IFC TV Guide

As everyone gets ready for changes and additions being made to the family, Charlie tries his hardest to resist his beautiful soon-to-be step sister.

Alan gets very upset when he learns that Charlie stole his former high school girlfriend and soon sets his sights on revenge against his brother.

Walden worries his adoption of Louis will fall through if he decides to end his relationship with Ms. McMartin; Alan has two minds about moving in with Lyndsey.

Walden presents Alan with the gift of his choice after they annul their marriage, but Alan winds up picking an item that jeopardizes his relationship.

Harry accidentally locks himself in a safe while practicing a magic trick; Dan is harassed by a devil who somehow knows everything about him.

An old friend asks Mac to misplace his court records and a Japanese man about to be honored by the governor dies while in custody.

Dan's vicious boss asks him to look out for his very attractive niece while Harry tries to prevent a TV hero of yesteryear from killing himself.

Harry hires a blind assistant whose rough sense of humor puts everyone on edge and Dan struggles with impotence.

Roz, who's recently discovered that she is diabetic, takes the diagnosis hard, and Harry tries to help her; a defendant holds the Constitution hostage.

Roz, who's recently discovered that she is diabetic, takes the diagnosis hard, and Harry tries to help her; a defendant holds the Constitution hostage.

A snowstorm makes it necessary for everyone to cancel their holiday plans including a visit from Bull's mother.

Dan hysterically tries to rid himself of a briefcase containing a time bomb that someone has handcuffed to his wrist.

Christine's father plans to retire to Florida, but ends up living with her and hanging out with Dan.

The judge is occupied with trying to keep his stepfather Buddy out of a mental hospital; Danny accidentally messes up Harry's collection of records.

A very polite stranger on the run from the mob crashes Christine's anniversary party in honor of Charles and Diana.

The courtroom is in panic as the gang races to clear 207 cases in one session so a millionaire will donate money to save an orphanage.

An old flame of Harry's drops by to renew their relationship but conveniently forgets to mention that she's married.

Yakov returns to get help in acquiring a visa to go back to Russia so he can visit his mother.

The gang sees a new side to their co-worker when they join Roz in an encounter group she's required to attend to mild her hostile attitude at work.

Harry becomes uncharacteristically negative and morose after an elderly judge dies as a result of Harry's pranks.

When Ralph's attractive niece visits, Jack is determined to go out with her and decides to pose as his own identical twin brother, but problems soon arise.

When Jack and Janet come home one evening after seeing a horror movie and discover that Cindy is not there, they decide that she has been kidnapped.

Jack tells a woman that he lives alone and borrows Ralph's apartment to impress her, but things soon take a turn for the worse when she catches him lying.

When Jack finds himself in the middle of a quarrel between a girl and her jealous boyfriend, Larry advises Jack to fake his own death and funeral.

After Cindy moves out to attend veterinary school at UCLA, Janet sets out to search for a new roommate; Jack has a bad experience with a nurse.

When Jack finds out that Janet's new roommate is the quarrelsome nurse he had trouble with at the hospital, Jack and Larry play a joke to get rid of her.

When Terri tries to make Jack feel better after he gets rejected, he and Janet misunderstand her intentions and think that Terri is coming on to him.

When Jack begins to give the wife of Janet's boss weekly cooking lessons, Terri starts to think that he is giving her love lessons and decides to move out.

After a robbery at the flower shop, the police feel Jack is in danger, so a police officer arrives at the apartment and lives with the trio to protect them.

When Terri invites her doctor friend to dinner to help him unwind from the stresses of work, Jack and Janet think that he is a patient of the psychiatric ward.

Jack has plans for a date with Janet, but when Larry offers him a date with "Greedy Gretchen," he lies to Janet about being too tired so that he can go out.

After beginning ballet lessons, Janet is excited to learn that her instructor, Michael, has chosen her for a leading role in one of his upcoming productions.

Janet has her eye on the bartender at the Regal Beagle, but her poor attempt at matchmaking results in the object of her affection going on a date with Terri.

When Angelino's daughter falls for Jack, he's forbidden to go out with her, and as she becomes more insistent, Jack must convince her that he's happily married.

After an attack on him by a drunk at the Beagle, Jack learns a few self-defense moves from Terri to prevent any future instances.

Jack plans on serenading his girlfriend with a song outside of her apartment, but chaos ensues when he taps on the window of her less attractive neighbor.