Joanna finds herself in a delicate position, struggling to gently dissuade a sixteen-year-old boy who harbors a clear affection for her. Meanwhile, George is occupied with the task of finding a suitable, perhaps playful, appellation for him…

The shift in power came swiftly. Larry found himself displaced from his leadership role upon uncovering a surprising truth: Darryl was, in fact, the eldest of the three.

Dick and Joanna thoroughly enjoyed the company of the lively couple who were guests at the Stratford… until the couple revealed their plans to open an upscale inn just around the corner.

George found himself unexpectedly face-to-face with a ghost from his past – a high school acquaintance he hadn't seen in years. The encounter stirred something within him, a faint echo of feelings long dormant.

Michael appropriated a student's concept for a new program, claiming it as his own within the confines of their television production class.

A wave of anxiety washed over Stephanie with the realization that she was no longer "blossoming." Depression had settled upon her, a heavy cloak she couldn't seem to shed. It was only through the earnest, if somewhat peculiar, counsel of La…

On Halloween night, Michael intends to engineer a wave of mass hysteria, mirroring the infamous broadcast of Orson Welles. Meanwhile, Dick struggles to maintain order among the inn's guests as their costume party descends into panicked chao…

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As WPIV faced imminent closure, Dick organized a 48-hour telethon to try and save the station.

When selected to present historical tours, Joanna dutifully recites Dick's tedious speeches. Meanwhile, George finds himself watching over the Darryls during Larry’s absence.

Dick urged Officer Shifflet toward the possibility of a strike, the town's refusal to grant him a salary increase having left little other option.

Larry, Darryl, and Darryl have made the decision to adopt a child. They are unaware that the child they are bringing into their home will be eighteen years of age.

Buffy Denver, Dick's former co-host, made a visit to the inn and quickly found kindred spirits in Stephanie. They discovered a surprising number of shared interests, and a friendship blossomed between them.

A confrontation brews between Dick and television critic Curtis Bilgray, spurred by Bilgray’s string of unfavorable reviews of "Vermont Today." Meanwhile, Larry and the Darryls unexpectedly achieve a degree of notoriety after discovering a …

George resolved to pursue a long-held ambition: he would become a used car salesman.

Following the accidental demise of the town’s revered emblem, the Great White Buck – long considered a harbinger of prosperity – Dick finds himself ostracized, a marked man within the community.

Dick found himself unexpectedly drawn into co-hosting a home shopping program alongside Stephanie.

In New Orleans, amidst the bustle of a conference, Michael found himself drawn into a conversation with a television executive, a subtle current of temptation beginning to pull at him.

Dick finds himself with the opportunity to collaborate with Corinne Denby, an illustrator he greatly admires, as George and Joanna anticipate the arrival of the Inn’s five thousandth guest.

The following sequence delves into the subconscious of several individuals. In a dream, Dick finds all his anxieties dissolved; meanwhile, the spiteful Joanna torments Stephanie; Michael presides over three vast communication networks; and …

The work of producing the news fundamentally altered Michael's perspective on life. Meanwhile, George abandoned his long-held allegiance to the Red Sox.

A rift has formed between Dick and Joanna. His acceptance into the town glee club has created a divide where previously there was closeness, a divide exacerbated by her own disappointment at not being chosen.

Joanna engineered a blind date for George, and initially, everything proceeded smoothly. The pleasant evening took an unexpected turn when George encountered his date’s ex-boyfriend.