Having been released from the institution, Buddy went to live with Harry. Meanwhile, Dan and his realtor quietly plotted to acquire a failing man’s Park Avenue apartment.

Dan intends to deceive a wealthy property magnate, and Mac has consented to organize a beauty showcase for Quon Le.

When the district attorney began receiving menacing threats, a strikingly handsome guard was assigned to Dan’s protection—and Christine found herself undeniably drawn to him.

On Halloween, as dusk settled, Harry misplaced his beloved new bat, Tito. Unbeknownst to him, an ancient exorcism had stirred, inadvertently raising the restless spirit of a man condemned half a century before.

With an awkward flourish, Harry mortified Christine before a judge known for her staunch feminist views, using a set of novelty restraints. Meanwhile, Dan settled a longstanding obligation to Bull by treating him to a lively night out.

Buddy has put forward a proposal of marriage to a prosperous and spirited widow, even as Dan struggles to conceal the unfortunate circumstance of now residing within his own office.

To avoid a difficult encounter with her formidable aunt, Roz enlists Mac’s help, convincing him to play the part of her fiancé. Meanwhile, Dan finds himself sharing an elevator with a seasoned actress, who imparts a few unexpected lessons.

Harry and Mac joined forces to promote one of Quon Le’s inventive snacks, while Christine found herself unexpectedly visited by her notoriously frugal uncle.

First, Dan found himself unexpectedly pursued with a lucrative job opportunity; then, almost immediately, embroiled in disbarment proceedings when a prominent attorney attempted to leverage the situation to secure dismissal of charges again…

Suspended in uncertainty while awaiting the result of his disciplinary proceedings, Daniel sought distraction and a sense of purpose. He accepted a position as a waiter at an elegant French restaurant, hoping to occupy himself during this d…

A rivalry simmered between Dan and Harry, both vying for the attention of an appealing reporter covering Harry’s trial. Meanwhile, Roz found herself utterly charmed by three dashing men from Boldavia.

Finding no one available to offer counsel on her budding romance, Christine sought guidance from two rival advice columnists instead.

Bolting himself to the doors of a venerable, soon-to-be-demolished theater, Bull unwittingly triggered a campaign to preserve it—a struggle that unearthed long-buried secrets from Mac’s history.

Within the courtroom, Dan found himself a prisoner, held captive by two menacing figures. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, a man materialized—designated VHK 937—sent on a vital mission: to rescue him.

At her farewell dinner with Tony, Christine acted on sudden impulse, a choice that carried grave consequences as he departed for an assignment from which his return was uncertain.

The episode centers on Christine—portrayed by Markie Post—as she discovers she’s expecting a child, and explores the consequences that follow this surprising news.

A surprising opportunity has emerged for Dan, who’s now hosting a provocative television program, while Mac and Quon Le face the disheartening possibility that their long-awaited trip to Graceland might not happen.

Arrangements for Mel Torme’s appearance at Harry’s fortieth birthday celebration fell apart when, in an unfortunate turn of events, Harry himself had the singer arrested for an unpaid parking violation.

Harry lent a hand in securing an extended visa for Yakov’s father, while Mac acquired a washing machine that seemed to possess a distinctly contrary personality.

Now facing legal action and unemployment, Roz finds herself in a difficult situation: it was Bull who borrowed her firearm, resulting in an accidental self-inflicted wound, a circumstance complicated by the intervention of his attorney cous…

As she sat in childbirth class alongside her three instructors, Christine found herself picturing her future child, playfully shaped by the enthusiastic guidance of each surrogate father.

Harry intervened on behalf of a young man facing trial, preventing his girlfriend from marrying a painfully conventional suitor.

The proceedings of Harry's court, along with his staff and those appearing before him, found themselves unexpectedly illuminated by the focused gaze of a television reporter documenting a segment on routine nighttime court cases.

As the elevator shuddered to a halt, Christine felt the unmistakable onset of labor. She was now sharing the confined space with Buddy and a visibly uncomfortable man who’d been attending court.