Empty Nest produced 170 episodes over the course of its seven seasons.

Season One (1988-1989)

1. Pilot — Directed by Jay Sandrich. Written by Susan Harris. Aired October 8, 1988. Harry is proposed to eighteen months after the death of his wife. Guest stars: Grace Zabriskie as Eva Barrett, Victor DiMattia as Rocco, Robin Pearson Rose as Mrs. Fogal
2. The Check Isn’t in the Mail — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired October 22, 1988. Carol pulls out all the stops for a dinner date with her cheating ex-husband. Harry worries that Dreyfuss may be sick. Guest stars: Ann Ryerson as Mrs. Bridges, Leo Geter as Dr. Ross, Adrian Zmed as Gary, Craig Richard Nelson as Waiter
3. Barbara Gets Shot — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Don Reo. Aired October 29, 1988. Harry tries to convince Barbara to give up police work after she is shot. Guest stars: Richard Fancy as Lieutenant, Dean Fortunato as Cop #1, David Correia as Cop #2, Lindsay Parker as Jennifer
4. Fatal Attraction — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Susan Harris. Aired November 5, 1988. Harry attempts to fend off the advances of neighbor Blanche. Carol decides to move in and take care of Harry. Guest stars: Rue McClanahan as Blanche Devereaux
5. Father of the Bride — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Susan Harris. Aired November 12, 1988. Harry is ecstatic when Barbara accepts her surgeon boyfriend’s marriage proposal. Guest stars: Sam McMurray as Brent
6. Harry’s Vacation — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired November 19, 1988. Harry thinks he has become a burden on Carol and Barbara when they send him away on a vacation, despite his objections. Guest stars: Abdul Salaam el Razzac as Piano Player, Joe Hart as Man, Tommy Hinkley as Bartender, Lela Ivey as Debbie, Marcia Rodd as Woman
7. Tinker to Evers to Tucson — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by David Tyron King. Aired November 26, 1988. When husband Nick is traded to a baseball team in Arizona, Laverne is forced to quit. A sick Charley camps out on Harry’s couch. Guest stars: Brandon Adams as Peter, Jason Bernard as Mr. Noack, Eva Charney as Michelle
8. What’s a Father to Do? — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Rod Parker. Aired December 3, 1988. Harry makes plans to accompany Carol to see her photographs displayed in an art gallery, and also to attend a ceremony honoring Barbara with a gold medal of valor. The problem is, both events are on the same day. Guest stars: Grace Albertson as Woman, Raye Birk as Albert, Xavier García as Esteban, Tim Haldeman as Waiter
9. Harry’s Friend — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Arnie Cogen. Aired December 10, 1988. Harry is not too happy when Carol begins dating his old friend. Guest stars: Edan Gross as Jeffrey Millstein, Donnelly Rhodes as Leonard
10. Libby’s Gift — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by David Sacks & Rob LaZebnik. Aired December 17, 1988. An organ that Libby ordered before dying finally arrives at the house and Harry becomes determined to learn to play it in time for his and Libby’s anniversary. Barbara and Carol worry that he is going too far. A patient asks Harry for birth control. Guest stars: Estelle Getty as Sophia Petrillo, William Gallo as Delivery Man, Katie V. O’Neill as Katie Taylor
11. The First Time Again — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired January 7, 1989. Harry is encouraged to spend a weekend alone with his girlfriend. Jeffrey Millstein’s imagination runs wild after he sees a scary movie. Guest stars: Barbara Babcock as Paula Conroy, Edan Gross as Jeffrey Millstein, Jarrett Lennon as Little Boy, Dierk Torsek as Mr. Millstein
12. Full Nest — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired January 14, 1989. Financial trouble forces Barbara to move back in with Harry but it’s not all fun and games. A lonely Carol soon decides to move in as well. Guest stars: Brad Hall as Chuck
13. Here’s a Howdy-Do — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Kim Hill. Aired January 28 1989. Harry does not understand why no one likes his new girlfriend, but soon realizes they were right. When the relationship ends, Carol, who actually liked the lady, questions her own instincts. Guest stars: Susan Anspach as Dr. Diane Hardy, Judith-Marie Bergan as Janet, Nike Doukas as Liz, Whitby Hertford as Alec, Charles Levin as Stan
14. Strange Bedfellows — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by David Tyron King. Aired February 4, 1989. Carol falls in love with a South American freedom fighter and announces she’s going away with him. Jeffrey Millstein falls in love with Laverne. Guest stars: Betty White as Rose Nylund, Edan Gross as Jeffrey Millstein, Franc Luz as Eric, Tom Nibley as Waiter
15. Tears of a Clown — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Marie Therese Squerciati. Aired February 6, 1989. Carol becomes public relations director of the hospital and causes a multi-million dollar lawsuit when she reveals the mental problems of local celebrity Poko the Clown at a press conference. Charley convinces Barbara to pose as his fiancee to get a promotion. Guest stars: Paul Sand as Poko the Clown, Ian Abercrombie as Captain Burke, Nancy Cartwright as Ann, Nicky Rose as Little Girl
16. Blame It on the Moon — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired February 11, 1989. The Westons laugh when Charley says the full moon will bring love, but then realize he could be right. A rude doctor catches Harry’s eye. Carol finds romance when a man returns run-away Dreyfuss (who in turn finds love in the man’s female dog). A stake-out leads Barbara into the arms of a high-school boyfriend. Guest stars: Ray Buktenica as Alan, Katherine Cannon as Dr. Kenney, Greg Kean Williams as Brad
