The Best Episodes Directed By Andrew D. weyman

Joey joins Michael's book club to meet pretty women. Michael is crazy about a girl in the book club, who's only interested in Joey. Looking to get her work noticed, Gina bargains with Alex.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Following Bobbie's advice to get an assistant, Joey winds up with Glen, who couldn't be better. But when Glen starts dating Gina, his worlds colliding means problems for Joey. Eventually, Gina and Joey create some guidelines so that Glen can continue working for both of them. Meanwhile, Alex mediates Michael's dispute over a patent with his friend Seth.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Bobbie has booked Joey on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. En route to the show, he's stuck in a major traffic jam. After giving the finger to a guy who cut him off, Michael is terrified after they are stuck next to the guy's car. Gina meets two guys, one in an El Camino and one in a Mercedes. Alex saves the day when she shows up with a motorcycle that gets Joey onstage and hugging Jay Leno just in time.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Joey accidentally makes a date with a reporter from "People" for Valentine's Day. He has the gang "accidentally" bump into him and his date at the restaurant to ruin the mood, but his plans backfire when she thinks he's taking their relationship to the next level. A drunken Alex shares some sexual secrets with Gina. After Joey sends Michael over to hit on a table of girls, Michael actually becomes "one of the girls."

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Robert Carlock

Joey asks Bobbie to help Sara find work. Sara gets a job working for Newsweek in Washington DC. Trying to get her to stay, Joey tells Sara he loves her and asks her to move in. Meanwhile, Michael's new girlfriend, a 45-year-old woman, cheats on him with a 60-something professor. Alex is struggling to keep herself together.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Dan disciplines D.J. for taking offensive reading material to school-- Darlene's comic book. Dan reacts strongly when Roseanne discovers that Fisher has beaten Jackie.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Bruce Rasmussen

Roseanne wants Darlene's boyfriend, David, to move in with them, but Dan refuses to allow it.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Louie is shocked when Kim demands an encore performance in the bedroom. Meanwhile, Walter is surprised by Ellen's latest hobby.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Dan Mintz

Roseanne is stunned when Becky asks for advice about birth control.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Roseanne and Dan open up shop at Lanford Custom Cycle, but selling a bike proves an exhausting challenge, as does keeping the household fine-tuned with Becky in charge.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Jackie awakens and is horrified to find that she has slept with Arnie; Dan invites Leon home for the weekly poker game; D.J. trades his comics for a dog.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Darlene slips into a depressive state, wanting to wear only black, watch TV and be left alone; Becky wants a motorcycle.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Roseanne's new neighbors, the Bowmans, are burgled while they are out of town -- and hold Roseanne responsible.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Maxine Lapiduss

Roseanne is convinced that Kathy Bowman will take revenge for the Halloween prank she played on her; Jackie flirts with a moose at the Lodge costume party.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Becky gets into hot water for helping Darlene with a school assignment; trying to stop smoking cold-turkey has Roseanne frazzled, as does working two jobs.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Thanksgiving brings four generations together to cope with a surprise announcement from Bev.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Roseanne and Jackie go to Kansas City to visit their father's mistress; Dan intends to beat up Becky's obnoxious boss.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Don Foster

Roseanne talks Leon into letting her play Santa Claus at the mall -- and hears something she wishes she hadn't from one of the kid's mothers, who turns out to be Darlene's new friend and confidante.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Chuck Lorre

It is Crystal's choice to choose where the gals' night out will be. Crystal chooses bingo and they all hate it. After Roseanne wins $50 playing bingo, she gets hooked on it. Becky and Darlene babysit Little Ed, but when Dan comes home its D.J. and Dan that end up taking care of the baby. Roseanne and Crystal get into a fight, but at the end they make up and Roseanne learns that Crystal is pregnant again.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Joel Madison

When Dan and Arnie struggle to bring their bowling team out of last place, some unexpected competition arises. Meanwhile, Roseanne feels shut out of Jackie's new friendship with Nancy.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Don Foster

After Roseanne throws her back out, Bev arrives to help out -- and to spoil her grandchildren.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: N/A

Roseanne and Dan breathe a sigh of relief when Becky breaks up with Mark.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Jennifer Heath

On a last visit to their childhood home, Roseanne and Jackie recall their adolescent years, causing Roseanne to reconsider a punishment for Darlene, who skipped school with David to attend a comic book convention in Chicago.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Michael Poryes

The Conners are sitting pretty for a TV ad for Rodbell's Luncheonette, but at home things get ugly between D.J. and Todd. Leon and Steven break up, and the Bowmans move back to Chicago.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Chuck Lorre

Roseanne accompanies Jackie to her therapist after she chooses the ideal man for Jackie -- dull tax accountant Art; Darlene mouths off once too often about a female school bully.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Chuck Lorre