The mayor (Barry Bostwick) asks Caitlin (Heather Locklear) for help when his daughter's lifestyle becomes a bit much. With Charlie Sheen.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Mork, an alien from the planet Ork, lands on Earth where he is befriended by an earthling named Mindy.

Mork faces deportation at the hands of authorities after meeting Mindy. Penny Marshall guest stars.

Rebecca senses romance when she is invited to attend a classical music concert at Mr. Gaines' (Richard Doyle) house.

Sam tries to put the pieces back together when he realizes Rebecca has misconstrued Mr. Gaines' intentions.

Mork, an alien from the planet Ork, lands on Earth where he is befriended by an earthling named Mindy.

Mork faces deportation at the hands of authorities after meeting Mindy. Penny Marshall guest stars.

A paranormal trouble tears Audrey and Nathan apart just after they were reunited.

Audrey must call in outside help as she is no longer immune to the troubles and Nathan may be lost forever.

Shade and Angie go undercover as an engaged couple when a family heirloom is stolen.

Fraser must protect his friend from a criminal when the two men witness a jewelry heist.

Alex performs a risky surgery to save a boy's life; Joel struggles with his new career and Charlie struggles with the spirit of a patient.

Alex performs surgery on one of the hospital's own doctors; a routine checkup turns deadly; a medical conspiracy extends far beyond Hope Zion.

Fraser must protect his friend from a criminal when the two men witness a jewelry heist.

Too unfamiliar with the ways of earthlings to make it on his own, Mork moves in with Mindy.

Mork leaves Mindy when it becomes apparent to him that he is ruining her social life.

Caitlin competes against Charlie for a significant account; the mayor takes Paul to a father/son golf-tournament.

Charlie attempts to relive his past by trying out for a minor league baseball team.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Joe foils Brian's plan to make Helen reconsider her policy of not dating pilots.

A magazine reporter decides to write about Brian in an article intended to profile Joe; Cliff (John Ratzenberger) and Norm (George Wendt) from "Cheers" visit Nantucket.

Sam seeks professional help for his sex addiction; Rebecca finds herself attracted to the beer-tap repairman.

Rebecca's romance with Don (Tom Berenger) blossoms; Woody, Cliff and Norm experience major changes in their lives.

Caitlin competes against Charlie for a significant account; the mayor takes Paul to a father/son golf-tournament.

Charlie attempts to relive his past by trying out for a minor league baseball team.

Caitlin falls for a wealthy philanthropist (Scott Wolf); the mayor feels threatened when Charlie takes over as acting mayor.

Charlie and Tim try to prove who's more macho to impress Caitlin; Carter's sister is mistaken for his lover.

Joe foils Brian's plan to make Helen reconsider her policy of not dating pilots.

A magazine reporter decides to write about Brian in an article intended to profile Joe; Cliff (John Ratzenberger) and Norm (George Wendt) from "Cheers" visit Nantucket.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Caitlin competes against Charlie for a significant account; the mayor takes Paul to a father/son golf-tournament.

Charlie attempts to relive his past by trying out for a minor league baseball team.

Joe foils Brian's plan to make Helen reconsider her policy of not dating pilots.

A magazine reporter decides to write about Brian in an article intended to profile Joe; Cliff (John Ratzenberger) and Norm (George Wendt) from "Cheers" visit Nantucket.

Sam seeks professional help for his sex addiction; Rebecca finds herself attracted to the beer-tap repairman.

Rebecca's romance with Don (Tom Berenger) blossoms; Woody, Cliff and Norm experience major changes in their lives.

Caitlin falls for a wealthy philanthropist (Scott Wolf); the mayor feels threatened when Charlie takes over as acting mayor.

Charlie and Tim try to prove who's more macho to impress Caitlin; Carter's sister is mistaken for his lover.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Too unfamiliar with the ways of earthlings to make it on his own, Mork moves in with Mindy.

Mork leaves Mindy when it becomes apparent to him that he is ruining her social life.

Sam seeks professional help for his sex addiction; Rebecca finds herself attracted to the beer-tap repairman.

Rebecca's romance with Don (Tom Berenger) blossoms; Woody, Cliff and Norm experience major changes in their lives.

Too unfamiliar with the ways of earthlings to make it on his own, Mork moves in with Mindy.

Mork leaves Mindy when it becomes apparent to him that he is ruining her social life.

A mystery illness infects Audrey and dozens of citizens; it threatens to expose Haven's secrets to a dangerous newcomer.

An inquisitive scientist could hold the key to Haven's salvation if he doesn't expose the secrets of the Troubles to the world.

