Season 4 (1986)
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Episodes 25
The Roof Show
On a night when everyone wants to leave early, the majority of the staff systematically becomes trapped on the roof, leaving Amy, Nancy and Howard to deal with a mob of customers.
Read MoreThe Reunion Show
Newly married Jan is set to attend her high school reunion and is thrilled that she will get to see her old boyfriend, one who still holds a torch for her and her for him. Meanwhile, Nancy tries a new trick to lure Howard home.
Read MoreNancy's Sister
Nancy is not to pleased with a visit from her sister, Gloria, and things don't improve when Nancy becomes convinced that Gloria is trying to take Howard away from her.
Read MoreNight at the Iguana
After their car breaks down, while on a trip to Las Vegas, Sonny and the girls check into a hotel. A hotel that is run by a mysterious man and his unseen mother.
Read MoreFamily Feud
Divorcees are coming out of the wood work when Dot's mother and Jan's father come for a visit and hit it off.
Read MoreThe Dot and Howard Show
After going out one evening to a social event, Dot and Howard begin a series of dates that everyone becomes convinced that Dot and Howard's relationship has turned into something other then platonic.
Read MoreFarewell, My Sonny
The hotel hosts a murder mystery but things turn surprisingly real when Sonny becomes the prime suspect in a murder.
Read MoreCritic's Choice
A long time rival and food critic of Howard's visits the hotel which puts Howard's job and relationship with Nancy in jeopardy.
Read MoreRichie's Sculpture
Richie's new sculpture is a smash success and agrees to let it be displayed in the restaurant. His success crumbles, however, when Jan allows the sculpture to be sold to a tourist, only later Jan learns it isn't his sculpture.
Read MoreSonny's Oil (a.k.a.) The Oil Show
Sonny strikes oil and with the help from a shady investor, tries to convince the girls to go in on an oil investment.
Read MoreNancy's Birthday Party
Nancy drops heavy hints about her upcoming birthday and expects a party to be thrown. Meanwhile, Jan and Richie fight and Sonny pleads to join Dot's car pool.
Read MoreThe Evictables
Thanks to Jan's advice, Ginger is evicted from her apartment after withholding the rent to force the landlord to repaint it. Ginger then moves in with Amy, who lives in a ""No Men Allowed"" apartment building, but Ginger's love-life soon conflicts with that rule.
Read MoreGinger's Baby
Ginger babysits for a friend who later strands Ginger with the baby who takes him to work. Meanwhile, Sonny car-sits for a friend, but picks up the wrong the wrong car, one that belongs to a gangster.
Read MoreBachelor Party
Howard's naive niece visits and begins dating Sonny. Something Howard is determind to put an end to.
Read MoreAmy's Rusty
Amy feels guilty for being unwed so she decides to reunite with an old flame. Meanwhile, Dot sells skin care products.
Read MoreDot's Priest
Dot is slightly unnerved by an old boyfriend who's becoming a priest and is questioning his commitment.
Read MoreThe Dickie Doodle Show
Jan Murray plays a former children's show host whose fan club dinner clashes with Nancy's meeting with a vice president from the restaurant chain.
Read MoreThe Howie Show
South Pacific natives arrive to worship the person they consider a supreme being, Howard. Meanwhile, Nancy challenges the waitresses to a contest.
Read MoreThe Dot Quits Show
Dot quits to become a full-time unemployed actress. Meanwhile, Sonny writes a musical based on Attila the Hun and Ginger's footwear fetish spreads to Amy.
Read MoreThe Two Guys Show
Ginger weighs the merits of two boyfriends while Howard weighs offers from other restaurants.
Read MoreA Romantic Comedy
A romantic evening alone in the hotel is anything but for Jan and Richie, who weather interruptions from the restaurant staff.
Read MoreManhandling
Fur flies after Ginger buys Jan's car and Amy asks Dot to act as a go-between with a handsome new employee.
Read MoreNancy's Shrink
Nancy reviews her relationships with her employees during a visit to her psychiatrist.
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