Advanced search

Mary's income-tax returns are audited by an amorous IRS agent.

Ted is against his mother living with her boyfriend instead of marrying him.

A forgotten pal from summer camp turns up as WJM's new receptionist and wants to be Mary's best friend again.

When Lou wants a female newscaster in the mold of Mary Richards, Mary tries out for the job.

A fan of Sue Ann's joins the show and then starts to push her out ala All About Eve.

With three daughters, Murray's wife doesn't want to have another baby so they decide to adopt a son.

Frustrated by Ted's errant ways, Georgette decides to live it up. And then she decides to become a nun.

Mary reluctantly arranges for Ted to speak at Phyllis's women's club.

Not without reason, Ted is worried that his mandatory vacation might become a permanent one.

Mary thinks there's nothing wrong about dating a younger man, but her friends and co-workers think otherwise.

The son of Mary's new boyfriend is a royal brat.

Mary's committed to watching Bess over the weekend, so when an old flame unexpectedly comes to town, she turns to an unlikely baby-sitter - Mr Grant.

Working into the early morning, and delirious, Mary and Rhoda take some artistic liberties updating WJM's obituaries, and, when one of them is read on the air, there are serious consequences for Mary.

Rhoda's new boyfriend takes an interest in Mary, and the newsroom preoccupies itself with the impending Teddy Awards.

Mary tries to be supportive when her new boyfriend quits his job writing for Chuckles the Clown.

Mary is forced to work not only on Christmas Day but Christmas Eve, too.

Phyllis gets her real-estate license and her first victim is Lou. She convinces him to sell his house.

Ted receives a visit from his super-competitive brother, a male model.

Assuming that the relentless Howard Arnell won't be going, Mary decides to attend a high-school reunion, and Rhoda comes along.

Rhoda convinces Mary to join the "Better Luck Next Time Club," an organization for divorced people, so they can take advantage of its discounted charter flights to Paris.

Mary conjures up a few men from her past when she reluctantly continues Mr. Grant's chain letter.

Lou has to face the fact that his ex-wife Edie is getting married.

Rhoda's parents' visit takes a left turn when Rhoda's suspicious mother, Ida, walks out on her her husband, Martin - to make him 'happy'.

Ted may have outsmarted Lou when he convinces him to strike the clause from his contract which forbids him from doing outside work; things like movies and Broadway. And cheesy commercials.

Ted's long-lost father has come to Minneaoplis, and Ted doesn't want to see him.