The owner of a car racing team hires Shade and Angie; Angie and Shade adapt to their new roles.

When a pretzel vendor is gunned down in the park, Fraser investigates the crime, with surprising results.

Alex is tricked into going on a blind date and has to rush him to the ER; Charlie helps a soldier; a patient with a contagious illness puts Maggie at risk.

Alex witnesses an accident involving a John Doe; Charlie and Gavin have a spiritual therapy session.

When a pretzel vendor is gunned down in the park, Fraser investigates the crime, with surprising results.

Mork experiences love when he falls head over heels for a shapely blonde.

Mindy's high-school rival sets her sights on Mork.

When a gun shot lands Charlie in the hospital, he uses his condition to milk Caitlin for attention.

When a gun shot lands Charlie in the hospital, he uses his condition to milk Caitlin for attention.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

The newspaper is deluged by angry mail when Dave writes an uncomplimentary column about car salesmen.

Aspiring cellist Helen tries to arrange an audition with a honeymooning symphony conductor (guest star David Ogden Stiers).

Unpopular Roy attempts to be sociable after inviting himself on Brian and Joe's fishing trip.

Sam is reacquainted with his old flame Diane Chambers and they both lie about their happiness.

Sam decides to sell the bar and move to California with Diane.

When a gun shot lands Charlie in the hospital, he uses his condition to milk Caitlin for attention.

When a gun shot lands Charlie in the hospital, he uses his condition to milk Caitlin for attention.

Mike's (Michael J. Fox) unexpected visit foils Charlie's efforts at wooing Caitlin.

The mayor mistakenly cuts down a historic tree when trying to impress a love interest.

Aspiring cellist Helen tries to arrange an audition with a honeymooning symphony conductor (guest star David Ogden Stiers).

Unpopular Roy attempts to be sociable after inviting himself on Brian and Joe's fishing trip.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

The newspaper is deluged by angry mail when Dave writes an uncomplimentary column about car salesmen.

When a gun shot lands Charlie in the hospital, he uses his condition to milk Caitlin for attention.

When a gun shot lands Charlie in the hospital, he uses his condition to milk Caitlin for attention.

Aspiring cellist Helen tries to arrange an audition with a honeymooning symphony conductor (guest star David Ogden Stiers).

Unpopular Roy attempts to be sociable after inviting himself on Brian and Joe's fishing trip.

Sam is reacquainted with his old flame Diane Chambers and they both lie about their happiness.

Sam decides to sell the bar and move to California with Diane.

Mike's (Michael J. Fox) unexpected visit foils Charlie's efforts at wooing Caitlin.

The mayor mistakenly cuts down a historic tree when trying to impress a love interest.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

The newspaper is deluged by angry mail when Dave writes an uncomplimentary column about car salesmen.

Mork experiences love when he falls head over heels for a shapely blonde.

Mindy's high-school rival sets her sights on Mork.

Sam is reacquainted with his old flame Diane Chambers and they both lie about their happiness.

Sam decides to sell the bar and move to California with Diane.

Mork experiences love when he falls head over heels for a shapely blonde.

Mindy's high-school rival sets her sights on Mork.

Duke and Audrey are forced to seek the help of dangerous allies to save Haven.

Charlotte's secrets start to be revealed, while Duke makes a game changing revelation.

Zoe Chow hires Shade and Angie to find out who broke into her apartment.

Fraser (Paul Gross) arrests a legendary poker player and becomes entangled in a federal investigation.

A couple is attacked by a bear, but Alex and Charlie think there's more to the story; a Buddhist tries to teach Joel a lesson.

Alex races to find an organ replacement; Joel helps a couple; Charlie is pushed to his breaking point.

Fraser (Paul Gross) arrests a legendary poker player and becomes entangled in a federal investigation.

Mork decides to help Mindy pay for school by selling his story to the press.

Inspired by the false eulogizing over a dead landlord, Mork decides to jump-start the man to life.

Mike's return to the mayor's office threatens Charlie's authority; mayor prepares to announce his bid for re-election.

Mindful of his image, the mayor arranges to meet his new girlfriend, Claire, at Charlie's apartment; Caitlin desperately wants a baby after attending a shower.

Dave (Harry Anderson) disapproves when Shel (Meshach Taylor) suddenly decides to sell his house, buy a boat and sail the Caribbean. With Zane Carney.

Shel (Meshach Taylor) asks Dave and Beth (Harry Anderson, DeLane Matthews) for help when he goes out on his first date since his divorce from Estelle.

A forgotten classmate asks Joe to be the best man at his wedding.

