The Best Episodes Directed By Jim Drake

A precocious computer whiz barricades himself in Harry's office and threatens to wipe out all his school's records.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Bob Stevens

Nobody wants to break the news to Bull that his new girl friend is a prostitute.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Teresa O'Neill

A crazy judge brought in to substitute for Harry imprisons Dan and Mac for contempt and appoints Florence and Phil the wino as the defense and prosecuting attorneys.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Reinhold Weege

Harry throws a surprise birthday for Dan whose date is extremely anxious to be home by midnight.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Teresa O'Neill

Christine decides to quit after she's mugged in the cafeteria, but a man takes her hostage in the courtroom before she can leave.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Gene Braunstein

Harry asks Dan to care for his new dog, who saved his life from a fire, but the mutt bites Dan and raises a rabies scare that could cost him his life.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Quon Le plans to become a US citizen before her baby is born, but she and Mac are both rushed to the hospital with pains just as Harry begins the swearing-in ceremony.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Buddy leaves the institution and moves in with Harry while Dan and his real estate agent scheme to take over a dying man's Park Avenue apartment.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Dan plans to swindle a billionaire land developer and Mac agrees to host a cosmetics party for Quon Le.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Gary Murphy

Christine falls for the gorgeous piece of beefcake assigned to protect Dan when the sleazy DA receives several death threats.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Nancy Steen

Dorothy is stunned to learn that Stan's tax problems are her tax problems since Stan is being audited for a number of years when they were still married. Meanwhile, Blanche and Rose take a Spanish class, each for different reasons.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Winifred Hervey

Maddie runs a Daycare Service at the Tipton, and when Maddie has a family obligation to attend to, Zack and Cody take over. Meanwhile, London encourages Mr. Moseby to take yoga to help him relax a bit more.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Zack and Cody have to repair a wall that they damaged as punishment. London begins attending Maddie's private Catholic school due to her poor grades.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Zack makes a new rich friend, who is mean to Cody and thinks he is a dork. Maddie and London have to do a parenting project for school as partners.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Zack and Cody go on a double date to a miniature golf course. Zack tries to impress his date, Ella, but things backfire on him. Cody and his date, Barbara Brownstein, have an intellectual attraction. London joins a bookclub with her rich friends much to Maddie's amazement. Carey tries to become a more healthy-living person.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Harry decides to help his idol, a down-and-out magician, who goes on to help himself to Harry's possessions.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Lisa A. Bannick

Regine shares some gossip with her new beau--who turns around and uses it in his comedy act.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: N/A

Having not dated since her husband died, Rose reluctantly agrees to go on a blind date. This date turns into a serious relationship when she is invited on a cruise which would involve sharing a stateroom.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Mort Nathan

A doctor Dorothy dates makes a pass at Blanche. But when Blanche tells Dorothy about it, Dorothy doesn't believe her. Dorothy accuses her of being a slut and when Blanche can't take no more she orders Dorothy to move out.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Winifred Hervey

In a bowling competition, it's Dorothy and Blanche verses Rose and Sophia. If Sophia and Rose win, Dorothy will allow Sophia to go back to Sicily for a visit with an old beau and if Dorothy and Blanche win Sophia will give her a pair of antique earrings.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Mort Nathan

Blanche goes all out to try to look good for her latest beau, her aerobics instructor half her age. Meanwhile, Rose's dynamic mother comes for a visit and gets fed up with Rose's ""mothering"" ways.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Stan Zimmerman

After a dinner party, Sophia suffers an apparent heart attack with a heavy storm delaying the paramedics.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Susan Harris

Dorothy's ex-husband, Stan shows up to settle a piece of land they bought on their honeymoon. This leads to Dorothy and Stan spending the night together. Meanwhile, Rose and Blanche plan a vacation that Sophia is not invited on.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Kathy Speer

Harry's really depressed when Christine's old friend seems to prefer Dan as does his idol, Mel Torme.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Bob Stevens

Blanche's 14-year old grandson comes to Miami for a visit and brings a new meaning to the term "generation gap." Meanwhile, Dorothy studies for her French final.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Liz Sage