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Jim helps Andy pick up a beautiful woman at the bar, but she turns out to be crazy.
Jim helps Andy pick up a beautiful woman at the bar, but she turns out to be crazy.
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S3, EP16 "The Best Man"Jim tries to convince his friend Danny (Dan Aykroyd) not to back out on his wedding plans with Laraine (Laraine Newman).
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S3, EP17 "Cheryl Sings"Cheryl brags to her cousin that she is the lead singer in Jim's band.
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S3, EP18 "When You Wish to Be a Star: Part 1"Dana's boss replaces Jim with a handsome actor (Ingo Rademacher) in a commercial starring Cheryl and the children.
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S3, EP19 "When You Wish to Be a Star: Part 2"Jim takes umbrage at being replaced as the father in a promotional shoot for a cruise line. Ingo Rademacher guest stars.
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S4, EP11 "Sympathy From the Devlins"Jim, a superstitious sports fan, comes to believe that his former neighbors, the Devlins, bring good luck to the Bulls.
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S4, EP10 "Stalking Santa"When Jim gets into an accident with a department store Santa, an altercation ensues that leaves his on-looking kids fearing Santa will not bring them any gifts.
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S4, EP9 "Poking the Bear"Cheryl's doctor puts sex off-limits until the time is right for conception; Jim eats crow to win a huge account from a blowhard potential client (Tom Arnold).
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S4, EP8 "The Hunters"Jim becomes the prey of a 40-pound psychotic turkey named Angry Pete during a Thanksgiving hunt with Andy.
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