17. Dumped — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired February 18, 1989. Barbara falls in love with neighbor, Dorothy’s nephew, but is surprisingly not fazed when he dumps her. Dorothy and Harry have an argument when Dorothy blames Barbara for the breakup. Guest stars: Bea Arthur as Dorothy Zbornak, John Scott Clough as Jim, Cynthia Steele as Mother #1, Mary Garripoli as Mother #2
18. The More Things Change — Directed by John Bowab. Written by David Sacks & Rob LaZebnik. Aired February 25, 1989. The hospital’s new owner forces Harry to move his practice after 25 years in the same office. Meanwhile, Carol tries to amend the past after reading Emily’s old diary and Charley tries out a new look. Guest stars: Jane Galloway as Lucy, Gregory Itzin as Frank, Tony Longo as Stan, James Staley as Ted, Linda Thorson as Janice Brittle
19. Man of the Year — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Mady Julian. Aired March 4, 1989. When Harry receives a Man of the Year award, his estranged father comes to town for the ceremony. Harry gets upset when he learns that his father did not think he could make it as a doctor. Carol overhears the conversation and thinks her grandfather is dying. Guest stars: Harold Gould as Dr. Stanfield Weston, Marla Adams as Elna, William Bogert as Doctor #1, Milt Oberman as Doctor #2, Peter Hobbs as Dr. Garrison
20. Cyrano de Weston — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired March 18, 1989. Harry gives Charley advice on how to impress a new girlfriend, who turns out to be the same lady Harry is seeing. When a relative dies and leaves Barbara and Emily money, Carol is anxious to see what she will be getting, and she is not too thrilled when it arrives. Guest stars: Christine Belford as Fran, Ed Hooks as Mailman, Marsha Clark as Voice of Aunt Cecilia
21. My Sister, My Friend — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel. Aired March 25, 1989. Harry promises to take Carol and Barbara with him to Paris if the two can go one month without fighting. Charley wins a greyhound in a card game. Guest stars: Jake Jundef, as Boy, Eva Charney as Miss Clark, Francis Guinan as Dr. Mitchel
22. A Life in the Day — Directed by Hal Cooper. Written by David Tyron King & Rob LaZebnik & David Sacks. Aired April 1, 1989. Harry sees six patients: a week-old baby, a five-year-old whose father denies the boy’s onset diabetes; a seven-year-old curious about sex; an eleven-year-old having the cast removed from his arm; a belligerent 14-year-old who uses drugs; and an 18-year-old picking up his medical records before going away to college. The end of the episode reveals that all of these have been the same patient at different ages. Guest stars: Billy O’Sullivan as Billy at 5, Aeryk Egan as Billy at 11, Stephen Dorff as Billy at 14, Matthew Perry as Billy at 18, Debra Engle as Mrs. Sexton, Richard Kind as Elton Sexton

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Season Two (1989-1990)

1. Settling — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired September 30, 1989. Carol’s date has trouble with intimacy, while Laverne would not accept a raise. Guest stars: Tom Isbell as Dan, Craig Stark as Jack
2. Harry Snubs Laverne — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired October 14, 1989. Laverne has a serious problem with something Dr. Harry Watson has done; two young patients disagree with Harry’s methods for treating their lovesickness; Charley make a strange request to be buried in the Weston family’s plot. Guest stars: Dee Dee Rescher as Mrs. Swenson, Ariana Richards as Phoebe Swenson, Stuart Nisbet as the M.C.
3. On the Interpretation of Dreams — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired October 21, 1989. Harry suffers from a strange recurring dream, the girls spend the night with him trying to decipher the dream and end up at an all-night diner. Guest stars: Ralph Seymour as Jimmy
4. Between a Cop and a Hard Place — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Neil Alan Levy. Aired October 28, 1989. Barbara’s partner, who happens to be dating her sister Carol, is dating more than one woman. Guest stars: Michael Ray Bower as Josh, Jon Lindstrom as Joe, R. J. Williams as Jimmy
5. Just You and My Kid — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Tyron King. Aired November 4, 1989. A beautiful ex- patient asks Harry to father her child. Guest stars: Justin Burnette as Eddie, Marsha Clark as Voice of Mitzi the Talking Doll, Robin Riker as Janet Majors, Nicky Rose as Amanda
6. Rambo of Neiman Marcus — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired November 11, 1989. Barbara tries to improve her police work after Carol catches an armed robber, while Rose Nylund accidentally hits Harry’s car and offers to pay for the damages. Guest stars: Betty White as Rose Nylund, Luis Ávalos as Lieutenant Valdez, Jordan Brady as Delivery Boy
7. You Are 16 Going on 17…and I’m Not — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired November 18, 1989. Carol tutors a boy she used to take care of, only to find out he is drop dead gorgeous. Laverne misses her friends birthday due to being overloaded at the office. Guest stars: Brian Bloom as Jimmy, Jana Arnold as Lurlene
8. The R.N. Who Came to Dinner — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Tyron King. Aired November 25, 1989. Laverne stays with Harry after she and her husband have a fight, which drives the family crazy. Harry agrees to go to a dance with a patient. Guest stars: Mayim Bialik as Laurie Kincaid, Chris Demetral as Billy, Margaret Willock as Mrs. Kincaid
9. Green Eggs and Harry — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik & David Sacks. Aired December 2, 1989. Harry is asked to write a Children’s book and enlists Carol’s help. Charley is attracted to a juror while doing jury duty. Guest stars: Mitchell Allen as Billy, Todd Cameron Brown as Terrence, G. F. Smith as Mr. Harrison
10. Overdue for a Job — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnick & David Sacks. Aired December 9, 1989. Carol finds a job at the Library, where she gets more than she bargains for. Charley joins a big buddy program. Meanwhile Barbara gets Dreyfuss to learn how to play Frisbee. Guest stars: Alan Rosenberg as Professor Brooks, Mary Catherine Wright as Ms. Bingham, Catherine Parks as Mrs. Harte, Garette Ratliff as Demetrie
