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John has anxiety issues over dating a younger woman and Reggie is getting threats from an ex-convict. (TV-PG)

Christmas turns Reggie into a competitive freak; Bob, a greedy super; Jake, a non-participant and John an Angry Head.

John inherits an urn with one of his old patients, Harry in it.

Finch refuses to be recognized on Secretary's Day; Nina ponders plastic surgery.

A session to get a new photo ID inspires Maya's erotic dreams about Elliott.

Maya's tireless efforts for charity are overshadowed by her father's large cash donation.

Maya's experiment has unexpected consequences as Jack sets out to assemble a toy for his baby and Nina relishes her role in a practical joke on Finch.

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.

Sandpiper Air begins to fly for a country music tour. When the tour falls apart, the newowner disappears.

When Adam and Andi have the dreaded "talk" with Teddy and Kate, their awkward approach makes the kids horribly uncomfortable.

When Andi forces Adam to hang out with Lowell, Don feels left out and Andi has to make peace between them.

When Adam and Andi's babysitter cancels on Valentine's Day, they try to survive leaving Kate in charge at home for the first time.

When Kate is asked out on her first date, Adam can't curb his overprotective ways. Also, Don enlists Lowell's help to buy the perfect anniversary gift for Marcy.

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

Doug and Carrie run into an ex-girlfriend of Doug from high school. She still has contact with Doug's mom, who's coming to town.

Carrie and Doug have four tickets for a month to the Knicks games and try to find the perfect couple to join them.

Deacon and Dog fight over a childhood toy.

While secretly going through Steve and Marcy's mail, Al and Peggy fill out an application to a TV game show called "How Do I Love Thee" where the objective is a Bundy natural: surviving physical torture from one's spouse.

After going with Steve to the racetrack, Al is reluctant to reveal that he won $1,200 because he knows that Peggy and the kids will take the money for themselves.

Al's quiet three-day weekend plans to watch his favorite John Wayne movie "Hondo" are ruined when Peggy's eccentric relatives come to visit the Bundy household.

Marcy introduces Peg to a new energetic diet to improve her marriage. Al, meanwhile, wants to part of it but learns if he tries the diet, he can persuade Peg to quit. He must then swallow his pride and admit to Peggy he loves her no matter what.

While Becker is at the diner with Jake and Reggie, an odd little man named Bob enters.

While railing on the evils of Beanie Babies, Becker gets annoyed when an overly friendly delivery guy named Todd stops by the diner.

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.

Joe and Brian are paid to fly the deceased old man Kingsbury back to Nantucket and accidentally bring back the wrong body so Joe has to pose as a corpse.

Antonio is depressed that he is destined to be alone, so Joe and Brian unknowingly arrange a date with a prostitute.

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.

As Matthew tries enlisting everyone to participate in a summer house, Dave, Bill and Jimmy join forces to complete a new promotional spot for the station.

A building fire brings Lisa and Dave back together; Joe balks at the installation of new surveillance cameras; and Jimmy ponders marrying a woman he's rejected once before.

Over Dave and Lisa's objections, Jimmy decides to run for president.

An annual review of the station sparks problems; Matthew quits over a story he isn't allowed to do.

Adam and Andi are shocked when they finally meet Lowell's wife, Jen.

When Adam convinces his stubborn father to finally go to the doctor, he learns a few things his dad didn't want him to know. Swoosie Kurtz and Stacy Keach guest star.

Adam and Don discover a sneaky way of getting out of trouble with their wives.

When a client doesn't want Don to attend a big meeting, Adam goes to great lengths to protect his brother's feelings.

Doug's (Kevin James) playful game of toss with Deacon's (Victor Williams) lucky koosh ball finds its way into the wrong hands.

It’s Thanksgiving in the Heffernan household and while Carrie (Leah Remini) cooks dinner for ten people, Doug (Kevin James) lets a stranger in the house to use the phone.

After a disappointing interview Carrie (Leah Remini) decides to postpone the job search and take time-off to find herself but quickly shoves those projects aside for daytime television

Carrie (Leah Remini) takes a seasonal job working in the payroll department at IPS.

Becker has a run-in at the office with an elder hostile Jake's grandmother.

Reggie makes John a test subject in her psychology experiment and Jake gets his driver's license renewed. (TV-PG)

John Becker goes on a cruise and Jake dates a supermodel. (TV-PG)

After her marriage ends, Megan re-enters Becker's life and he becomes aware of Megan's sordid past. (TV-PG)

Linda and Reggie date the same man and Becker unwillingly gets involved. Bob finds out he has a tenant whos a prostitute. (TV-PG)

John Becker has insomnia and the gang tries to help him get through it. (TV-PG)

While Maya finds it hard to fire an incompetent new assistant, Elliott and Finch conspire to embarrass Nina during a radio debate.

Maya and Jack square off over the advanced age of her new boyfriend; Nina's flirtatious behavior has unintended consequences for a handsome window washer.

Finch ignores all warnings and gets involved with Elliott's old girlfriend.

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