The Best Episodes of It's a Living Season 4

After their car breaks down, while on a trip to Las Vegas, Sonny and the girls check into a hotel. A hotel that is run by a mysterious man and his unseen mother.

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Amy is feeling lonely so to pick up her spirits, the girls take her out to a singles bar. However, each one of the girls encounter a man who is far from Mr. Right.

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Nancy is not to pleased with a visit from her sister, Gloria, and things don't improve when Nancy becomes convinced that Gloria is trying to take Howard away from her.

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Writer: Robert Bruce

Fur flies after Ginger buys Jan's car and Amy asks Dot to act as a go-between with a handsome new employee.

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After going out one evening to a social event, Dot and Howard begin a series of dates that everyone becomes convinced that Dot and Howard's relationship has turned into something other then platonic.

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The hotel hosts a murder mystery but things turn surprisingly real when Sonny becomes the prime suspect in a murder.

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Thanks to Jan's advice, Ginger is evicted from her apartment after withholding the rent to force the landlord to repaint it. Ginger then moves in with Amy, who lives in a ""No Men Allowed"" apartment building, but Ginger's love-life soon conflicts with that rule.

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South Pacific natives arrive to worship the person they consider a supreme being, Howard. Meanwhile, Nancy challenges the waitresses to a contest.

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Nancy drops heavy hints about her upcoming birthday and expects a party to be thrown. Meanwhile, Jan and Richie fight and Sonny pleads to join Dot's car pool.

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Howard's naive niece visits and begins dating Sonny. Something Howard is determind to put an end to.

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Divorcees are coming out of the wood work when Dot's mother and Jan's father come for a visit and hit it off.

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Writer: Gene Braunstein, Bob Perlow

Richie's new sculpture is a smash success and agrees to let it be displayed in the restaurant. His success crumbles, however, when Jan allows the sculpture to be sold to a tourist, only later Jan learns it isn't his sculpture.

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A long time rival and food critic of Howard's visits the hotel which puts Howard's job and relationship with Nancy in jeopardy.

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Dot is slightly unnerved by an old boyfriend who's becoming a priest and is questioning his commitment.

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On a night when everyone wants to leave early, the majority of the staff systematically becomes trapped on the roof, leaving Amy, Nancy and Howard to deal with a mob of customers.

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Newly married Jan is set to attend her high school reunion and is thrilled that she will get to see her old boyfriend, one who still holds a torch for her and her for him. Meanwhile, Nancy tries a new trick to lure Howard home.

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Sonny strikes oil and with the help from a shady investor, tries to convince the girls to go in on an oil investment.

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Ginger babysits for a friend who later strands Ginger with the baby who takes him to work. Meanwhile, Sonny car-sits for a friend, but picks up the wrong the wrong car, one that belongs to a gangster.

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Jan's birthday is coming up but Amy has not such a nice surprise for Jan, after she becomes convinced that Richie is having an affair with Ginger.

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A romantic evening alone in the hotel is anything but for Jan and Richie, who weather interruptions from the restaurant staff.

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Jan Murray plays a former children's show host whose fan club dinner clashes with Nancy's meeting with a vice president from the restaurant chain.

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Nancy reviews her relationships with her employees during a visit to her psychiatrist.

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Amy feels guilty for being unwed so she decides to reunite with an old flame. Meanwhile, Dot sells skin care products.

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Writer: Gene Braunstein, Bob Perlow

Dot quits to become a full-time unemployed actress. Meanwhile, Sonny writes a musical based on Attila the Hun and Ginger's footwear fetish spreads to Amy.

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Ginger weighs the merits of two boyfriends while Howard weighs offers from other restaurants.

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