11. A Christmas Story — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired December 16, 1989. As Harry and the girls plan for their annual holiday tradition of skiing at the lodge tragedy strikes as Dreyfuss runs away. Meanwhile Laverne will not accept a gift from Harry. Guest stars: Ronnie Schell as Mr. Ritter
12. Change of Heart — Directed by Andy Cadiff. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired January 6, 1990. An overworked Harry has an angina attack. Everyone urges him to slow down and rest, but he refuses. Guest stars: Ray Abruzzo as Dr. Leonard, Annie Barker as Jody, Audree Chapman as Nurse, Bill Cort as Dr. Bonham
13. Harry’s Choice — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Mitchell Hurwitz. Aired January 13, 1990. Barbara quits the police force which trills Harry, but is worried that he may have pushed her into a new job. Meanwhile Carol is saving up desperately trying to pay for Harry’s birthday present. Guest stars: Kathleen Noone as Cookie
14. Complainin’ in the Rain — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel. Aired January 27, 1990. Barbara is tired of hearing Carol complain, so she convinces her to go along on a spontaneous adventure. Meanwhile Harry and Laverne recall the day she was hired. Guest stars: Christopher Rich as John, Jack Blessing as Evan Phillips, William Phipps as Otto
15. M.D. P.O.V. — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Sacks & Rob LaZebnik & David Tyron King. Aired February 3, 1990. As a reporter is trying to do a report on Harry, he is doing everything to avoid it. A young patient is on the verge of dying and no one can figure out what the problem is. Guest stars: Matthew Brooks as Roy, Debra Engle as Alexandra Hudson, Beth Grant as Helen
16. Everything But Love — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired February 10, 1990. Charley starts to date Harry’s niece who is staying at the Weston’s house while in town. Laverne gets into an argument with her best friend over losing her “country” way of living. Guest stars: Jana Arnold as Lurlene, Wayne C. Dvorak as Waiter, Cynthia Stevenson as Amy, Adam Wylie as Boy
17. Timing — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired February 12, 1990. Harry now feeling a little more confident about himself feels ready to start dating again and he might just rekindle an old romance. Guest stars: Barbara Babcock as Paula Conroy, Michael Bower as Josh, John Mansfield as Tom
18. It Happened Two Nights, Four Costume Changes — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Tyron King. Aired February 17, 1990. When Laverne is told that her boyfriend was having an affair, she tells him that she is dating Harry. Carol and Barbara try to figure out the best way to deal with a mouse in the house. Guest stars: Christopher McDonald as Nick Todd, Ron Orbach as Waiter, Kevin Scannell as Steve Marlowe
19. Love is Blind — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired February 24, 1990. Carol is dating a blind man who is rude and obnoxious, but her main concern is that the man has a disability and is not paying attention to anything else about him. Guest stars: Edan Gross as Jeffrey Millstein, Stan Roth as Waiter, Michael Sabatino as Alan
20. Goodbye, Mr. Dietz — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Toni Perling. Aired March 3, 1990. Harry and the girls return home to find Charley having a party at the house. Harry bans him from ever coming back to the place and moves away.Guest stars: Jim Doughan as Man at Party
21. Lessons — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired March 10, 1990. Barbara gets a crush on her while she is working undercover at a high school. Charley takes up playing golf. Harry tries to teach Dreyfuss to fetch the morning paper. Guest stars: Diana Barrows as Student #1, Christian Hoff as Student #2, Riff Hutton as Cop, Katherine James as Teacher
22. Take My Mom, Please — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Harold Kimmel & David Tyron King & Rob LaZebnik & David Sacks. Aired March 24, 1990. After hiring a maid, Carol and Barbara realize the family silver is missing. Meanwhile a young patient tries to set Harry up on a date with her mother. Guest stars: Fran Ryan as Mrs. Kramer, Jennifer Salt as Linda Brody, Liz Sheridan as Elspeth, Hayley Tyrie as Erica Brody
23. Did You Ever See a Dream Dying? — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired April 14, 1990. Nick gets help from Harry to buy a bar. Harry and the girls find a lost dog who does a lot of damage, but Dreyfuss gets the blame. Guest stars: Al Berry as Customer, Elizabeth Lambert as Merilee, Christopher McDonald as Nick Todd, Bunny Summers as Nana, David Jay Willis as Joey’s Owner
24. Still Growing After All These Years — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired April 28, 1990. Harry goes on a blind date with a lady who seems to be his perfect mate, though as he learns more about her, he discovers that something is amiss. Charlie is ready for a career change and finds that it’s not as easy as he thought. Guest stars: Edan Gross as Jeffrey Millstein, Freddie Dawson as Waiter, Lindsay Parker as Girl, Pat Crowley as Claire

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Season Three (1990-1991)

1. A Flaw is Born — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired September 22, 1990. Harry is dating a world famous brain surgeon and he is a little apprehensive about dating someone so successful. Carol and Barbara plot revenge on a man that never called and promised he would. Guest stars: Mitchell Allen as Boy, Tim Dunigan as John Taylor, Stanley Kamel as Monsieur Gerard, Charles Stransky as Professor, Brynn Thayer as Dr. Lydia Gant