The brothers once again vie for Helen's attention, this time with extravagant birthday gifts.

Diane Chambers ends up as a waitress in a Boston pub after she's dumped by her fiancée on the way to their Barbados wedding.

Diane's scorn for Sam's choice of female companions sends the bar owner on a futile quest for an intelligent date.

Mike's return to the mayor's office threatens Charlie's authority; mayor prepares to announce his bid for re-election.

Mindful of his image, the mayor arranges to meet his new girlfriend, Claire, at Charlie's apartment; Caitlin desperately wants a baby after attending a shower.

When the mayor's election opponent resorts to dirty politics, Charlie and Caitlin decide to fight fire with fire.

Caitlin and Charlie decide to spend less time together; the mayor brings in a psychic campaign consultant (Queen Latifah).

A forgotten classmate asks Joe to be the best man at his wedding.

The brothers once again vie for Helen's attention, this time with extravagant birthday gifts.

Dave (Harry Anderson) disapproves when Shel (Meshach Taylor) suddenly decides to sell his house, buy a boat and sail the Caribbean. With Zane Carney.

Shel (Meshach Taylor) asks Dave and Beth (Harry Anderson, DeLane Matthews) for help when he goes out on his first date since his divorce from Estelle.

Mike's return to the mayor's office threatens Charlie's authority; mayor prepares to announce his bid for re-election.

Mindful of his image, the mayor arranges to meet his new girlfriend, Claire, at Charlie's apartment; Caitlin desperately wants a baby after attending a shower.

A forgotten classmate asks Joe to be the best man at his wedding.

The brothers once again vie for Helen's attention, this time with extravagant birthday gifts.

Diane Chambers ends up as a waitress in a Boston pub after she's dumped by her fiancée on the way to their Barbados wedding.

Diane's scorn for Sam's choice of female companions sends the bar owner on a futile quest for an intelligent date.

When the mayor's election opponent resorts to dirty politics, Charlie and Caitlin decide to fight fire with fire.

Caitlin and Charlie decide to spend less time together; the mayor brings in a psychic campaign consultant (Queen Latifah).

Dave (Harry Anderson) disapproves when Shel (Meshach Taylor) suddenly decides to sell his house, buy a boat and sail the Caribbean. With Zane Carney.

Shel (Meshach Taylor) asks Dave and Beth (Harry Anderson, DeLane Matthews) for help when he goes out on his first date since his divorce from Estelle.

Mork decides to help Mindy pay for school by selling his story to the press.

Inspired by the false eulogizing over a dead landlord, Mork decides to jump-start the man to life.

Diane Chambers ends up as a waitress in a Boston pub after she's dumped by her fiancée on the way to their Barbados wedding.

Diane's scorn for Sam's choice of female companions sends the bar owner on a futile quest for an intelligent date.

Mork decides to help Mindy pay for school by selling his story to the press.

Inspired by the false eulogizing over a dead landlord, Mork decides to jump-start the man to life.

Kowalski and Fraser must investigate a policeman's homicide to save the victim's wife from getting the death penalty.

Audrey and Nathan try to stop Mara after her endgame is revealed and worlds threaten to collide.

A teacher is accused of an inappropriate relationship and Shade and Angie investigate.

Kowalski and Fraser must investigate a policeman's homicide to save the victim's wife from getting the death penalty.

An elderly patient believes she's living in a different time; Charlie and Joel get competitive; Maggie is forced to take the reins during a surgery.

A teacher is accused of an inappropriate relationship and Shade and Angie investigate.

Kowalski and Fraser must investigate a policeman's homicide to save the victim's wife from getting the death penalty.

Mel adopts a dog despite knowing that Joe doesn't want one, then feels ignored when he forms a bond with the pooch; Ryder spends time with Stella's daughter.

Mel and Joe's couples therapist turns out to be one of Joe's former girlfriends; Zander has issues with Lennox's new beau.

When Adam and Andi have an important talk with Teddy and Kate, their awkward approach makes the kids uncomfortable.

When Andi forces Adam to hang out with Lowell, Don feels left out, and Andi has to make peace between them; Mrs. Rodriguez reveals to Andi that she had a sexy dream about Adam.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

After charming his way out of a traffic ticket, Brian must "uncharm" an obsessive policewoman (Sharon Barr).

Joe is forced out of the pilot's seat by high blood pressure.

Sam is threatened with a lawsuit after hot-headed Carla attacks an obnoxious Yankees fan (Ron Karobatsos).

Sam realizes how much he misses his former sports celebrity status when a local newscaster asks to interview him.

