Comic Garry Shandling moves into Vanna White's former condominium, has his furniture stolen and makes a date with a beautiful cable installer.

Garry baby-sits Pete and Jackie's son, Grant.

Garry throws a surprise birthday party for his mother that gives her a heart attack, so he seeks solace from Father Guido Sarducci.

Grant is made a social outcast when his father bungles a foul ball at a Dodgers game.

Garry is seduced by Mrs. Robertson, but he's in love with her daughter.

Garry's attempt to focus the entire episode on contest winner Jodi Jones goes awry when Nancy's nymphomaniac friend arrives for a visit.

Garry marries a Guatemalan woman named Maria to save her from deportation.

Garry chaperones Grant's first date, but the starstruck girl pays more attention to Garry.

Pete is full of guilt after having an affair.

Garry tries to alter fate when a psychic tells him that something bad is going to happen to Nancy on her upcoming date.

Garry hosts a party for Pete's parents' anniversary. No one will talk to him the next day, but he doesn't know why.

Garry's ex is back in town, and he's interested again.

Garry wants to keep a collie he finds, but Leonard won't let him.

Garry meets a woman in the condo laundry room, but has to contend with her ex.

Garry sets his mother up on a date with his doctor.

Garry is cast as the lead in a new police drama, so Red Buttons takes over the show.

Jackie is pregnant but Pete thinks he's not the father.

Jackie goes into labor, during which Tom Petty and Susan Anton stop by to help with the delivery.

Nancy's old friend Richard comes to visit, but he is wanted by the law.

Grant wins a contest to go to Hollywood and while the Schumakers are away, Garry finds a love poem Grant wrote and reads it to the audience.

Garry and Nancy's platonic relationship comes into question when she loses her memory.

After going on Love Connection, Garry meets the girl of his dreams, though he has misgivings.

While Garry's away, Leonard seizes the opportunity to showcase his talents. Angelica finds adjusting to life in the spotlight difficult.

Garry experiences Christmas woes: his guests all leave his party early; and his mother gives him his father's watch for Christmas, but it goes missing.

During Garry's opening monologue, a member of the studio audience dies from laughing too hard. Distraught, Garry considers quitting the business, but Carl Reiner suggests that he talk to the dead man first.