2. Harry’s Excellent Adventure — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired September 29, 1990. Harry is feeling that he is living his life for everyone else, but that he never has time for himself. When his globe trotting friend unexpectedly shows up, Harry’s feelings are confirmed. So, on a whim, Harry jets off to Pamplona with his buddy to run with the bulls. It’s only then that Harry sees the truth behind his life, and his pal’s. Guest stars: Earl Boen as Lou, Billy Cohen as Stevie, Earl Holliman as Mike Bradovitch, Robert Lesser as Russell, Debi A. Monahan as Gina, Fred Sadoff as Mort
3. There’s No Accounting — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired October 6, 1990. Barbara is dating a sensitive, intelligent new boyfriend and Carol is drawn to him. Bored by his new girlfriend that seems perfect for him. Guest stars: John Terlesky as Bucky Barnes, Janet Carroll as Leah, Allison Mack as Gloria
4. Barbara the Mom — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel. Aired October 13, 1990. Barbara is babysitting her boyfriend’s young kids and thinks she has no motherly instincts. Carol volunteers at the zoo and finds out the pandas only mate when she is around. Guest stars: Christopher Castile as Larry, Sumer Stamper as Annette
5. The Tortoise & the Harry — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Roger Garrett. Aired October 20, 1990. Carol urges Barbara to take an art class. Harry gives a depressed boy a pet. Guest stars: Brandon Bluhm as Joey, Jaclyn Bernstein as Amanda, Debra Mooney as Mrs. Bierman
6. Mad About the Boy — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired October 27, 1990. Carol gets dumped once again and decides to fall for the first man she can find. Laverene decides to spice of the biography on Harry for the hospital newsletter. Guest stars: Michael McKean as Dennis, Robert Lesser as Russell, Gregory Paul Martin as Ian, Tracey Willsie as Inga, Mary Catherine Wright as Ms. Bingham
7. Honey, I Shrunk Laverne — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Miriam Trogdon. Aired November 3, 1990. After Harry complains that Laverne makes to many office decisions without him so Laverne quits. Carol decides to talk Barbara into joining her poker game. Guest stars: Mary Pat Gleason as Nurse Bradford, Art Metrano as Art, John Apicella as John, Ed Call as Ed, Nana Visitor as Dr. Dawn Phelps
8. The Boy Next Door — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired November 10, 1990. Carol and Charley sleep together during a moment of weakness. Guest stars: Ashley Bank as Kid #1, Michael Melby as Kid #2, Gloria Dorson as Mrs. Hill, Candace Hutson as Cindy
9. A Family Affair — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired November 17, 1990. Barbara has a new boyfriend and Harry thinks he is married. Harry and the girls are worried that Dreyfuss is getting to fat so they put him on a diet. Guest stars: Mitchell Laurance as Scott, Cecelia Riddett as Mother
10. Someone to Watch Over Me — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Sydney Blake & Bill Braunstein. Aired November 24, 1990. Charley is in the hospital and wants visitors; not getting any, he hires actors to be his parents. Meanwhile, neighbors accuse Dreyfuss of fathering their dogs’ puppies. Guest stars: Fred Applegate as Mr. Patrick, Eddie Bracken as Fred, Dena Dietrich as Ursula, Robert Gorman as Norman, Brandon Adams as Georgie, Marti Muller as Nurse, Susan Krebs as Norman’s Mother
11. Harry Knows Best — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Sacks. Aired December 8, 1990. When one of Harry’s patients announces that she wants a nose job. Charley wants a career as a gigolo, and the Westons decided to take a family a portrait. Guest stars: Mayim Bialik as Laurie Kincaid, Judith-Marie Bergan as Paula Conroy, Kat Sawyer-Young as Woman, Stan Roth as Photographer
12. Whenever I Feel Afraid — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel. Aired December 15, 1990. Laverne is mugged and is feeling insecure about it. A new neighbor moves in and Carol and Barbara are both vying for him. Guest stars: Timothy Carhart as Billy, Ben Ryan Ganger as Billy, Jay R. Goldenberg as Attendant, Robert Gould as Customer, Aaron Lustig as Officer Hitner
13. A Shot in the Dark — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Roger Garrett. Aired January 5, 1991. Barbara shoots Carol’s boyfriend because she thinks he is a burglar. So he stays with the Weston’s until he is healed. Laverne has a crippling fear of public speaking, so Harry decides to help her. Guest stars: Channing Chase as Emcee & Paul Sand as Avery
14. Sucking Up is Hard to Do — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired January 19, 1991. Barbara is up for a promotion at the police station but must learn the hard way about sucking up, with a little help from Carol. Laverne tries her hand at matchmaking for Harry. Charley gets a tattoo and maybe more. Meanwhile, Dr. Weston tells a young evangelist to stop preaching. Guest stars: Rebecca Bush as Anne, Patricia Gaul as Mrs. Moses, Paul Eiding as Hartman, Judy Baldwin as Michelle, May Quigley as Woman, Shuko Akune as Secretary & Whit Hertford as Timmy
15. The Man That Got Away — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Doug Smart & Susan Beavers. Aired January 26, 1991. Barbara tries to date a man named Fred who shows no interest in her while Laverne has to break the tie vote as to whether her home town of Hickory should install a traffic signal at its sole intersection. Guest stars: Craig Bierko as Fred, Jeff Doucette as Sam & Jana Arnold as Lurlene
16. The Mentor — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired February 2, 1991. Harry’s mentor rejoins the hospital after being away. Later a member of the board approaches Harry telling him that they want to get rid of his mentor because he is making mistakes. Harry thinks they’re doing this because of his age. But when Harry discovers he is making serious mistakes, he asks the man to step down or they’ll get rid of him. Guest stars: Danny Thomas as Dr. Leo Brewster & Harvey Jason as Dr. Wakefield. 
