Ellen experiences personal and professional upheaval when she moves into her new home and has an honest talk with Ed.

A parody of the career of Ellen DeGeneres, celebrating her 75 years in show business.

A parody of the career of Ellen DeGeneres, celebrating her 75 years in show business.

Volunteering at a hospital, Ellen tries to regale an incapacitated English patient with memories of her past.

Ellen tries to encourage her radio audience to be nicer, but instead they become more hostile.

When Ellen's parents renew their vows, it prompts Ellen to think about taking her relationship with Laurie to the next level: marriage.

Ellen feels guilty about lying to her mother, but when her therapist prescribes a dose of total honesty, the truth proves to be more than the family bargained for.

Ellen rekindles her romance with ex-boyfriend Dan, who returns from Rome with a brilliant new career. However, Ellen soon discovers that his venture involves a shady substance.

When her new boss, Ed, decides that Joe must go, Ellen resorts to trickery to get him rehired.

Ellen accompanies her father to his annual Civil War re-enactment.

Ellen and Paige attend their 25th camp reunion, where Paige seeks revenge on the girl who put gum in her hair,

Ellen fulfills an adolescent fantasy when she goes to Rock and Roll Dream Camp.

Ellen's visiting cousin Tracy mistakenly thinks Ellen has intentionally sabotaged her L.A. vacation, and flees town with a notorious motorcycle gang, with Ellen in hot pursuit.

Ellen and Adam struggle to find the perfect refrigerator.

Ellen flips for a customer whose visits to the bookstore spice up her life, but her rising hopes for romance fall flat when she learns he's a pizza delivery man who savors his work.

Ellen's relationship with Dan heats up, Adam caves in to Audrey's burning desire, and Paige feels left out in the cold.

Ellen feels left in the dust when Paige and Adam's careers take exciting turns, so she embarks on a journey to find her own dream.

Thanks to Ellen's miscommunication, Spence and his equally combative dad have reached a peace settlement, but Ellen is determined to set things straight, even though it will result in father and son resuming their battle of wills.

Money problems force Ellen to consider giving Audrey the ax, but when Audrey's parents buy a slice of the bookstore, it's with strings attached.

Ellen experiences the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat when she and Ed engage in a sports competition.

Anxious to impress her classmates at a reunion, Ellen masquerades as a married cardiologist, jeopardizing her romance with a former high-school heartthrob.

After her apartment is robbed, Ellen goes on a safety spree, but her obsession with security makes her a model of insecurity.

Ellen's world is turned upside down when an earthquake devastates Buy the Book. Ellen tries to salvage her business, with little help from her friends. Meanwhile, the arrival of her high-energy cousin shakes up Ellen's relationships and jolts her into speaking up for herself.

Disappointed when Buy the Book isn't voted one of L.A.'s ""Top Twenty Hippest Hangs,"" Ellen hires a lounge act to draw a hipper crowd, and is elated when the group proves popular--until she realizes why.

When her parents decide to separate, Ellen's the one who's broken up.