Charlie resumes his affair with Jennifer, ignoring the disgruntled mayor's edict; Charlie thinks Jennifer and Caitlin are flirting with each other.

Jennifer makes a startling revelation on her and Charlie's one-month anniversary; Paul tries to keep money away from his ex-wife; the Mayor's relationship with Claire hits a snag.

Caitlin's mother visits and pressures her to marry; a childhood friend, who is also a supermodel, invites Paul and a guest to a fashion show.

The wife of the opposing mayoral candidate runs in his place when a heart attack pushes him out of the race.

After charming his way out of a traffic ticket, Brian must "uncharm" an obsessive policewoman (Sharon Barr).

Joe is forced out of the pilot's seat by high blood pressure.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

When Adam and Andi have an important talk with Teddy and Kate, their awkward approach makes the kids uncomfortable.

When Andi forces Adam to hang out with Lowell, Don feels left out, and Andi has to make peace between them; Mrs. Rodriguez reveals to Andi that she had a sexy dream about Adam.

After charming his way out of a traffic ticket, Brian must "uncharm" an obsessive policewoman (Sharon Barr).

Joe is forced out of the pilot's seat by high blood pressure.

Sam is threatened with a lawsuit after hot-headed Carla attacks an obnoxious Yankees fan (Ron Karobatsos).

Sam realizes how much he misses his former sports celebrity status when a local newscaster asks to interview him.

Caitlin's mother visits and pressures her to marry; a childhood friend, who is also a supermodel, invites Paul and a guest to a fashion show.

The wife of the opposing mayoral candidate runs in his place when a heart attack pushes him out of the race.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

When Adam and Andi have an important talk with Teddy and Kate, their awkward approach makes the kids uncomfortable.

When Andi forces Adam to hang out with Lowell, Don feels left out, and Andi has to make peace between them; Mrs. Rodriguez reveals to Andi that she had a sexy dream about Adam.

Sam is threatened with a lawsuit after hot-headed Carla attacks an obnoxious Yankees fan (Ron Karobatsos).

Sam realizes how much he misses his former sports celebrity status when a local newscaster asks to interview him.

Mel adopts a dog despite knowing that Joe doesn't want one, then feels ignored when he forms a bond with the pooch; Ryder spends time with Stella's daughter.

Mel and Joe's couples therapist turns out to be one of Joe's former girlfriends; Zander has issues with Lennox's new beau.

After a voodoo priest dies, Fraser and Kowalski (Paul Gross, Callum Keith Rennie) investigate a secretive Haitian community.

Dwight struggles to keep order; Duke's trouble wreaks havoc; Audrey and Charlotte must work together while battling a fog.

Fashion designer Carla Costa hires Shade and Angie to guard her new collection.

After a voodoo priest dies, Fraser and Kowalski (Paul Gross, Callum Keith Rennie) investigate a secretive Haitian community.

Alex is diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat but must care for the Great Randall; Charlie deals with the aftermath of the fight; one of the staff is attacked.

Fashion designer Carla Costa hires Shade and Angie to guard her new collection.

After a voodoo priest dies, Fraser and Kowalski (Paul Gross, Callum Keith Rennie) investigate a secretive Haitian community.

Mel and Joe's friendship with another couple is jeopardized when a secret is revealed; Zander comes to Ryder for help after he flunks out of art school.

Lennox moves out after Mel forbids her from dating her teaching assistant; Ryder is stuck at the Canadian border when he can't find his passport.

Adam and Andi leave Kate in charge at home for the first time after their babysitter cancels on Valentine's Day; Don forgets to make romantic plans for Marcy.

Adam can't stop being overprotective when Kate is asked out on her first date; Lowell helps Don buy an anniversary gift for Marcy.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Hiding in the back seat, Brian eavesdrops on Joe and Helen's secret date.

Roy has an eye-opening experience when his son (Abraham Benrubi) takes cello lessons from Helen.

Coach isn't impressed with the guy his daughter wants to marry.

Diane becomes upset when Sam hits on an old friend of hers who's on the rebound.

Mayor Winston proposes to Claire (Farrah Fawcett) on Election Day, while Charlie and Jennifer ponder the fate of their own relationship.

A potential City Hall Santa Claus asks Caitlin to go on a date, but she doesn't know what he really looks like.

Caitlin romances an older man (guest star Perry King) whose daughter flirts with Charlie; a new flame (guest star Judith Light) eases the mayor's heartbreak over the loss of his mother.

Caitlin surprises Charlie for his birthday with a visit from his father, a con man who abandoned him as a child.

