a terrible dream that seems like reality.

Helen throws her first Christmas party and all of her guests have their wallets stolen.

Helen and Joe baby-sit their friend's little girl and dump their childhood neuroses on her.

Joe and Brian are reunited with their grandfather, Jack Hackett, who Helen and Casey discover is an imposter.

Adam and Andi set up Adam's boss on a date to boost her spirits in the hope that she'll then be in the mood to have Adam resume work on the mini-mall.

Andi proposes an exciting idea for Adam and her to go into business together when she isn't able to find work. Also, Adam tackles the most challenging job of his life - renovating Joe and Bev's (Swoosie Kurtz) kitchen.

Golden Globe Award winner Matt LeBlanc stars as Adam, a contractor who starts spending more time with his three kids when his wife, Andi, goes back to work.

When Adam's client offers him two highly coveted tickets to a Pittsburgh Steelers game, he must choose between taking his wife, Andi, or his brother, Don (Kevin Nealon).

Carrie and Doug begin preparing for tax time and realize that their charitable giving leaves a little to be desired.

Carrie's attempt at a new hair-do, a bun a la 'The Librarian' - leaves Doug feeling completely turned off and not wanting to bring her to his upcoming class reunion.

When Carrie and Arthur's constant bickering begins to spiral out of control, Doug and Carrie decide it's time to send Arthur to a psychotherapist (guest star William Hurt) to find the root of his anger.

Doug takes $100 from his and Carrie's savings stash to bet on boxing. When he and Deacon win $5,000, they hide the winnings from their wives by blowing the entire amount in one day, which includes having singer Eddie Money give them a private concert.

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.

Steve returns home having grown a beard from a week-long rafting trip. He and Marcy get into a huge argument over his reluctance to shave it off, leading him to move in with the Bundys.

Al, Peggy, and Bud are part of a shopping mall softball team playing other mall teams. After losing a few too many games, Al demands that Peggy improve her softball skills or she is off his team.

As John and Chris get more serious in their relationship, Chris realizes that John is not as affectionate as she'd like him to be.

It's Thanksgiving and Chris wants to make dinner for John, who is totally against holidays.

At the diner, Hector tries to talk Jake into giving him money to invest in coffee futures, but Jake resists.

At the diner, Jake receives a letter and is shocked to find out that his late grandmother has left him $25,000.

This year, Christmas Eve is spent in a cab with a nun, in a department store basementhiding from carolers.

Joe and Helen's sex life gets wrapped into Roy's relationship with a TV talk show host.

Joe buys a new state of the art vacuum cleaner only to learn that it's life time guaranteedoesn't hold.

Brian saves the day when he lands a plane.

To get Bill to comply with a new no-smoking ordinance, Dave agrees to give up drinking coffee.

Dave's first news crisis is compounded when everyone learns he bought Matthew a new desk.

Dave is assigned the task of deciding the station's annual bonuses.

When Bill asks Beth to a fancy luncheon, everyone suspects his motives; Dave questions the staff's spendthrift ways.

When Don encourages Adam to clean out his cluttered garage and turn it into a man cave, Adam panics when he thinks he donated one of Andi's treasured keepsakes.

Andi has a hard time not taking over when Adam tackles organizing the school's big Thanksgiving feast with Don and Lowell.

When the kids won't admit who put a hole in the wall, Adam and Andi team up to get the culprit to confess.

When a blizzard prevents the Burns family from visiting the grandparents' house for Christmas, Adam and Andi scramble to avoid an epic holiday disaster.

After Danny gets a job working at IPS with Doug, he is able to do Doug's route faster than Doug can. Holly makes the mistake of giving Arthur a mini-trophy that says 'World's Best Grandfather', because Arthur would rather be more like a father to her.

Carrie discovers a 'loop hole' in the system, where she has up to 30 days to return items she purchases. Soon, it gets out of hand and she fills up her entire office with a temporary wardrobe.

Doug has Arthur get things from Carrie.

Becker fights over a phone bill, Reggie is angry over not being invited to a wedding and Bob gains too much confidence listening to self-help tapes. (TV-PG)

Becker mistakenly tells the wrong family that their father has died, while Margaret and Linda deal with Linda's depressed friend Lynda. (TV-PG)

Becker and Linda have jury duty and Jake gets a seeing-eye-dog. (TV-PG)

Jake goes on a date with a blind girl and Margaret is confronted by the fact that one of her patients doesn't like her. (TV-PG)

Becker gets into a passionate discussion about faith in the power of God versus medicine with a Priest and Jake, Reggie and Bob take a stab at the stock market.

Reggie has a panic attack about where her life is going and Becker confesses that he misses Elizabeth. (TV-PG)

Jack has second thoughts about hiring a rigorous personal trainer.

To impress an old high school classmate, Finch engineers a date with an emotionally vulnerable supermodel.

Finch struggles to get married before his fiancée's ex-boyfriend finds out.

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