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Jim must dispense some delicate advice to his daughters after learning that their recent squabbles are the result of changes to their maturing bodies.

Jim and Cheryl's plans for a quick conjugal visit in an airport lounge come to nothing when Jim gets arrested in for lewd conduct in the bathroom.

Jim cleans out the garage to create a cigar lounge, but he must retrieve all of the baby clothes and furniture after Cheryl hits him with a big surprise.

After agreeing to host Gracie's birthday while Cheryl is on bed rest, Jim transforms the event from a girlie doll party into a wild squirt gun fight.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

Before everyone parts ways to move on with their lives, the crew makes one last visit to Mr. Feeny's classroom where they bid an emotional farewell.

A well-intended youth becomes disillusioned about romance after being ditched by his older brother for the company of a female peer.

Mr. Feeny agrees to pay Cory to pay his shutters so the distracted youth can afford to purchase a new water gun and keep with his friends.

Alan makes the mistake of allowing Cory to stay up late in order to watch a baseball game, which leaves him too tired to concentrate on a test the next day.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

News correspondents Gordon Robertson and Terri Meeuwsen will offer scriptural commentary, while they are reporting current events.

Jim and Andy try to hide the knowledge that Cheryl's wedding dress was destroyed in a fiery sports celebration when she offers it to Dana to use.

Jim grows a mustache that Cheryl hates because a hot delivery girl advised him to do so; Cheryl retaliates by becoming a brunette but Jim loves the change.

Andy is surprised to receive ballroom dancing lessons from none other than Jim when he wants to make an impression during his sister's wedding.

In New York, a publisher from Canada learns she will be deported, but she makes her assistant marry her for a promotion if they survive an agent's questions.

Two friends start their first day as interns at Sacred Heart Hospital, and one finds himself enamored with a fellow intern and terrified by his advisor.

J.D. bonds with an older woman that he is caring for whose kidneys are failing; while Elliot struggles to communicate with a woman who doesn't speak English.

J.D. discovers Jordan's brother has a disease when he comes in after being shot by a nail gun; mix-ups among patients plague the hospital.

Dr. Cox irately forces JD to provide medical care to his brother-in-law after learning that his leukemia has gone untreated for several years.

A sitcom writer who is about to receive bad news sparks J.D.'s imagination; Turk and Carla try to keep the romance in their relationship.

Stuck in the hospital on his day off, J.D. just wants to go home; Turk looks for a donor to save a dying patient; Carla has her concerns about becoming a mom.

Elliot is ready for JD to move out but isn't ready to tell him, while Carla wrestles with her decision to either be a stay-at-home mom or return to work.

The staff at the hospital all find their own ways to cope with Nurse Roberts' progressing illness; Dr. Cox and Jordan finally give birth to their baby.

J.D. hopes his final day measures up to his dreams; Elliot's things appear in J.D.'s apartment, and she wants their relationship to go to the next level.

As his final day at Sacred Heart comes to an end, J.D. starts to wonder about how his relationships with his mentor and his best friend will be affected.

A divorced, out-of-work voice-over artist disguises himself and applies for a job as his ex-wife's housekeeper so he can spend time with his children.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.

Jim takes advantage of the forgetfulness brought on by Cheryl's pregnancy to turn the basement into a "man cave" instead of a room for the girls.

Believing that Andy has forgotten about a gift certificate that he bought him for his birthday, Jim uses it to treat himself to a generous meal.

The kids use their newfound dispute resolution skills to settle Jim and Andy's argument after Jim forces them to form a tribunal to resolve their conflicts.

Andy fears that his new girlfriend, who he believes may be the girl of his dreams, will dump him when Jim offers to take her daughters to a concert.

Host and Reverend Pat Robertson joins a panel of guests for a discussion of religious commentary on news events, music, ministry and much more.