Hiding in the back seat, Brian eavesdrops on Joe and Helen's secret date.

Roy has an eye-opening experience when his son (Abraham Benrubi) takes cello lessons from Helen.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Adam and Andi leave Kate in charge at home for the first time after their babysitter cancels on Valentine's Day; Don forgets to make romantic plans for Marcy.

Adam can't stop being overprotective when Kate is asked out on her first date; Lowell helps Don buy an anniversary gift for Marcy.

Hiding in the back seat, Brian eavesdrops on Joe and Helen's secret date.

Roy has an eye-opening experience when his son (Abraham Benrubi) takes cello lessons from Helen.

Coach isn't impressed with the guy his daughter wants to marry.

Diane becomes upset when Sam hits on an old friend of hers who's on the rebound.

Caitlin romances an older man (guest star Perry King) whose daughter flirts with Charlie; a new flame (guest star Judith Light) eases the mayor's heartbreak over the loss of his mother.

Caitlin surprises Charlie for his birthday with a visit from his father, a con man who abandoned him as a child.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Adam and Andi leave Kate in charge at home for the first time after their babysitter cancels on Valentine's Day; Don forgets to make romantic plans for Marcy.

Adam can't stop being overprotective when Kate is asked out on her first date; Lowell helps Don buy an anniversary gift for Marcy.

Coach isn't impressed with the guy his daughter wants to marry.

Diane becomes upset when Sam hits on an old friend of hers who's on the rebound.

Mel and Joe's friendship with another couple is jeopardized when a secret is revealed; Zander comes to Ryder for help after he flunks out of art school.

Lennox moves out after Mel forbids her from dating her teaching assistant; Ryder is stuck at the Canadian border when he can't find his passport.

With conditions becoming more desperate, Dwight tries to maintain control; Nathan assembles a task force to restore power.

When Nathan is put on trial, Dwight and Charlotte must clear his name and save his life; the Teagues moderate the trial; Audrey tries to solve the trouble.

Shade and Angie are hired to find a missing woman who died three years ago.

Fraser sings backup for a Canadian country-western singer (Michelle Wright) who has received death threats.

Dr. Alex Reid has a profound experience and Charlie and Dawn try to save her life; Joel's duty is tested by a suicidal patient; Maggie's decision changes her relationship with Gavin.

Alex's spirit goes on a journey with Charlie; Joel be-friends a drug addict; the new OB/GYN throws Maggie off her game.

Fraser sings backup for a Canadian country-western singer (Michelle Wright) who has received death threats.

Mork is arrested when he helps an escaped convict who gave him a sob story.

Mork reverts to a 3-year-old to experience what it is like to have a mother.

The mayor's niece (Amy Jo Johnson) flirts with Charlie; the mayor and Carter get trapped in a car; Paul becomes a contestant on the show "Blind Date.".

When Carter takes off for a meeting, Charlie is left in charge of his "little brother.".

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Joe, Brian and Helen bring Christmas cheer to a depressed Fay.

Helen's earthbound flying lessons with Joe have her scheming to get back into the cockpit.

Norm is surprised when he is the only one at his company party in Roman garb.

Diane and Carla decide to bury the hatchet over after work drinks.

The mayor's niece (Amy Jo Johnson) flirts with Charlie; the mayor and Carter get trapped in a car; Paul becomes a contestant on the show "Blind Date.".

When Carter takes off for a meeting, Charlie is left in charge of his "little brother.".

Charlie can't keep up with his new 23-year-old girlfriend, who likes to party all night; a prominent member of the gay community invites the mayor to a fund-raising gala.

A college flashback makes Caitlin realize she met Charlie years ago; Paul musters the courage to date again after his divorce. Perry King guest stars.

Joe, Brian and Helen bring Christmas cheer to a depressed Fay.

Helen's earthbound flying lessons with Joe have her scheming to get back into the cockpit.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

The mayor's niece (Amy Jo Johnson) flirts with Charlie; the mayor and Carter get trapped in a car; Paul becomes a contestant on the show "Blind Date.".

When Carter takes off for a meeting, Charlie is left in charge of his "little brother.".

Joe, Brian and Helen bring Christmas cheer to a depressed Fay.

Helen's earthbound flying lessons with Joe have her scheming to get back into the cockpit.

Norm is surprised when he is the only one at his company party in Roman garb.

Diane and Carla decide to bury the hatchet over after work drinks.

Charlie can't keep up with his new 23-year-old girlfriend, who likes to party all night; a prominent member of the gay community invites the mayor to a fund-raising gala.

