
Television comedies from the 70s 80s & 90s-Great stars in memorable shows.

Maya is upset when her father gives tickets to a Royal Shakespeare Company production and a flight to London to Elliott and Nina.

A Woody Allen impersonator (Ed Crasnick) is drawn to Maya after she pens a favorable article about the filmmaker; Jack loses his sight for a day.

Maya's past behavior makes it hard for Jack to get Hannah enrolled in Maya's old school; Elliot and Nina discover they share a fascination with the same blues singer/songwriter.

Maya's long-running efforts for literacy are upstaged when her father makes a big donation and gets credit.

Jamie hires ex-boyfriend, Sherman (Rick Rossovich), to paint the apartment and is annoyed when Paul is not jealous. Sherman ends up in bed with Fran, who's upset over her marriage split.

Paul's elaborate plans for his and Jamie's first anniversary may go up in smoke when Jamie worries about inviting Fran and Mark.

Lisa takes Murray the dog out for a walk, and comes back with a different dog. Paul and Jamie hunt for the real Murray, and find that while the dogs may be similar, the couples who own them aren't.

Paul takes a night off from filming so that he and Jamie can have a romantic evening together, but constant interruptions from the phone and neighbors spoil the romance.