Bonnie welcomes Jack LaLanne to her show, and David to her home after his home is damaged in a fire he blames on Bonnie.

Bonnie thinks David means her when she hears him talking in his sleep about his beloved first car, a Pontiac Bonneville.

The Smothers Brothers play David's contractors, who tell Bonnie they'll hasten their work if she books them on the show.

Mark's bickering married bosses come to the show to meet a noted therapist (Don Lake), who has them do a marriage exercise on the air.

Everyone suffers as Gloria enters menopause, requiring Bonnie to take the kids to work for a day.

Carl Reiner and Martin Mull reprise earlier roles for the "Morning Chicago" Halloween show, with a "Wizard of Oz" theme.

Food poisoning puts Bonnie in the hospital, where David plans to do the show, co-hosted by her hypochondriac roommate (Ruta Lee).

Holly throws a dinner party at Bonnie's so she can impress a news anchor whose sexuality comes under question.

The gang helps David move back into his refurbished home; jump-rope troupe Jumping for Joy appears on "Morning Chicago."

A good old friend and a bad new cook are suspects when someone leaks a malicious story about tension between Bonnie and Holly.

Phyllis Diller and Dick Van Patten help Bonnie through an "It's a Wonderful Life" experience when the crew has to work on Christmas Day.

After eluding loan sharks by going to Bonnie's house, Tony comes to the next day's show in a disguise provided by Holly.

Bonnie's sister Vicky visits, bringing her new boyfriend--emphasis on the "boy."

Already bickering, Mark and Bonnie endure middling meddling when the crew surprises them with a romantic dinner on their anniversary.

The crew joins Bonnie in speculating on why Charlie's being secretive, and Bonnie resorts to snooping to find out.

Bonnie and David host the wee-hours portion of a local telethon, which includes a song by their sound tech and a poem by Gloria.

Bonnie's offered a commercial with a manic director who wants to "keep it real," but Bonnie's interpretation translates as "difficult."

Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon plays Mark's therapist, whose beauty bothers Bonnie even more than her gender.

Bonnie and Holly help Gloria prepare for her Internet blind date, with Marv and David on hand should anything go awry, which it does.

Bonnie's insecurities surface when the station owner orders her to get a consult from a plastic surgeon.

The cast play members of Tony's family in his dream after he loses consciousness following a slip on a banana peel.