A college flashback makes Caitlin realize she met Charlie years ago; Paul musters the courage to date again after his divorce. Perry King guest stars.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Mork is arrested when he helps an escaped convict who gave him a sob story.

Mork reverts to a 3-year-old to experience what it is like to have a mother.

Norm is surprised when he is the only one at his company party in Roman garb.

Diane and Carla decide to bury the hatchet over after work drinks.

Mork is arrested when he helps an escaped convict who gave him a sob story.

Mork reverts to a 3-year-old to experience what it is like to have a mother.

Dwight and Charlotte try to free Audrey from the Sandman's stasis; Duke tries to help Seth Byrne recover his memories.

Charlotte and Audrey work on a new plan; Dwight and Nathan investigate a threat; the Teagues try to identify the serial killer.

A lawyer hires Shade and Angie to investigate jury tampering.

Fraser and Ray arrest a mob boss who, in turn, threatens the Chicago Police Department with a harassment suit.

A crisis at the hospital jogs Alex's memory; a building collapse forces Charlie and Joel to work together; the doctors try to give Maggie some advice.

Alex meets her "buddy colleague" upon returning to work; Joel gets involved in a deadly situation; an unlikely ally helps Gavin.

Fraser and Ray arrest a mob boss who, in turn, threatens the Chicago Police Department with a harassment suit.

Nonviolent Mork is baffled when Mindy and her father try to teach him self-defense after an encounter with a bully.

Mork turns himself into a romantic elderly gentleman to court Mindy's grandmother out of the blue.

Caitlin goes to a therapist after she and Charlie kiss; Paul appears on a controversial radio talk show.

Caitlin breaks up with Tom (guest star Perry King) and things with Charlie reach a new level; Paul and Carter feel threatened by the mayor's temp.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Joe tends to post-dental surgery patient Helen, but is goaded into sneaking away to watch football.

Brian challenges Fay to a therapeutic tennis match after she loses in the local championships.

Coach and Sam become unlikely romantic rivals for Coach's new neighbor.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

Caitlin goes to a therapist after she and Charlie kiss; Paul appears on a controversial radio talk show.

Caitlin breaks up with Tom (guest star Perry King) and things with Charlie reach a new level; Paul and Carter feel threatened by the mayor's temp.

To spite Charlie for downplaying an encounter with an ex, Caitlin accompanies a sexy New Yorker on a business date.

Charlie and Caitlin's affair is exposed when a surveillance camera captures the lovers having sex in the mayor's office.

Joe tends to post-dental surgery patient Helen, but is goaded into sneaking away to watch football.

Brian challenges Fay to a therapeutic tennis match after she loses in the local championships.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Caitlin goes to a therapist after she and Charlie kiss; Paul appears on a controversial radio talk show.

Caitlin breaks up with Tom (guest star Perry King) and things with Charlie reach a new level; Paul and Carter feel threatened by the mayor's temp.

Joe tends to post-dental surgery patient Helen, but is goaded into sneaking away to watch football.

Brian challenges Fay to a therapeutic tennis match after she loses in the local championships.

Coach and Sam become unlikely romantic rivals for Coach's new neighbor.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

To spite Charlie for downplaying an encounter with an ex, Caitlin accompanies a sexy New Yorker on a business date.

Charlie and Caitlin's affair is exposed when a surveillance camera captures the lovers having sex in the mayor's office.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Nonviolent Mork is baffled when Mindy and her father try to teach him self-defense after an encounter with a bully.

Mork turns himself into a romantic elderly gentleman to court Mindy's grandmother out of the blue.

Coach and Sam become unlikely romantic rivals for Coach's new neighbor.

Red Sox pitcher Rick Walker falls into a slump and asks his idol Sam for advice.

Nonviolent Mork is baffled when Mindy and her father try to teach him self-defense after an encounter with a bully.

Mork turns himself into a romantic elderly gentleman to court Mindy's grandmother out of the blue.

Nathan receives otherworldly aid as he tracks down a killer; Duke receives a terrifying vision of Haven's future.

Nathan and Vince travel back to 1983 to learn how Croatoan found a way into Haven; Duke is apprehended by a mysterious foe.

Angie and Shade are hired to find out who's targeting a pro bono medical clinic.

A murder-for-hire business has a unique body-disposal system.

When a son wants to be involved in his mother's surgery following a car accident, her spirit tells Charlie how she feels; Maggie and a new resident get involved in a hazardous situation.

Alex, Maggie and Joel face a medical mystery; Charlie meets a patient with a usual link; an unexpected visitor has Zach questioning his abilities as a dad.

