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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.

Maya's article about Woody Allen catches the eye of an impostor.

Jack must prove himself worthy in order to get his young daughter admitted to a prestigious private school.

Maya's efforts to do something nice for a janitor backfires.

Elliott vows to use a high school teacher's funeral to prove something to his old classmates.

Returning from an idyllic honeymoon in the sunny tropics, Joe and Helen learn their house has burned to the ground.

Joe is indignant about throwing his brother, Brian, out of his life until he receives a visit from the ghost of his father.

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.

Lowell returns to Nantucket after seeing America and immediately needs to fly to Boston to repair one of Roy's planes. While in Boston, Lowell witnesses a gangland murder and is forced to enter the Federal Witness Protection Program.

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.

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.

When Adam's oldest daughter experiences a momentous occasion while Andi is unavailable, he tries to keep his cool and gingerly guide her through it.

Adam tries to pretend he isn't jealous when he discovers Andi has a close male friend at work.

A rollicking visit with Deacon’s three-year-old reminds Doug how much he loves kids, and prompts a conversation with Carrie about starting a family.

It’s the last straw for Doug when Arthur asks, and somehow manages, to have Doug use his delivery truck to move an armoire.

Against Carrie’s wishes, Doug buys a motorcycle.

Carrie makes friends with the new neighbor and the two become inseparable.

While Al finds single life dismal, Peggy tries to land a new husband.

Al falls in love with a stripper, unaware that she's actually his wife.

Kelly becomes a prima donna after being asked to fill in on a popular children's television program.

As Jefferson's worries about getting old force him into taking a job, Al tries to cure Peggy's shopping addiction.

Becker and the crew decide to barter services office visits for food and services.

Becker obsesses over whether or not younger women still find him attractive. Linda takes advantage of a hard-working temp.

Becker gets in hot water with parents when his nutrition lecture at an elementary school turns into a sex talk.

John gets a portable talking computer for his speech-impaired patient, with unintended consequences.

Casey guides Lowell's art career into an early burnout when his creations from welded engine parts hit the art world.

When Lewis Blanchard comes to the island to be by his dying uncle's bedside, everyone is eyeing the man's estate even before he has kicked the bucket.

When Helen finds out she is still married to Antonio, she has Brian fly her and Antonio to Mexico for a quickie divorce.

When Antonio's cousin Dominic comes to the island with his fiancée Teresa, Antonio discovers his own feelings for her are more than platonic.

As Matthew longs to become a gambler, Dave is tricked into introducing Bill at a big industry dinner.

Amidst some pre-April Fool's Day pranks, Bill tries to keep an important interview on track, while Lisa and Matthew vie for a key assignment and Beth learns she has a secret admirer.

As Beth seeks Jimmy's help negotiating a deal, Lisa goes after Dave for a raise.

Choosing a temporary replacement for Catherine gives Dave a headache of his own.

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.

Carrie and Doug can’t decide where to go on their vacation.

Doug shows his romantic side as Carrie thinks he has lost it; Arthur serves on a jury.

When Doug finds out that Carrie has been buying his clothes at the 'Big and Tall Shop' he suddenly becomes aware that he may have a weight problem.

Carrie has Doug sign a congratulatory card for his boss’ twenty years at the company and the whole thing blows up in Doug’s face.

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.

John helps his elderly neighbor, Mrs. Firth, get into her apartment and she repays him by making homemade chicken noodle soup.

Bob is distraught because a thirty-something guy at his gym died while on the treadmill, and he's certain that he's headed for the same fate.

When a customer leaves the diner because of John's cigarette smoke, Chris puts her foot down and tells him that it is now a "smoke-free" restaurant.

John arrives at the diner and announces that he has quit smoking.

John walks into the diner and sees Chris, Bob, and Jake standing around a booth.

Maya tries proving herself to a successful college roommate; Jack's birthday sets Finch and Nina to fighting over who can find the best present.

Finch must convince his dad that he isn't gay.

Maya is sued for sexual harassment; Elliot's new girlfriend stars in an embarrassing television commercial.

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