A wave of unease washed over Larry at the prospect of Roseanne, an old flame, appearing as a guest on his show, prompting him to seek counsel from a psychiatrist. The waiting room, meanwhile, was absorbed in the unfolding drama of the O.J. …

Upon Darlene’s abrupt departure during her time off, Hank brought on the temporary worker who had been covering her duties. Meanwhile, Larry wrestled with the prospect of informing Dana Carvey that he found Carvey’s portrayal of Larry Sande…

Weary from a grueling day at the office, Arthur stayed late at the studio that night, sharing the space with two unlikely companions: Nicolae, the building’s janitor, and Hank’s karaoke machine, all fueled by a single, well-worn bottle of l…

Larry pledged he wouldn't jostle comedian Jeff Cesario once more, only to discover the show was already dangerously overbooked, and Hank required a full four minutes to pay tribute to his recently deceased father.

The sudden appearance of Larry’s former wife created a peculiar dynamic involving her, Larry, and Hank. To ease the tension – and perhaps avoid further complications – Larry proposed replacing their usual morning pilgrimage to Starbucks wit…

The bonds of family strained under pressure when Artie brought his troubled son on board as a production assistant. Meanwhile, Larry fretted over his eating habits.

A shadow has fallen over Hank’s professional life as a deeply compromising video, leaked and now spreading through the industry, implicates Phil.

Finding it difficult to secure guests for sweeps week, Paula turned to Larry for assistance. He, in turn, reached out to a friend, Jeff Goldblum, and unexpectedly, Goldblum proposed a deal: he’d lend his name to the guest list if Larry coul…

With a sudden, desperate need for cash, Larry found himself scrambling after his accountant confessed to having misplaced all of his assets. Meanwhile, Artie and Hank resolved to administer their own brand of justice to the man responsible.

Paula is seeing Larry’s representative, which has left Larry uneasy; he suspects she’s angling to secure appearances for his clients on the program. The network has also expressed reservations about Larry’s selections of guests with particu…

The uncertainty surrounding Paula’s breast biopsy hung heavy, fraying her nerves and provoking an outburst that irritated Brett Butler, who then shared a few pointers with Larry about his regular massages. Meanwhile, burdened by worry, Hank…

Larry agreed to take a script from Chris Elliott, intended for a new sitcom developed through Larry’s arrangement with the network, and passed it along to Phil for what he described as “some fine tuning.” Elsewhere, Hank made a special gest…

Despite Artie’s reservations, Larry insisted on debuting a new routine, one featuring characters inspired by the very people working behind the scenes – the production staff themselves.

Beverly resigned after Larry and Artie dismissed her suggestion that they hire a Black individual for a position within the props department. Meanwhile, Hank contemplated substituting Brian with a female performer.

Larry embarks on a relationship with a considerably younger production intern, an entanglement that breeds discontent amongst the crew and forces him into the uncomfortable situation of meeting her family. Meanwhile, Hank stubbornly decides…

Disorder had settled over the studio as they recorded the eighth anniversary show, and Larry was making persistent attempts to slip away for a restroom break during each commercial interruption.

Larry had gone away on holiday to recuperate following cosmetic surgery, entrusting the hosting duties of the show to Sandra Bernhard. However, her manager’s assertive behavior quickly created a ripple effect throughout the office.