A murder-for-hire business has a unique body-disposal system.

Mork tries to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Mindy's family.

Mork invites a Russian immigrant named Sergei to live with him; Sergei calls himself an alien, which convinces Mork to register himself as one with the government's immigration department.

New York Mayor Randall Winston needs help running the city. So, for much of the series, he counts on Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty to help him. Flaherty, usually a man who is calm and organized, can "spin" out of control when it comes to his personal life, the ditzy mayor, and his abnormal co-workers. For the show's final two seasons, Flaherty is replaced as deputy mayor by Charlie Crawford after Michael J. Fox, who played Flaherty, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and left the show.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) has difficulty living up to his new moniker - "Sexiest Man in New York." With Barry Bostwick and Carla Gugino.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

While Joe is in traction and Brian is in charge, the plane vanishes from the hangar.

UFO sighting supporters converge at the airport after Brian reports a possible encounter.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

New York Mayor Randall Winston needs help running the city. So, for much of the series, he counts on Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty to help him. Flaherty, usually a man who is calm and organized, can "spin" out of control when it comes to his personal life, the ditzy mayor, and his abnormal co-workers. For the show's final two seasons, Flaherty is replaced as deputy mayor by Charlie Crawford after Michael J. Fox, who played Flaherty, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and left the show.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) has difficulty living up to his new moniker - "Sexiest Man in New York." With Barry Bostwick and Carla Gugino.

Stuart (Alan Ruck) takes charge while Michael and Mayor Winston (Michael J. Fox, Barry Bostwick) try to settle the garbage strike. With Carla Gugino.

Michael allows a TV crew to shoot a profile on him, but a wayward remark gets him in trouble with Ashley.

While Joe is in traction and Brian is in charge, the plane vanishes from the hangar.

UFO sighting supporters converge at the airport after Brian reports a possible encounter.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

New York Mayor Randall Winston needs help running the city. So, for much of the series, he counts on Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty to help him. Flaherty, usually a man who is calm and organized, can "spin" out of control when it comes to his personal life, the ditzy mayor, and his abnormal co-workers. For the show's final two seasons, Flaherty is replaced as deputy mayor by Charlie Crawford after Michael J. Fox, who played Flaherty, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and left the show.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) has difficulty living up to his new moniker - "Sexiest Man in New York." With Barry Bostwick and Carla Gugino.

While Joe is in traction and Brian is in charge, the plane vanishes from the hangar.

UFO sighting supporters converge at the airport after Brian reports a possible encounter.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Stuart (Alan Ruck) takes charge while Michael and Mayor Winston (Michael J. Fox, Barry Bostwick) try to settle the garbage strike. With Carla Gugino.

Michael allows a TV crew to shoot a profile on him, but a wayward remark gets him in trouble with Ashley.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Mork tries to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Mindy's family.

Mork invites a Russian immigrant named Sergei to live with him; Sergei calls himself an alien, which convinces Mork to register himself as one with the government's immigration department.

A shy man who is about to enter the priesthood makes advances toward Diane.

Diane exposes a customer who exaggerates about his alleged World War II spying activities.

Mork tries to bring the true meaning of Christmas to Mindy's family.

Mork invites a Russian immigrant named Sergei to live with him; Sergei calls himself an alien, which convinces Mork to register himself as one with the government's immigration department.

Nathan encounters an old adversary in the Void; Audrey and Duke deal with a revenge plot; Dwight and Vince struggle to free Dave from Croatoan's grip.

Audrey and Dave try to save Nathan from the Void; Dave struggles to free himself from Croatoan's deadly grasp.

Shade and Angie are hired to find a missing body, but wind up uncovering a scheme to bury millions of dollars.

Fraser and Ray investigate after witnessing men in a white limousine abduct a teen girl from a shopping mall.

Shahir and Alex attempt a radical surgery on an Alzheimer's patient; Tom discovers his mentor is keeping a secret; Charlie is torn between Dawn's wishes and the final requests of a dead con-man.

Alex and Charlie perform a double surgery on a teenage girl; Joel works at the clinic; Maggie must pull through when she is reunited with the Zarb family.

Fraser and Ray investigate after witnessing men in a white limousine abduct a teen girl from a shopping mall.

Mork goes out of his way to be nice to his grouchy new neighbor, Mr. Bickley; Mork invites him to dinner in an attempt to straighten things out.

Mork agrees to officiate at the marriage of a young friend and his girlfriend.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) and his staff make an effort to stem the constant criticism flowing from the former mayor (Tom Lacy). With Barry Bostwick.

