Joe sweats out a loan application; Helen anticipates a breakup with Davis.

To Alex's dismay, a bad influence has Brian spending his nights out with the boys.

Joe cancels one date to be with another, while Helen dates another after Davis cancels out on her.

Roy's ex-wife seems to want him back, which stuns everyone---except Roy.

The Hacketts pull a prank on their ex-football coach---right after the man has expired.

When Alex and Brian realize it wasn't such a good idea to move in together, neither will admit it.

The gang recalls off-season jobs, including Helen's dance gig---for Roy's lodge brothers.

An invasion of models tests Brian's commitment to Alex.

Joe dates a 19-year-old whom Helen used to babysit; a lost dog finds women for Antonio and Roy.

Antonio chauffeurs obnoxious Carlton Blanchard, whose nephew is equally annoying.

A PI seeking Fay takes her picture and leaves without explanation.

The Hacketts want Lowell to find his own place, but Lowell's never lived alone.

Helen gets more of a surprise than she bargained for when she takes a sneak peek at a gift from Davis.

Antonio's spirits are lifted out of the holiday doldrums by Lowell's ex.

Joe, Brian, Helen and Lowell find fun in Boston, but at a price.

Joe's afraid a visiting ex-classmate who was crazy about him will still be just plain crazy.

Brian finds Joe, who refuses to return and sells the airline to Brian.

Everybody brings their problems to Joe, and that's a problem for him.

The arrival of an old friend and a visit to the gym hinder Helen's date plans.

Joe is the only happy camper when stuck in a hotel with Helen, Alex and Brian, who were all romance bound.

Helen reluctantly agrees to "entertain" a potential investor in Joe's airline.

After Lowell divorces Bunny, they begin acting like newlyweds.

Roy gets Brian jealous about Alex and gets Helen in trouble with a health inspector.

Brian insists he won't pull the old "love 'em and leave 'em" act with Alex.