As the nervous bride-to-be, Allie has nightmares about meeting her fiancé's parents.

While honeymooners Allie and Bob fly off to Hawaii, Bob dumps Kate.

As Allie moves into her new high-rise condo, Kate interviews a potential housemate.

Kate is saved from perky Haven and Blair when Allie suggests that Kate move in.

Watching a tape of Bob's sportscast, Allie notices an attractive anchor making an on-air play for her husband.

Bob's mother questions Allie about having another child.

Kate spends her 40th birthday wondering what she has done with her life -- and, shaken by Emma's transfer to UCLA, decides to join the Peace Corps.

Kate organizes a block association to save a park.

Allie's reaction upon hearing that Jennie and her boyfriend are sharing a dorm room doesn't compare with her reaction when they announce they're getting married.

A rich neighbour offers a hefty sum to Kate and Allie if they can find her ""a Bob..""

Kate is dating a man with no charm, looks or personality, yet everyone loves him -- except Kate.

Kate has trouble keeping quiet about Bob's broadcasting future.

Chip is so thrilled to be associated with the ultracool Mike Sheridan that he becomes his partner in a scam.

Trying to mend a broken romance, Kate feigns love in front of the woman who dumped her neighbor -- but he thinks Kate's serious.

Allie discovers a condom in Chip's pocket.

Kate and Allie get a loan from Bob.

When Allie's sushi draws a bad review from a critic, Kate determines to please the man's palate to gain a retraction.

Kate reluctantly agrees to accompany Lou to his cousin's wedding.

While Allie prepares her entry for Cousin Cabot's Country Cookbook contest, Kate cooks up a way to help Lou.

Bob lets Chip join the hockey team without consulting Allie.

Allie's ex-boyfriend returns to New York for the opening of his off-Broadway play, which turns out to be based on their romance. Unfortunately for Allie, he has eyes only for Kate.

A job offer and a $2000 check from a man named Gabriel prompt Kate and Allie to take account of their lives.