The Larry Sanders Show — Season 3
Confined to Montana, Larry was spiraling into utter boredom until Artie materialized with an audacious plan to revive their old show.
Larry’s prospects with Mimi Rogers suffered a sharp decline with the sudden appearance of a woman from Montana, who asserted she was expecting his child.
Larry’s father was coming to California, and knowing Larry had no desire to see him, he piled this unwelcome complication onto the list of burdens already weighing on Beverly.
Paula frets over her position at the podcast when Larry becomes frustrated by last-minute cancellations, and makes a considerable effort to persuade a hesitant Danny DeVito from pulling out as well. Meanwhile, Larry and Artie grapple with t…
The announcement that Artie would be producing the People’s Choice Awards sent Larry and Hank scrambling, each determined to secure a place among the production team.
With Larry sidelined by sudden food poisoning moments before filming, Hank unexpectedly found himself in line for the head spot.
A tentative romance between Larry and Darlene casts a shadow over the office, setting off a chain reaction of wounded feelings and simmering jealousies.
Larry quickly found a rapport with guest Sharon Stone, yet soon realized he was struggling to navigate the vastness of her fame.
Phil voiced his desire to become lead writer on the series, practically begging for the position; however, once he attained it, he discovered the reality fell far short of his expectations.
A significant ripple of anxiety passed through the group when Regis Philbin suggested, casually, that there could be a spot for Hank on his upcoming program. Meanwhile, Larry and Artie fretted over how Bobcat Goldthwait might possibly surpa…
Jon Lovitz earnestly pursues the affections of a hesitant Darlene.
A sense of grievance took hold of Larry, who became certain that Rob Reiner was deliberately slighting him and the program. In response, he abruptly withdrew from an upcoming charitable event.
It appears that Hank’s marriage has reached its end, regardless of all attempts at reconciliation.
A conflict arose between Larry and the network after he publicly mocked their upcoming autumn programming during a broadcast.
Consumed by melancholy, Hank drifted through the gathering, attempting clumsy advances toward every woman present before seeking refuge in a hotel room. There, he embarked on a solitary, drunken spree accompanied by hired companions.
Larry harbors a growing fear that Artie’s close connection with a CBS executive signals the demise of their partnership. Meanwhile, Darlene dreams of performing alongside Clint Black.
Observing Larry’s struggle with drugs, Roseanne offered her companionship and support, intending to stand by him through the difficult process of recovery.


