Jack has to fix dinner for 4 dates at the same time!

Jack's female boss makes a pass at him and he sues her for sexual harassment.

Chrissy goes to work at a convention as a hostess with an old friend of hers, not realizing the job is being a high priced call girl.

Jack pretends to be a professional skier to impress his new date who is a ski nut.

Jack and Larry both go at each other for the affections of one woman and Larry takes advantage of Jack's new job as a store window display mannequin to embarrass him in front of her.

Jack gets a job as a busboy and at the same time is misrepresenting himself to his new date as the chef.

Cindy Snow moves into the apartment with Jack and Janet.

Jack goes to Cindy's place of employment to fight for her job back after she loses it.

To get a new job, Jack assumes the identity of another person, not knowing that a lot of people have it in for that person!

A little old lady adopts Jack as her so-called 'son' but becomes more trouble than she is help when she starts interfering in Jack's love life.

Jack set up a date for his girlfriend's father with Janet, who doesn't realize how old he is.

Janet's parents come to visit, and Janet has to pretend that she and Jack are husband and wife.

Cindy is flourished with the wealth of an older man who wants her to be his bride. Her persistant refusal to wed him doesn't seem to be enough, so Jack and Janet try to figure out a way to discourage him. They soon find themselves tempted by his generous promises for the future, before coming to their senses and rescuing Cindy from her worst nightmare.

The roommates help Ralph stand up to his brother, Bart Furley, who owns the building.

Jack and Larry switch apartments to see how each other lives their life.

Dean Traver's niece gets Jack in trouble, and Janet and Larry try to help him out.

Jack and Janet think that Cindy is going to have a baby.

The Ropers are back in town, and Stanley has a falling out with Mr. Furley when he catches him in bed with Helen.

In order to date Furley's niece, Jack must pretend that he is his fictitious brother, Austin.

Jack fakes his death to avoid dealing with a girl's jealous boyfriend.

Jack learns that honesty is not always the best policy when he agrees to tell the absolute truth.