Mike must decide whether to dump Mayor Winston's controversial nominee for chancellor of public schools.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Joe and Helen plan a romantic Valentine's Day dinner; Brian meets a lingerie saleswoman.

Brian makes weekend wedding plans with his adventurous new girlfriend (Lisa Darr).

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) and his staff make an effort to stem the constant criticism flowing from the former mayor (Tom Lacy). With Barry Bostwick.

Mike must decide whether to dump Mayor Winston's controversial nominee for chancellor of public schools.

Carter and Nikki (Michael Boatman, Connie Britton) fake a wedding to bring home a point about same-sex marriages. With Richard Kind and Michael J. Fox.

Mike (Michael J. Fox) must strike a deal with a high-stakes real estate developer (guest star George Wendt), but the price may be too high.

Joe and Helen plan a romantic Valentine's Day dinner; Brian meets a lingerie saleswoman.

Brian makes weekend wedding plans with his adventurous new girlfriend (Lisa Darr).

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) and his staff make an effort to stem the constant criticism flowing from the former mayor (Tom Lacy). With Barry Bostwick.

Mike must decide whether to dump Mayor Winston's controversial nominee for chancellor of public schools.

Joe and Helen plan a romantic Valentine's Day dinner; Brian meets a lingerie saleswoman.

Brian makes weekend wedding plans with his adventurous new girlfriend (Lisa Darr).

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Carter and Nikki (Michael Boatman, Connie Britton) fake a wedding to bring home a point about same-sex marriages. With Richard Kind and Michael J. Fox.

Mike (Michael J. Fox) must strike a deal with a high-stakes real estate developer (guest star George Wendt), but the price may be too high.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

A syndicated columnist writes about the absurdities he encounters in everyday life.

Mork goes out of his way to be nice to his grouchy new neighbor, Mr. Bickley; Mork invites him to dinner in an attempt to straighten things out.

Mork agrees to officiate at the marriage of a young friend and his girlfriend.

Sam is in for a surprise when a sexy TV-commercial agent offers him a contract.

Diane looks to her friends for comfort when her cat dies, but finds everyone too enthralled by a Celtics game to notice.

Mork goes out of his way to be nice to his grouchy new neighbor, Mr. Bickley; Mork invites him to dinner in an attempt to straighten things out.

Mork agrees to officiate at the marriage of a young friend and his girlfriend.

Audrey and Nathan try to regain control of the police station; a mysterious killer leaves a wake of bodies.

Nathan and Dwight race to rescue Audrey from Croatoan; Vince contemplates an unusual sacrifice.

Shade and Angie investigate the case of a missing Army Cadet.

A female Mountie, who comes to Chicago after two murder suspects, has a strange attraction for Fraser.

Alex and Joel must perform a marathon surgery; Charlie's day off is full of surprises; a hospital frequenter tests Dana, Zach and James.

Celebrated neurosurgeon Thor MacLeod gives Alex an offer; Charlie deals with a fatigued spirit; Joel ends up in a fight at the clinic.

A female Mountie, who comes to Chicago after two murder suspects, has a strange attraction for Fraser.

Exidor offers Mork and Mindy the use of his mountain retreat for a restful weekend, but it ends up out of this world.

Mindy sinks into a depression when Mork reveals he has been ordered to leave Earth.

An opinionated school janitor wins the mayor's essay contest, which entitles him to act as mayor for a day.

The mayor's staff competes in a Thanksgiving contest in which the losers must sing a show tune for the press.

Willie's (Andrew Ducote) birthday party is canceled when a hurricane blows in, forcing the family into the bathroom. Guest star: Scott La Rose.

Dave and Beth (Harry Anderson, DeLane Matthews) deal with the aftereffects of the hurricane, and Shel (Meshach Taylor) moves in. Guest star: Eugene Roche.

Brian dates an attractive traveler (Marie Marshall) whose identity surprises him; Helen steals Joe's address book.

Joe and Brian have different reactions to the unexpected reappearance of their ex-convict mother (Barbara Babcock).

Carla tricks a man into believing he is the father of her child.

The Cheers regulars fear that the place will become a gay hangout.

An opinionated school janitor wins the mayor's essay contest, which entitles him to act as mayor for a day.

The mayor's staff competes in a Thanksgiving contest in which the losers must sing a show tune for the press.

Mike tries to please the police commissioner by honoring a dead police dog, but Paul and Carter lose the dog's body.

Michael (Michael J. Fox) substitutes for the mayor (Barry Bostwick) on a political talk show and ends up facing off against Ashley (Carla Gugino).