Tim agrees to pose as a Hispanic VP at the request of his boss, and Debbie helps him out with his charade.

Tim regrets joining Stu on a first date with Marie, Omnicorp's strident HR lady.

Tim becomes the scapegoat for a co-worker's deception.

An uninsured Tim gets medical attention from a womanizing doctor and a suicidal sales rep.

Tim decides to go for a job-interview haircut.

Former Omnicorp employees file a class-action lawsuit with Tim as key witness.

After The Boss's divorce takes effect, he goes to extreme measures to keep his dog Keith.

Trying to save face after his bachelor party fails to live up to expectations, a co-worker makes up a debauched tale that complicates Tim's life.

Tim gets in hot water at Amy's sister's wedding by befriending an "unconventional" priest, and compounds matters during the reception by helping Amy's grandmother relive past memories.

To properly size a Valentine's Day gift for Amy, Tim makes the mistake of giving her photo to Dr. Larry, a bra-store salesman.

Stu feels rejected by his Bar Mitzvah-aged nephew, who once idolized him.

A female firefighter takes undue credit for saving Tim's life.

Omnicorp's boss agrees to give Tim a promotion in exchange for taking his precocious daughter to her senior prom.

Tim get a new nickname after taking the rap for the misdeeds of his boss's dog.

Tim and Bashko pay for Amy's vigilantism.

The Boss gets a city block named after him, but needs Tim's help for the ceremony.

Tim winds up with one Rodney as his assistant while Stu harasses the other.

Tim's well-intentioned decision to give his bus seat to an elderly man backfires.

A momentary lapse at a family baptism turns into a major embarrassment for Tim, thanks again to the Priest.

Tim suffers through a bad play in order to help Stu score some pot.

Tim, Stu, and Rodney run into a stripper version of Amy while playing hooky in Atlantic City.

Looking for a place to crash, Tim ends up with the Priest, who's about to give his first sermon since being suspended for having a girlfriend.

Tim becomes an assistant to a women's professional basketball player.

Tim gets back his old high-school golf-course job and competes with a 14-year-old in a "caddy-off."

Tim tries to help an immigrant worker posting job flyers.