A singing telegram provided more information than intended when Kate and Allie referee another family's dispute.

Kate falls for a charmingly immature cab driver who quit his job as an advertising executive to become an artist -- and who wants Kate to go on impulse with him to Brazil.

At a singles bar, Allie becomes the target of a bet between three men on the prowl.

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

Kate's relationship with plumber Ted runs hot and cold -- the only thing they can agree on is a mutual attraction.

Allie receives devastating news about her father.

Brash new transfer student Jason Crawford takes a shine to Emma and won't accept her lack of interest in him, muc h to the amusement of the rest of the family -- particularly when he showers her with gifts of food deliveries. Jennie advises Jason to back off a little, but he shows up again with flowers -- for Jennie.

Faced with a lonely Saturday night, Kate calls former boyfriend Ted on the pretense of returning a sweater.

Conclusion. Allie can't decide whether to accept Bob's marriage proposal.

Guess who's coming to dinner? Kate's potential step-mom. But when Kate takes an instant dislike to her father's fiancée, he calls the engagement off.

Allie and her boss Eddie are stranded in the studio by a blizzard -- and must keep the show on the air.

An adult Chip brings his son Scotty to the old apartment just before the building is demolished, and reminisces a bout the day he tried to conceal a report card showing that he had failed science -- convincing him that he would always be a failure.

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Kate and Allie's crush on an old college professor is rekindled when each imagines she is the inspiration for his recently published romantic novel.

Kate and Allie recall their most famous fight, seventeen years ago -- during which Kate went into labour.

Fed up with constant demands from the kids and Kate, feeling overworked and unappreciated, Allie goes ""on strike"" -- then gets worried when the others start to cope without her.

Excited about a co-worker's pregnancy, Kate seriously considers having another baby.

After finding a 55-year-old love letter hidden in the wall, Kate and Allie try to rekindle the romance by mailing the letter.

When Max leaves for L.A., Emma inherits the piano, complete with a handsome piano teacher who soon has the whole family interested in ""music"" — but who strikes a note of discord when he becomes more interested in Kate than in his pupil.

Kate brings a stray kitten home.

Invited to their 20th high school reunion, Kate & Allie both go determined to settle old scores.

Chip feels he's being replaced when he finds out Charles' girlfriend Claire is pregnant.

A protest rally gives Allie a taste of what she missed during the '60s, while for Kate it's a march down memory lane.

Emma asks Kate to talk about her work as a travel agent for her school's ""Women's Career Day,"" causing Allie to realize how much she hates her job at the movie theatre -- until it burns down. When Kate encourages her to find a job she wants, such as the museum job she has always wanted, Allie finds a position in the gift shop of the ""Museum of Contemporary Art"" -- and her happiness causes Kate to realize how much she hates her job. Kate's talk turns into a rant about needing the courage to quit her job & then Allie arrives home to say the Museum's sprinklers causes a flood and she is unemployed too.

Bob is in a panic because he feels he's not ready for marriage---which no one has mentioned.