A new twist affects the future of David & Zandy's relationship...and their unborn child...

A tense David discovers that a "Happy Ending" isn't just an upbeat conclusion to a story.

The only thing wilder than a "Wainy Day" is a Wainy Night.

David makes good on a promise from long ago...a promise of sex.

When push comes to shove, can David remain true to his belief in non-violence?

Desperate for guidance, David hires an expert to teach him how to attract women.

David's effort to impress a girl with Barry Manilow tix doesn't go quite as planned.

CraigsList leads David to a new apartment, but he gets more than he bargained for -- a journey of love, betrayal, and devastation awaits. (Includes a reference to Rita Moreno.)

A psychologist offers David more than just advice.

A technically challenged woman and a guy named Landon force David to question his own identity.

With two dates in one night, it's double the fun...and double the trouble!

David finds the world of folk music to be deeper - and darker - than he bargained for.

A frank discussion about sexual issues erupts at David's workplace.

A beautiful woman, a telescope, a bunny rabbit -- it all adds up to MURDER.

David's latest woman is heaven-sent - literally - to teach him a lesson about the value of life.

David finally meets a sexy woman who appreciates him for all that he isn't. Featuring Amanda Peet.

Wainy Days gets downright FARCICAL when the sweatshop gang goes out for drinks and dancing.

David gets a taste of his own medicine when an animaor he's seeing creates a fictionalized account of their relationship.

David fills in for a dead drummer at a concert.

David's dilemma over Jeannie vs. Rochelle comes to a startling — and rocking — conclusion.

David heads to the country with Zandy and falls prey to a cougar.

David finds out that mixing with a high powered journalist and a former TV star can be explosive!

A new romantic brunch-time opportunity requires David to think on his feet.

A search for a book-on-tape brings David into the sordid world of a shopkeeper and her landlord.

David and the gang stop at nothing to retrieve a Walkman from Zandy’s Derek Jeter-loving ex-boyfriend (Thomas Lennon).