The Worst Episodes of It's a Living

The waitresses wax philosophic when a journalist interviews them about the pros and cons of their careers.

Director: Gil Junger

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Jan tries to ward off a developer's plans to build a mini-mall in her neighborhood and Ginger uses a book of voodoo spells to conjure up a perfect date.

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Ginger's successful career oriented mother comes for a visit and Ginger is reluctant to discuss her career as a waitress with her.

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Amy dates a man who wants to take her on the road to salvation. Meanwhile, Howard unknowingly buys Nancy some hot merchandise.

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Dot and Sonny are both feeling lonely, so thet stay late at the restaurant to cry on each other's shoulder.

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Phil sets Sonny up with a new singing partner while Dot employs a marriage broker.

Director: Gil Junger

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Dot's in charge of a children's play ""Little Red Riding Hood"" but when the cast is quarentined with the chicken pox, the restaurant staff is asked to fill the roles.

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Writer: Tom Whedon

Sonny becomes an instant hero after saving a choking victim by administering the Heimlich maneuver. Meanwhile, Nancy and Howard contemplate taking seperate vacations.

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Sonny's dreading an impending visit from his mother: she's never forgivin him for becoming a lounge singer instead of a classical pianist.

Director: Gil Junger

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When Dot's friend comes to Hollywood seeking fame and fortune, Dot gets her a job in the restaurant washing dishes.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

Writer: Tom Whedon

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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Jan feels that her relationship with Richie is in a rut, so to spice it up, she borrows a blond wig from Dot. However, the results are not exactly what she intended. Meanwhile, a TV is installed in the lounge.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

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Louie throws Sonny a surprise 40th birthday party that ages Howard a few years.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

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Ginger encounters the unexpected when she telephones a wedding photographer for a date. Meanwhile, Sonny's agent buys him an hour's worth of TV time.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

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Sonny feels threatened when a temporary replacement turns out to be a success.

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Sonny is ecstatic when his sexy hairdresser agrees to move in with him. However, getting to first base gets a bit hard when his father shows up for a visit. Meanwhile, Jan discovers that someone in her home has been dialing 900 numbers.

Director: Gil Junger

Writer: Tom Whedon

Amy anguishes over what she should do with her Valentine's Day present from Bobby Lee, the key to his hotel room.

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Cassie questions a man for the reason why he constantly refuses to leave her a tip only to discover he works for the IRS and serves her with an audit. Meanwhile, Dot's latest boyfriend makes a public appeal for her love, keep seeing him or he will jump from the roof.

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Sonny manages to infuriate an entire table of feminists while Dot starts dating one of Amy's ex-boyfriends.

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Ginger's grandmother shows up on Ginger's doorstep, complaining that her son won't let her drive anymore. Meanwhile, Sonny decides to make a music video in the restaurant.

Director: Gil Junger

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Roomates, Ginger and Amy, may be no more after Ginger discovers Amy keeps a gun, something Ginger refuses to have in the apartment.

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Amy and Ginger decide to have a double wedding at the restaurant.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

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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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Writer: Tom Whedon