Ronnie plans to present a `humorous' tribute during a dinner honoring Alec.

Alec offers Justin half of the company, because Justin has "won" Ronnie. Olive spots an ex in the cast of "Cabaret."

Josh receives a birthday visit from his boisterous parents. Leo and Perry find what they think is a dream apartment.

Ronnie is horrified when her ex-husband, Bryce, invites her to his wedding.

Thanksgiving dinner is a family affair for Olive, who sets a place for her young beau and his attractive dad.

Josh gains a wealth of knowledge about his girlfriend, while Ronnie and Alec try to keep their affair under wraps.

A woman sues the company over a defect caused by a sports bra; Olive gets down to business with the new intern.

Ronnie gets naughty with a nice department-store Santa, then cries out when she sees who's under the beard.

Anger and sexual tension rise between Ronnie and Alec as they try to share an office and run the company together.

Hunter's stepfather arrives to check up on him---and he winds up charming the former boss, Ronnie.

Olive and Perry share an awkward moment. Alec acts like a scared kitten around Ronnie's dog.

Olive and Ronnie grow disillusioned with the effects of a health herb, while Alec plots revenge against his ex after Perry starts dating her.

Ronnie finds Alec's chivalry attractive. Leo wants to be Perry's roommate.

An eccentric photographer (John Ritter) has trouble focusing on the project Ronnie hires him to shoot, leaving Alec furious.

The staff heads for Kansas when they learn Ronnie's home town plans to name a street "Veronica Chase Boulevard."

Ronnie searches for a fresh face to feature as the catalogue's cover girl; Josh ends up on the outs with an altar-bound chum.

After a tiff with Alec, Josh quits his job as executive assistant and goes to work for Perry.

An encounter with Alec takes Ronnie off her feet---literally; Josh meets Chloe's Irish family on St. Patrick's Day.

Ronnie agrees to a weekend away with Justin, and Alec abruptly announces that he's leaving the company.

Ronnie acts like a woman scorned when Alec entertains offers from another company. Leo and his girlfriend play a name game.

Ronnie's charity-ball date sparks jealousy in Alec, who thinks their relationship should go back to business---and only business.

Ronnie persuades Alec that it's time to buy a townhouse---and that she should be his decorator; Josh has a girlfriend.