17. The Dog Who Knew Too Much — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Gary Jacobs. Aired February 9, 1991. Each of the Weston’s pour their hearts out to Dreyfuss, the girls each decide that they want to move out. Guest stars: Tina Johnson as Mrs. Knox & John Christian Graas as Timmy
18. Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired February 16, 1991. When Harry starts dating a 28 year old, it upsets Carol, Barbara and the girls parents. Meanwhile Laverne trains a new trainee. Guest stars: Phil Hartman as Tim Cornell, Tracy Kolis as Paige, Kenneth Kimmins as Pete, Valorie Armstrong as Gayle, Lance Davis as Waiter & Jaclyn Bernstein as Nancy
19. All About Harry — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Meredith Siler. Aired March 9, 1991. Harry dates a journalist who intends to write about their romance. Meanwhile, Charley is concerned that his libido had dropped off. Guest star: Christine Ebersole as Laura
20. Drive, He Said — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Sacks. Aired March 16, 1991. Everyone plans a surprise party for Charley, Harry is supposed to get him back to the house but Charley is more interested in finding an old girlfriend who he never got over. Guest stars: Eric Allan Kramer as Apartment Manager, Micole Mecurio as Salesperson, Kenneth Danzinger as Airline Clerk, Robert Gould as Party Guest #1 & Don Sparks as Party Guest #2
21. The Last Temptation of Laverne — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty & Harold Kimmel. Aired March 23, 1991. Lavern’s manipulative Aunt visits her and blackmails her into taking the blame for a car accident that she was not at fault. Carol and Barbara decided to give an old man who is moving into a senior home a final last day of adventure. Guest stars: Doris Roberts as Aunt Retha, Henry Jones as Arnold & David Correia as Fire Marshal
22. What’s Eating You? — Directed by Robert Berlinger. Written by Sydney Blake & Bill Braunstein. Aired April 13, 1991. Harry and Carol try to take care of Barbara when she develops an ulcer. Laverne searches for a discontinued brand of band-aids. Guest stars: Michael Goldfinger as Tony, Richard McKenzie as Davidson & Lynne Marie Stewart as Secretary
23. The Cruise — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired May 4, 1991. Barbara practices for a talent show while on a cruise. Harry tries to avoid two ladies who will not leave him alone. Charley steers the ship into the Bermuda triangle while Carol finds the man of her dreams. Guest stars: Richard Burgi as Matthew Wright, Peggy Pope as Myrna, Pearl Shear as Charlotte, Teresa Ganzel as Simba Katzman & David Jay Willis as Emcee
24. The Way We Are — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Paul B. Price & Laura O’Hare. Aired May 11, 1991. Harry who is looking forward to a childhood sweetheart visiting is excited, until a childhood rival also resurfaces. Charlie is confused what FICA is because they are taking part of his paycheck. Guest stars: Shirley Jones as Jean McDowell, Edward Winter as Eric Lancaster, Christopher Pettiet as Young Harry, Robin Lynn Heath as Young Jean, Tom Henschel as Bartender & Cory Danzinger as Little Eric

Season Four (1991-1992)

1. 50 Million Men and a Baby — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired September 21, 1991. Laverne’s cousin needs someone to watch her baby and the task is given to Barbara and Carol. Much to Harry’s chagrin, the girls start talking about having a baby through a sperm bank.
2. Almost Like Being in Love — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Fred Freeman & Lawrence J. Cohen. Aired September 28, 1991. Harry is very enamored with his new beau, which gets him thinking about popping the question.
3. Her Cheatin’ Heart — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired October 5, 1991. Lavarne goes on a date while Nick is out of town. Carol confesses to Babara that she stole her first boyfriend from her at camp years ago.
4. Food for Thought — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Regina Stewart. Aired October 12, 1991. Carol is tired of her job at the library so she decides to open a catering business. Meanwhile, Laverne is having problems with her mechanic getting her car repaired in a timely manner.
5. Harry’s Got a Gun — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Richardson. Aired October 19, 1991. Carol buys a gun after the Westons’ house is robbed.
6. The Dreyfuss Affair — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired October 26, 1991. Dreyfuss needs surgery so Harry hires only the best to perform it. Meanwhile Charley contemplates a career change.
7. Country Weston — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Story by Pat Dougherty & Lisa Sanderson. Teleplay by Pat Dougherty. Aired November 2, 1991. Garth Brooks offers a job to Barbara as security chief on his tour. Charley’s house is being fumigated so he moves in with the Westons.
8. Windy — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired November 9, 1991. A hurricane hits just as the Westons prepare to move out of the house.
9. Talk, Talk, Talk — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Richardson. Aired November 16, 1991. Harry gets invited to be a call-in radio show about medicine. Meanwhile Barbara and Charley enter a chili cook-off.
10. Lonely Are the Brave — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Roger Garrett. Aired November 23, 1991. Barbara is being honored by the police, which sets off Carol’s jealousy bug. Laverne upsets Harry when she questions a diagnosis of a patient.
11. If You Knew Andy Like I Know... — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Lyla Oliver. Aired December 7, 1991. Carol starts a new relationship with a man who is a little self obsessed. Harry’s new hire does not meet the standards that he has set.
12. My Nurse is Back and There’s Gonna Be Trouble… — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel. Aired December 14, 1991. While Laverne is away, Harry brings in his old nurse to cover for her vacation. But when Laverne gets back, she tells Laverne that she is not leaving and is going to take her job.
13. The Son of a Preacherman — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired January 4, 1992. Harry takes in a young boy to observe while he works, Harry finds out that he is only doing it because his father wants him to do it so he can become a doctor one day.
14. Ex-Appeal — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Sandy Krinski & Ed Scharlach. Aired January 11, 1992. Carol starts to date one of Barbara’s old boyfriends, which turns out bad for Carol as he seems to have feelings for Barbara still.
15. The Great Escape — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired January 18, 1992. Barbara and Carol are taken hostage by a escaped convict, with Harry and Laverne on there way to a medical seminar, they are short on people to rescue them.
16. The Mismatchmaker — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Roger Garrett. Aired February 1, 1992. Harry is doing his best to reconcile an old friend and his wife but is finding it difficult. Meanwhile Barbara hires Carol and her catering company to a Police function.
17. The Return of Aunt Susan — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Story by Dinah Manoff & David Richardson. Teleplay by David Richardson. Aired February 8, 1992. Aunt Susan makes an overdue visit, giving Carol the chance to get to know her better.
18. The Unimportance of Being Charley — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired February 15, 1992. Charley attempts to fool his parents when he tells them that he is Captain of the ship he works on. Meanwhile Carol believes that Harry favors Barbara over her.
19. Sayonara — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired February 22, 1992. Nick leaves Laverne for a woman in Japan. Barbara goes undercover at a college sorority to catch an alleged computer hacker.
20. Dr. Weston and Mr. Hyde — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired February 29, 1992. The full moon on Leap Day causes Harry to act most unusual when he throws out his back. Meanwhile, Barbara believes the full moon is causing Dreyfuss to be other than his usual self.
21. Charley for President — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired March 14, 1992. In need of a new home owner association President Carol pushes Charley into running for the position. Barbara tries all sorts of disguises to fool Dr. Weston while she is on an undercover job at the hospital.
