Christine returned from maternity leave to find herself overshadowed by Ted, a dependable sort who’d filled in during her absence. Harry was doing everything he could to evade the tutor hired to ensure he passed a vital history exam. Simult…

As all this unfolds, Dan grapples with its consequences, a challenge amplified by the complex web of familial relationships involved and its impact on his bonds with both his sister and Bull. The episode explores the uneasy interplay betwee…

Harry’s initial outing with Margaret Turner, the newly appointed court reporter, proved disastrous—a direct consequence of following Dan’s counsel.

A surge of excitement filled Dan when he volunteered himself for a bachelor auction, quickly turning to dismay upon seeing the eager, older woman who outbid all others; meanwhile, Christine found herself increasingly troubled by her marriag…

As Halloween arrived, Harry secured a prisoner identified only as the Spirit of Death, and abruptly, the deaths ceased—among them, Dan, who had been marked as the next to fall.

As evening settles and the staff find themselves confined within the walls, the hours drift by filled with shared memories of moments that irrevocably altered the course of their lives.

A chemical leak necessitates that Judge Harry T. Stone (played by Harry Anderson) and his colleagues at the courthouse remain confined within the courtroom, and the episode cleverly employs this circumstance as a springboard for a sequence …

To everyone's surprise, Roz blossomed with an almost unsettling cheerfulness once the staff shifted to daytime hours. Meanwhile, Christine felt compelled to fundamentally alter herself, desperate to preserve both her relationship with Tony …

Seeking to charm Margaret, Dan arranged an evening at the opera; meanwhile, Bull gathered a following of devoted adherents who believed him to be divine.

Harry braced himself, needing to find the strength to confront an old tormentor now standing trial before him. Meanwhile, Christine embarked on a tireless quest, scouring every possibility in her search for the ideal nanny.

The vibrant work of a street artist offered Christine a much-needed lift, while Mac and Dan happily pursued their shared love of photography.

Whenever a comedian’s performance crosses a line and ignites controversy, opinions invariably flood in, each person eager to offer their perspective.

Once again, Roz found herself at odds with politeness, delivering a sharp rebuke to the mother of a precocious young actor filming a television pilot within the courtroom.

A fresh perspective dawned on Dan as he observed Phil, the neighborhood drunkard, when the disheveled man unexpectedly saved a defendant stripped of his resources by the collapse of the savings and loan institutions.

Dan expected a considerable inheritance from the late Phil, a man known more for his fondness of wine than his wealth, yet he received something quite unexpected. Meanwhile, Bull paced restlessly, eagerly awaiting his mother’s arrival; she …

A sense of strain settled on Christine as she neared the conclusion of her divorce proceedings; Harry felt uneasy at the prospect of sharing a home with Margaret; and Bull, heeding his mother’s counsel, began a search for a suitable bride, …

When Harry confessed to his friends that he suspected Margaret was on the verge of proposing, he found himself inundated with a bewildering array of opinions.

An angel materialized, taking the form of Mel Tormé, to reveal to Harry a bleak vision of the courtroom that awaited – a courtroom rendered utterly desolate had he never existed, and presided over by a compromised Judge Dan.

A heavy guilt gnaws at Dan as he grapples with the improper use of funds from the Phil Foundation. Meanwhile, Bull has taken to experimenting with a hairpiece – the latest model, dubbed the Shatner 2000.

Roz decided to try Christine’s “happiness therapy,” a move which effectively derailed the group’s progress by months. Meanwhile, Jack’s son at long last acknowledged, both to himself and his father, that working at the newsstand simply wasn…

Harry bristles with resentment when a Supreme Court Justice lures Mac into his orbit, intending to use him as a symbolic asset on his team. Simultaneously, Dan brings in an English valet, hoping to fill the void left by Phil’s absence.

Flush with the attention garnered from being named one of New York’s ten most intriguing men, Harry allowed the recognition to inflate his ego, much to Christine's disappointment when he fabricated an excuse to avoid a planned evening toget…

A complex swirl of feelings troubled Harry as Tony attempted to recapture Christine’s affections, while the revitalized Dan found assistance managing the Phil Foundation—a helping hand offered by Phil’s own twin brother, Will.

The episode deftly balances Harry's response to Christine, Tony’s attempts at a rapprochement, Christine’s own emotions and choices, and Dan’s evolving sense of self within his position at the foundation—all set against the familiar, humoro…