Ron's bedside manner earns him a complaint from a frustrated patient; Alex insists that an unflattering online review was not about her; Bruce confronts his high-school bully.
Joyce pushes the staff to upsell patients on hospital procedures, kicking off fierce competition and a case of mistaken identity; Bruce and Ron try to play plumber for a day.
An emotional-support animal is loose in the halls of St. Denis; Alex goes big for Serena's birthday, with mixed results.
When a famous musician's performance at the hospital is delayed, Joyce throws an impromptu talent show with the St. Denis staff; Alex attempts to connect with her daughter Ella.
Joyce launches a women's health initiative to unexpected results; Ron treats a patient who has all the answers; Bruce has an existential crisis.
Flashback to how Ray and Debra met.
Debra is unhappy by Ray's excited reaction to a friend's bigger breasts at a PTA meeting. Thinking Ray would like her better if she had bigger boobs as well, she decides to stuff a pair of socks in her bra to see if he'll be surprised.
Ray and Debra have a fight over a can opener.
Frank uses Ray to win bets on sports.
Marie and Frank talk about their sex life.
Georgie and Mandy's wedding plans pit Mary against Mandy's mum, with baby CeeCee caught in the middle.
Georgie and Mandy's wedding is finally here, but Meemaws arrest may shake things up in the family.
Sheldon studies to be Meemaw's lawyer when she is put on house arrest, and the Coopers have a plumbing emergency.
Sheldon's published paper leads to a frenzy of grad school recruiting, and Georgie tries to speak more properly in front of his daughter.
Meemaw gets assigned a tough probation officer and Georgie takes marriage advice from his father-in-law.
Everybody demands that Michael fire the new office assistant, but he won't because he's his nephew. Meanwhile, Pam tries to play a prank on Dwight, who has bought the office building, to make up for ruining Jim's prank.
Michael is forced to go through counseling with Toby, Dwight seeks revenge on a local mall that refused his business, and Pam tries to fake her way to a promotion.
Andy invites the entire office to watch him in the community theater production of "Sweeney Todd," but Erin decides to babysit for Jim and Pam instead, and Michael is upset because he auditioned for the lead and didn't get it.
A herpes scare causes Michael to get back in touch with his ex-girlfriends, and he decides to reevaluate those relationships. Meanwhile, Andy tries to teach safe sex to his office mates, but he has a clear ulterior motive.
Michael organizes a sting operation to find out the secrets of a rival paper company's salesman who is stealing Dunder Mifflin's clients, and Andy gets Darryl's help to form a band.
Alan thinks he's making his last alimony payment to Judith, but Judith's future sister-in-law could be putting the wedding in jeopardy. And things only get worse when she hooks up with Charlie.
Alan sees nothing but troubles in his future as Charlie's relationship with Judith's future sister-in-law blossoms.
Everyone suspects that Alan may be coming out of the closet when he becomes good friends with a gay man. But Charlie is actually the one who is suddenly feeling insecure about his sexuality.
When Alan has to go renew his driver's license, he convinces Charlie to help Jake with book report. But when Charlie takes Jake to the track, instead, Jake's horse comes in.
Charlie hires a handyman to fix his deck, then begins to feel threatened when all the women in his life flock to the new guy.
Ron's bedside manner earns him a complaint from a frustrated patient; Alex insists that an unflattering online review was not about her; Bruce confronts his high-school bully.
Joyce pushes the staff to upsell patients on hospital procedures, kicking off fierce competition and a case of mistaken identity; Bruce and Ron try to play plumber for a day.
An emotional-support animal is loose in the halls of St. Denis; Alex goes big for Serena's birthday, with mixed results.
When a famous musician's performance at the hospital is delayed, Joyce throws an impromptu talent show with the St. Denis staff; Alex attempts to connect with her daughter Ella.
Joyce launches a women's health initiative to unexpected results; Ron treats a patient who has all the answers; Bruce has an existential crisis.
Friends* S9:E16
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E17
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E18
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E19
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E20
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Adults* S1:E5
Issa and Anton look for meaning after an unexpected loss, while Samir and Paul Baker start underage drinking.
Adults* S1:E6
The group throws their first dinner party.
Mickey and Alba go on a gambling binge. In Mickey's absence, Jimmy, Sabrina and Chip fight for control over the house, while one of them must watch over Ben.
A popular kid in Chip's class arrives for a sleepover - as well as a dead drunk girl whose angry father is looking for her. Mickey comes up with a plan to get rid of both her and dad. Alba tries to help Ben overcome his fear of monsters.
Mickey tries to dissuade Sabrina from getting breast implants by doing a test-run in public.
A pair of intruders is caught breaking in to the Pemberton mansion.
Due to excessive spending, Mickey and the kids are forced out of the hotel where they've been temporarily residing.