James made the decision to seek the presidency, a move met with a public declaration from Lisa that she intended to reveal his hidden failings. Meanwhile, Matthew cultivated a mustache reminiscent of the 1970s, hoping to attract romantic at…

A coffee shop has opened on the ground floor of the Criterion Building. Simultaneously, Matthew finds himself captivated by the Dilbert cartoon series of Scott Adams.

The elimination of complimentary snacks from the break room sparked a revolution under Bill’s leadership. Joe, seeking favor with Catherine, presented her with an assortment of electronic devices. And Bill, perhaps as a reward for his effor…

A disquiet settled over Dave as the arcade game, *Stargate Defender*, was installed in the hallway; he feared the past might be poised for a return. Lisa and Dave, seeking reassurance, prepared for the SATs, hoping to demonstrate their inte…

Dave and Lisa made a concerted effort to energize the team for Jimmy’s Halloween celebration, but it was Dave who discovered the holiday’s potential for quiet disappointment.

A shadow had fallen over Dave. He was deeply disheartened, haunted by the worry that his future work would fail to measure up to the acclaim he'd received during the recent station sweeps and the subsequent awards dinner.

A persistent hum of distraction settled over WNYX as the station wrestled with a malfunctioning thermostat. Amidst the daydreams that accompanied the inconvenience, certain figures recurred. Matthew, in particular, haunted Beth’s thoughts a…

James Caan’s arrival for a potential role stirs discontent in both Bill and Matthew. Separately, Lisa finds Dave’s proposed birthday gift underwhelming.

Jimmy took Beth under his wing, patiently guiding her through the intricacies of the stock market. The allure of insider knowledge proved too strong for Bill, who soon sought to interrupt their sessions for a glimpse of the secrets being sh…

Before he can take Lisa to Milwaukee for Christmas with his parents, Dave must first clear a significant backlog of work.

Bill considered the possibility of joining a health club. Beth, upon discovering a secret about Dave, lost all sense of discretion. And Jimmy worried about not being adequate for a dinner with the Clintons.

A bitter taste of envy rises within Lisa as she is lauded as "Cutest Reporter in New York"; meanwhile, Bill launches a fervent campaign against rap music.

The pattern of abuse inflicted upon Bill, coupled with Dave’s counsel, fostered in Matthew a sharp and often unfriendly demeanor toward his colleagues.

Dave has cause for complaint when a suggestion box appears, and the staff descends into a flurry of unfounded grievances directed at one another and their long-serving supervisor.

Dave’s integrity suffered a blow when he allowed staff members to rate one another, conveniently omitting the fact that Lisa had originated the suggestion. Elsewhere, Jimmy secured a legal win, aided by Joe as his counsel.

The station was unexpectedly filled with the boisterous energy of third-graders just as a collection of decidedly adult reading materials began to appear throughout the office.

While Dave and Bill were delayed at the airport, Lisa found herself tasked with preventing Joe and Catherine from going on a date. Elsewhere, Beth and Matthew made a visit to Bill’s rather modest apartment.

The arrival of Matthew’s brother brought with it unsettling revelations about their family history, shared amongst the staff. Simultaneously, Jimmy implemented drastic cost-cutting measures, a process that culminated in a near-total emptyin…

Dave navigates the clamorous atmosphere of WNYX, contending with disruptive colleagues. Meanwhile, Lisa faces a challenging assignment covering an Easter event, contending with difficult children.

Following Bill’s regrettable outburst in public, he is committed to a psychiatric facility, leaving Lisa and Joe to step into his role on the air.

Jimmy, recovering from a heart attack, is staying at WNYX. Meanwhile, nurse Lisa finds herself contemplating a desire for motherhood.

A ripple of astonishment ran through the staff regarding Matthew’s romantic pursuits. Meanwhile, Bill received discouraging word concerning the future of his radio program.

A stunned silence fell over the team as they read Dave's disparaging remarks about them, published in the magazine.

The crew of WNYX found themselves, as always, navigating the familiar currents of their work, even amidst the vastness of space.

Following an on-the-job injury, the reporter, lacking insurance, was enrolled in workers' compensation by Dave.