Jeff Goldblum and Ted Alexandro are among the patients. Meanwhile, Ben contemplates enlisting in the military after a childhood friend cruelly labels him a "sissy."

The narrative highlights Teri Garr and Ed Crasnick, while focusing on Ben's resistance to the encroaching changes in his childhood neighborhood. He endeavors to cultivate a community-led effort to halt the tide of gentrification.

The program features Margaret Cho and Paul F. Tompkins. Meanwhile, Ben undergoes wisdom tooth extraction, and Dr. Katz attends to his recovery.

The episode features stand-up performances by Dom Irrera and Mitch Hedberg. Meanwhile, Ben and Dr. Katz delve into the realm of past-life regression, with Katz discovering a surprising connection to a former existence as a saloon girl in th…

Tom Hertz and Al Lubel appear in the narrative. Ben hosts a substantial gathering, and during the event, he requests his father to consider alternative arrangements.

Wanda Sykes-Hall and Jon Stewart sought medical attention. Meanwhile, Ben participated in a walk to raise awareness about hunger, hoping to make a favorable impression on Laura.

The episode features Greg Behrendt and Ian Bagg, while Dr. Katz and Ben offer their characteristic brand of assistance as Laura navigates the purchase of a used car.

Carol Leifer and Kevin Meaney appear in the scene. Ben is certain his father is on the verge of remarrying, fueled by Katz's recent appointments with a gastroenterologist.

Merrill Markoe and Dana Gould seek medical attention, while Ben tends to a neighbor’s rooftop pigeons as a snowstorm gathers on the horizon.

Katz has two clients, Mitch Hedberg and Matt Siegel. While he cultivates a pastime in gardening, Ben uncovers the true purpose behind his newfound interest.

Dom Irrera and Al Lubel settle onto the familiar sofa, a comforting ritual. Ben, meanwhile, makes a significant purchase: a large television, intended as a replacement for the one that ultimately proved unsatisfactory.

A few days past the usual delivery, Ben noted Katz’s preoccupation with the news. Katz scoffed at the implication, wagering that Ben couldn't endure a period without information as Ben couldn't endure a period without conversation.

Dr. Katz regarded Ben's proposed therapy with a degree of skepticism.

Dr. Katz has a radio program.

Dr. Katz brought his considerable skill to bear on the criminal trial.

A position opened up at the bakery, and Ben accepted.

The news reached Ben unexpectedly: Laura was engaged.

Conan O'Brien frequently incorporates the comedic routines of Dr. Katz into his television broadcasts.