22. Good Neighbor Harry — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel. Aired March 28, 1992. Carol’s new boyfriend is amazing although he has a very annoying laugh. Meanwhile Harry does a good deed for a neighbor, which ends up backfiring on him as she soon would not leave his side.
23. Final Analysis — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired April 25, 1992. Carol starts to feel good and is nearing a breakthrough in therapy when her therapist dies she feels lost. Harry’s new patient likes to make smart ass remarks towards him.
24. Roots — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Roger Garrett & David Richardson. Aired May 2, 1992. Charley and the Westons travel to England where they head to their ancestral home of Weston Castle. Harry is going to be awarded the Sword of Weston. As Harry explores the castle he ends up getting lost, follows a secret passage and ends up in the dungeon.

Season Five (1992-1993)

1. Why Do Fools Fall in Love? — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired September 19, 1992. When Charlie receives a threatening note from a fling, Barbara agrees to stay the night at his place, but he ends up falling for her.
2. Take My Garage, Please — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Fred Freeman & Lawrence J. Cohen. Aired September 26, 1992. Carol falls for a sculptor who moves into Harry’s garage.
3. R.N. on the Rebound — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired October 3, 1992. Laverne is set up on a date by Barbara, its a bit of a grim surprise when Laverne finds out that the date is with a coroner’s assistant. Meanwhile, Charley and Patrick have bonded over their love of art, much to Carol’s annoyance.
4. …Or Forever Hold Your Peace — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Roger Garrett. Aired October 10, 1992. Arthur announces suddenly that he is getting married. Harry is shocked and tell him that he thinks he is rushing in. Upset about his reaction Arthur ends his friendship with Harry. Meanwhile Carol joins a protest so she can get arrested.
5. The Boomerang Affair — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Richardson. Aired October 17, 1992. Harry is trying desperately to establish a relationship with high-flying Sonya, but realizes too late that she is very high maintenance. Meanwhile Laverne has an ulcer and does her best to hide it from anyone else.
6. Cruel and Unusual Punishment — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Wendy Braff. Aired October 24, 1992. Carol has to serve on a jury who finds a man guilty, she feels so bad about the sentencing that she hires an ex-con to work at her catering business.
7. It’s Not Easy Being Green — Directed by James Widdoes. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired October 31, 1992. Mean old witch Laverne guilts Harry into helping her pass out Halloween candy dressed as Dracula. Carol masquerades as Madame Curie and forces Patrick to attend a party dressed as her idea of radium.
8. Dirty Harry — Directed by Renny Temple. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired November 7, 1992. Carol convinces Harry and Patrick to appear with her on television with Geraldo Rivera.
9. Timing is Everything — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Cheryl Holliday. Aired November 14, 1992. Harry tries to start up a relationship with an old friend. Meanwhile when Carol buys an exercise set for Patrick she has a hard time putting it together, so she enlists Charley to do it for her.
10. Thanksgiving at the Westons’ — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aired November 21, 1992. Because of previous Thanksgiving dinners Laverne is very reluctant to join the Weston’s for dinner after Harry invites her.
11. The Body Beautiful — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Tim Kelleher. Aired December 5, 1992. Harry is having a moral dilemma when he finds out that one of his patients is using steroids. Carol is upset with Patrick as he is using a nude model for his work. Meanwhile Laverene is put in charge of fire drills.
12. Overboard — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Paul B. Price. Aired December 12, 1992. Charley goes on a cruise but a storm strands him adrift on a raft. Carol and Patrick both go for a job together but awkwardness soon ensues when on only one of them gets the job.
13. Emily — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired January 2, 1993. When little sister Emily returns from College, Carol decides it would be a good idea to be her mentor. She decides to set her up with Patrick’s friend on a blind date. It soon turns out that Emily already has a boyfriend, and she is not too keen on keeping him much to his dismay.
14. The Sting — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired January 8, 1993. Emily is asked by the F.B.I. to help them catch her bookie boyfriend. Meanwhile Charley is taught CPR by Laverne.
15. The Fracas in Vegas — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Richardson. Aired January 23, 1993. Charley and Harry get conned in Las Vegas.
16. Pardon My Flashback — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired January 30, 1993. In a flashback episode during the Superbowl everyone is gathered around the television and the Westons, Laverne and Charley reflect on times gone by.
17. Dog Day Afternoon — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Roger Garrett. Aired February 6, 1993. Dreyfuss ignores Carol after she yells at him so she seeks out an animal psychologist for help. Harry, meanwhile, has gifted Laverne a tiny share in the local galleria, while also inspiring Charley to start reading literature.
18. More to Love — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Harold Kimmel & Ross Abrash & Ursula Ziegler & Steve Sullivan. Aired February 13, 1993. Emily is dating one of Carol’s old school friends; he jokes compulsively about the fact he has a weight problem. Meanwhile Laverne is spending all her free time gossiping on the phone to other nurses, but is not so thrilled when the gossip turns to her.
19. My Dad, My Doctor — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Wendy Braff. Aired February 20, 1993. Harry gets upset when Emily tears a ligament in her need and requires surgery, but ends up going with another doctors plan of physical therapy. Meanwhile Patrick goes camping and Charley joins in on the fun.
20. Love and Marriage — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired February 27, 1993. Carol and Emily become bridesmaids for their cousin’s wedding, while Charley is assigned to do community service at the hospital.
21. The All-American Boy – Not! — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired March 20, 1993. A young shoplifter is caught while Harry is working at a free clinic and Harry quickly befriends him and brings him home. The boy turns out to be an uncontrolled diabetic who ends up running away, taking along all of the Weston’s’ furniture with him.
22. Two for the Road — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by David Richardson. Aired April 10, 1993. Patrick and Emily are driving back from New York in his van. Carol worries about what they could be doing together.
