Tasked with being best man for Larry’s wedding, Balki found himself unwittingly embroiled in a bachelor party orchestrated by the mischievous Mr. Gorpley. When Gorpley unexpectedly appeared at the gathering, he laced the punch with somethin…

Larry and Balki were on their way to Lake Whitefish for Larry’s wedding to Jennifer when a police officer stopped them for driving below the speed limit. The situation escalated quickly, however, when Larry inadvertently backed his car into…

Following the loss of their recent apartment, Larry and Jennifer found themselves in possession of a grand Victorian home—a beautiful space they simply couldn't manage. Unable to afford basic necessities like food and heating, and having ex…

Needing some extra income, Larry and Balki took on part-time jobs. Balki attempted to make money by stuffing teddy bears, but Larry enlisted his help in selling cleaning products from house to house. However, Larry was set on targeting a gr…

King Ferdinand of Mypos arrived in America, only to die unexpectedly in Larry’s embrace – an event which, according to Myposian custom, designated Larry as their new king. Certain that Larry would be a disastrous ruler, they resolved to mai…

Upon learning of a supposed resident spirit in their home, Larry stubbornly dismissed the notion. Jennifer and Mary Anne, however, were swayed by Balki’s presentation of a relevant volume on the subject. Consequently, they ascended to Balki…

While constructing a new gazebo in their backyard, Larry and Balki found themselves wrestling with the project—a sight that sparked a familiar comparison for Jennifer and Mary Anne. They watched, amused, as the two men’s clumsy efforts unfo…

Balki had successfully completed his citizenship examination and was poised to take the oath of allegiance as an American citizen. Eager for Balki’s momentous occasion, Larry arranged for his mother – portrayed by Bronson Pinchot in a dual …

Larry journeyed to Mypos with the intention of convincing Balki’s mother to allow his return to America. However, before he could even speak with her, Larry found himself contentedly absorbed into the leisurely pace of life on Mypos and beg…

Thanksgiving arrived, and with it, Larry’s new venture: selling turkeys. More than fifty birds roamed freely in their backyard, a bustling flock that added an unexpected complication when Jennifer realized her wedding ring was missing – and…

Mr. Wainwright has appointed Balki as editor of the Sunday Children’s page, tasking him with illustrating a whimsical adventure featuring a sheep named Dimitri. Larry is then assigned the job of writing the speech bubbles for the comic. How…

Having purchased a new car radio, Larry found it promptly stolen. In response, he installed an alarm system which proceeded to blare throughout the night. Determined to apprehend the culprit, he and someone else attempted to catch the thief…

The unfortunate news arrived: Balki and Larry’s names were selected for jury duty, with the proceedings scheduled to begin just as Jennifer’s long-planned, fully paid, and irreversible trip to Bermuda was about to commence. Balki stubbornly…

When Dimitri disappeared and was taken captive, Balki found himself utterly unable to depict the event in his newspaper cartoon. Frustrated by this creative paralysis, Larry and Balki decided to take matters into their own hands, embarking …

Larry attended an auction intending to report on the event, bringing Balki along with him. To illustrate how bidding works, he participated himself, only to find them unexpectedly outbid and in possession of a very expensive bottle of wine …

Seeing Jennifer’s handiwork – a pair of knitted baby booties – sparked a sudden thought in Larry’s mind. He pictured their future sons, tiny infants together in the nursery, plotting an elaborate escape.

Balki had won a lavish trip to Las Vegas, yet his excitement dimmed when they discovered tickets to see Wayne Newton were unavailable. Jennifer tried contacting an old acquaintance who might secure them, but a jealous Larry intervened. He c…

Determined to make a favorable impression on Mr. Wainwright, Larry devised a plan: he and Balki would carry his newly acquired, exceptionally large sofa up the elevator shaft – an undertaking complicated by the fact that the elevator itself…

Carrying Larry’s play-script, "Wheat," to Lydia’s theater, Balki unwittingly set in motion a series of unfortunate events. Larry followed, eager to observe the cast at work. However, when the director attempted to alter his carefully crafte…

Mr. Wainwright has selected Larry and Balki to participate in a stressful evaluation – a test failure of which would likely result in their dismissal. This presents a particular challenge for the easily-flustered Larry.

Mary Anne had been subtly encouraging Balki to propose, and his repeated failures began to frustrate her; she ultimately threatened to leave. Larry attempted to make Balki understand the situation, but a misunderstanding arose, leading Balk…

Ever since his split from Mary Anne, Balki has remained indoors. Determined to coax him out, Larry persuaded Balki to venture out and meet some new faces, ultimately taking him to a singles bar. Balki returned with a woman intending to watc…

Over the last two weeks, Balki has been out on a flurry of dates, leading Jennifer to suspect he’s still pining for Mary Anne. Larry, however, remains unconvinced. Then, Balki encounters a woman who is remarkably like Mary Anne, and their i…

A cherished tradition in Myposia dictates that Balki and Mary Anne’s wedding must take place within a single day, and they are swiftly preparing everything accordingly. Feeling excluded from the flurry of activity, Larry is appointed as Bal…