Kirk goes into hiding when the group discovers his wife left him for another woman.

Jackie agrees to live with Kirk, under exacting conditions; Louse gets a date with her IRS auditor. (Part 2 of 2)

John meets a pretty periodontist, Kate a suave South American, and Kirk his fiesty match. (Part 1 of 2)

John wants his aging mother to move in with him.

John seeks a reunion with famous adventure author Jessica Stone, whom he recalls in flashbacks as the great love of his youth.

At her aunt's funeral, Kate confronts her ex-husband Blake, a cad nonetheless loved by the rest of her family.

John basks in the adulation Mary Beth lavishes on him for helping her write an article.

John's relationship with his new lady would be just great were it not for her daughter, who thinks all her mother's dates are grown-up dweebs. (TV Guide)

After one night with John, a flight attendant is ready to fly with him forever. (TV Guide)

John's beautiful new girlfriend thrills him—until he learns her age.

A doctor links John's stomach pain to Kirk.

John tries his hand at soap opera scripts.

Lack of funds clouds John's ski weekend with a new flame. (Part 1 of 1)

John is suddenly willing to take risks after a near-death experience in an elevator.

Scriptwriter Mary Beth sees John's problems as soap-opera fodder for her show ""The Divided Heart.""

John unwittingly hires a Santa Claus with problems for a Christmas party at the day-care center.

Louise confesses to an affair with a club member.

Kate faces her fear of intimacy by dating the cop who takes the report when the group is held at gunpoint.

John babysits his boss's parrot.

Louise encourages the group to tackle their relationship problems through creative visualization.

Kirk finally gets his high school diploma.

John can't understand why his son Matthew won't spend time with him.

Kate chooses John as her nephew's role model—but the boy prefers Kirk.

John and Kirk's windfall at an automated bank teller comes to light at a police officer's bachelor party.

Kirk claims there is good reason to terminate Kate's wedding plans; John has trouble at childbirth class.

John reluctantly attends his first meeting of the One-Two-One Club -- only after mistakenly wandering into an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting across the hall. (TV Guide)

After they learn she'd been institutionalized, the groups scoffs at Louise's claim she can save the financiall strapped center.

John overextends his credit to impress his new girlfriend. (Part 2 of 2)

A young man claims to be John' son.

Kate claims that her sister always steals her boyfriends, no matter how obnoxious, and to prove it Kate dates Kirk. (TV Guide)

On a camping trip, John and Matthew are stranded in a cabin by a snowstorm that ushers in a blizzard of chilling consequences. (TV Guide)

The group tells John that the knockout who's knocking him out is really a new member's transvestite husband. (TV Guide)

Blomlika, the bride who skipped out on Ralph at their wedding reception, bounds back into his life, eager to pick up where they left off 14 months before.

Ralph peddles a book promoting the power of positivity, which John could use, but won't, to publish his poetry. (TV Guide)

Unwed mother Louise needs a hubby to present to her strait-laced father---and gets more help than she can handle. (TV Guide)

It's the second anniversary of the day John's wife left him (DJ Day), and the group is concerned because John is binging on junk food. Mrs. Philbert is preparing to attend her 60th high school anniversary, her first because she was always afraid of meeting her former fiance, Lloyd, and her best friend, Clara, who eloped together. John is deputized to escort her to New Jersey, where Lloyd and Clara show up after all -- so Mrs. Philbert introduces him as her fiance, invites them back to ""their"" place, and sets about seducing Lloyd with her patented technique: playing ""Honolulu Baby"" on the ukelele.