23. Aunt Verne Knows Best — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired May 1, 1993. Laverne’s nephew, Wade, comes to Miami for college. She wants him to stay with her rather than living in the dorm.
24. My Mother, My Self — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired May 8, 1993. Charley’s mom is in town for Mother’s Day and immediately becomes attracted to Harry. Carol takes a trip to meet Patrick’s mother.
25. Charley to the Rescue — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rob LaZebnik. Aired May 15, 1993. While working on Charley’s cruise ship Emily works as a waitress where she is harassed by an obnoxious comic. Laverne thinks she has found the perfect match for Dr. Weston.
26. Surprise! Surprise! — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Arnie Kogen. Aire May 22, 1993. Harry overhears Charley planning a surprise party, Harry whose birthday it is on that day thinks its for him, but soon finds out he is wrong.

Season Six (1993-1994)

1. When the Rooster Dies — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired September 25, 1993. Harry gets involved with a clinic run by Dr. Maxine Douglas, while Sophia Petrillo moves back into the neighborhood.
2. Bye-Bye Baby…Hello (Part One) — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired October 2, 1993. Carol throws Patrick out before discovering she’s pregnant with his baby.
3. Bye-Bye Baby…Hello (Part Two) — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Pat Dougherty. Aired October 9, 1993.
4. Mama Todd, the Sequel — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired October 16, 1993. Laverne’s ex-mother-in-law visits: Carol seeks a godfather for her baby.
5. Mom’s the Word — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Regina Stewart Larsen. Aired October 23, 1993. Pregnant Carol goes on a date and is afraid to tell him that she is expecting; Maxine and Laverne fight over baby-shower details.
6. Diary of a Mad Housewife — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Bob Tischler. Aired October 30, 1993. After reading her mother’s old diary, Carol thinks that she was not wanted; meanwhile, Maxine is annoyed by a mime and a hypochondriac at the clinic.
7. Mother Dearest — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rick Newberger. Aired November 6, 1993. Maxine’s mother arrives in Miami for a visit. She’s been having headaches, so Maxine and Harry trick her into seeing an eye doctor; the results are a surprise. Meanwhile, Laverne tries to give Harry a haircut.
8. No Volunteers, Please — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Dennis Snee. Aired November 13, 1993. A somewhat socially awkward woman volunteers at the clinic and starts to send flowers and dinner invitations to Laverne which gives her the wrong idea. Meanwhile Carol does her best to get her unborn child enrolled in a posh preschool.
9. Das Boob — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Paul B. Price. Aired November 20, 1993. Harry and Charley are lost at sea, Maxine attempts to conquer her fear of public speaking.
10. The Girl Who Cried Baby — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Susan Beavers. Aired November 27, 1993. Carol goes twice into what she thinks is labor — but the third time’s the charm.
11. Superbaby — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired December 11, 1993. Carol’s baby arrives home but Carol thinks he was switched at birth.
12. Read All About It — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by Greg Phillips. Aired December 18, 1993. Harry subs for Maxine in a newspaper interview; Charley makes a dogged attempt to date a vet.
13. Love a la Mode — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired January 8, 1994. Charley falls in love with a waitress.
14. What’s a Mother to Do? — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ellen Sandler & Cindy Chupack. Aired January 15, 1994. Carol joins a mother-child support group where she gets the impression she’s a bad parent.
15. Gesundeit — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Dennis Snee. Aird January 22, 1994. Baby Scotty’s allergies act up around Dreyfuss, who’s sent to live with Charley.
16. Under the Gun — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Regina Stewart Larsen. Aired January 29, 1994. Harry is shot when a young patient brings a gun into the clinic.
17. Brotherly Shove — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by Drake Sather. Aired February 5, 1994. Charley starts working alongside his brother at a used-car lot.
18. The Ballad of Shady Pines — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rick Newberger. Aired February 12, 1994. Laverne helps out at Shady Pines and Sophia’s boyfriend makes a pass at her. Meanwhile Maxine house sits (with help from Charley) for Harry and Carol who go to Orlando.
19. Hog Heaven — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Bob Tischler. Aired March 5, 1994. Laverne goes hog-wild when her old boyfriend roars into town on his motorcycle, while Carol becomes an amateur filmmaker after her uncle sends her a video camera.
20. Charley’s Millions — Written by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Rick Newberger. Aired March 12, 1994. Charley receives an inheritance, he assembles all the people that mean a lot to him over the years. Harry, Sophia, Carol and Don Adams from Get Smart all join him on a trip to Mardi Gras.
21. Half That Jazz — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Dennis Snee & Regina Stewart Larsen. Aired April 2, 1994. Harry’s jazz idol Sonny Baxter is asked to come out of retirement to play a benefit for him. Sophia puts a curse on Charley after he dumps her niece.
22. The Devil and Dr. Weston — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Kari Lizer. Aired APril 9, 1994. Harry is hit on by a wealthy philanthropist. Meanwhile, socially awkward Doris, who used to volunteer at the clinic but now sells cosmetics door to door, is helped by Carol.
23. A Foreign Affair — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired April 16, 1994. A marriage proposal from Maxine’s boyfriend catches her off guard. Carol starts to learn how to play guitar.
24. Lordy, Lordy, Landlordy — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Cody R. Farley. Aired April 23, 1994. When the horrible landlord for the clinic refuses to fix the problems Laverne threatens a rent strike, which ends up getting them evicted. Carol is convinced by Sophia to take a little time away from the baby, but she is unable to let go.
25. Absence Makes the Nurse Grow Weirder — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired May 21, 1994. After filling in at his old practice Harry falls for the new nurse. Meanwhile the day that Harry and Laverne first started working together dawns and she is upset that Harry totally forgot about it.
26. Best Friends — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Paul B. Price & Bob Tischler. Aired May 21, 1994. When Carol’s childhood friend starts dating Harry, she become very upset. A member of the family that’s feuded with Laverne for years shows up as a patient.

Season Seven (1994-1995)

1. Let’s Give Them Something to Talk About — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired September 24, 1994. Carol is thrilled to get a job at a local newspaper, until she discovers that it is a job to chauffeur around the paper’s teenage reporter. Charley and Laverne begin to spend a lot of time together, sparking rumors to fly.
2. Mrs. Clinton Comes to Town — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Andy Guerdat. Aired September 24, 1994. When Mrs. Hillary Clinton is scheduled to tour the clinic Carol is determined to get a meeting with her. But her trouble only lands her in jail along with Laverne and Charley.
3. Just for Laughs — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by Paul B. Price. Aired October 1, 1994. After a number of failed new careers Charley tries his hand at stand-up comedy which is based on making fun of Harry whilst doing so. Maxine fights the bus company when they move the bus shelter.
4. A Chip Off the Old Charley — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Vince Cheung & Ben Montanio. Aired October 8, 1994. Charley discover that a 17 year old boy who just happens to be a flutist is his son. Carol takes over for the day for Laverne and while there she tries to get Maxine to stop smoking.
5. The Woman Who Came to Dither — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Dennis Snee. Aired October 15, 1994. While Laverne is still away, shy Doris, now a qualified nurse, is back to fill in for her. Meanwhile, Harry gets upset when Sophia moves in and brings her Shady Pines friends with her.
6. Carol Gets a Raise — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Andy Guerdat. Aired October 22, 1994. Carol is put into an awkward position at work with her boss; and Maxine fills in for Harry at an elementary school speaking engagement.
7. The Courtship of Carol’s Father — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired December 3, 1994.
8. The Tinker Grant — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired December 3, 1994. The Canal Street clinic applies for a grant and is evaluated, when the man leaves his notebook Maxine takes it and reads it. Sophia gives Charley advice on how to impress his Italia girlfriend’s parents.
9. Would You Believe… — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Paul B. Price & Dennis Snee. Aired December 17, 1994. Charley is dating a new minister and brings her by the Weston’s place, where Harry quickly finds himself attracted to her. Meanwhile, Laverne sells her beloved truck to Maxine.
10. Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Pain — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Mark Grant. Aired December 17, 1994. Maxine starts dating a weatherman and gets some unwanted attention. Carol and Charley make a friendly wager.
11. Single White Male — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Andy Guerdat. Aired January 7, 1995. Charley has a goodlooking new roommate, who he hopes will help him meet more women. There is something Charley has yet to figure out about him. Meanwhile, Harry invites Maxine to join him and two friends in a golfing foursome.
12. Dear Aunt Martha — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Vince Cheung & Ben Montanio. Aired January 14, 1995. Carol believes a man she been dating since they met in a museum is the same man who has been writing letters to the “Aunt Martha” column in her newspaper. Meanwhile and old sparring partner of Harry’s shows up with a score to settle.
13. Goodbye Charley — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired January 21, 1995. Charley fearing his own mortality after a recent death causes him to feel depressed. Carol does her best to boost his moral by staging a funeral for him.
14. Family Practice — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Bob Tischler & Regina Stewart Larsen. Aired January 28, 1995. After having to get gall bladder surgery a patient asks Maxine to take care of her children while she is under the knife. Harry is invited to the Shady Pines square dance by Sophia.
15. Grandma, What Big Eyes You Have — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Dennis Snee & Paul B. Price. Aired February 4, 1995. While at the park with Scotty, Harry becomes smitten with a woman there with her granddaughter. Laverne finds a parrot and brings it to the office. Carol becomes obsessed with shopping at discount clubs.
16. Feelings, Whoa Whoa Whoa, Feelings… — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by David Rosenberg. Aired February 25, 1995. Laverne has a handsome childhood friend visit from back home. Of course, Carol becomes interested in him. Charley is asked to pose for pictures in a magazine.
17. And Kevin Makes Three — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Andy Guerdat. Aired March 4, 1995. Carol becomes jealous of her new boyfriend Kevin when he bonds so quickly with her son Scotty. Meanwhile, Laverne decides to learn the Spanish language.
18. Harry Weston: Man’s Best Friend — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan. Aired March 18, 1995. Much to Charley’s dismay Harry becomes Carol’s boss’ new best friend which makes him extremely jealous. Laverne decides to audition for a part in a commercial where she will play the voice of a cartoon owl.
19. The Ex-Files — Directed by Doug Smart. Written by Jack Amiel & Michael Begler. Aired March 18, 1995. Carol meets Kevin’s beautiful and intelligent ex-wife which leads her to believe that there relationship is over. Charley eats some old Chinese food from the Weston’s fridge and get sick so he decides to sue Harry.
20. Stand By Your Man — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by Ron Bloomberg. Aired March 25, 1995. Matt and Laverne’s relationship keeps getting interrupted with prompts her to go out with Maxine, Charley and his friend Bud, she quickly hits it off with him. Harry meets a woman who has a female dog that looks a lot like Dreyfuss so he asks her to breed the two.
21. My Pal Valy-Val — Directed by Dinah Manoff. Written by Dinah Manoff & Valerie Landsburg. Aired June 10, 1995. Carol befriends a therapist who needs the help of a therapist herself. A psychic moves in next to the clinic. (This episode aired out of order.) Guest stars: Meagen Fay as Bridget, Valerie Landsburg as Valerie & Steve Rankin as Sam
22. Remembrance of Clips Past — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired June 17, 1995. The gang reflects on the past as they prepare for Laverne’s wedding. (This episode aired out of order.)
23. Life Goes On (Part One) — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Peter Gallay. Aired April 29, 1995. The gang travels to Hickory for Laverne’s wedding as Harry receives an interesting offer.
24. Life Goes On (Part Two) — Directed by Steve Zuckerman. Written by Ursula Ziegler & Steven Sullivan & Dennis Snee & Paul B. Price. Aired April 29, 1995. Laverne’s wedding becomes a double ceremony when Carol’s boyfriend proposes. Barbara returns home when Harry decides to sell the house.