Mad About You

Lisa takes Murray for a walk---and returns with a different dog.

Unreturned phone calls and Murray's invisible mouse distract Paul and Jamie from romance during a long-awaited evening together.

Paul and Jamie stay with Paul's mother after his father has a heart attack.

Jamie vents about her boss---who's revealed to be sitting nearby.

Jamie's time-killing activities include cutting Paul's hair---and his film.

Paul forgets to tell Jamie that they're babysitting his nephew---on Halloween.

A fight over time together drives Paul and Jamie apart, but luck---or fate---brings them together.

Jamie and Paul are separated en route to her surprise birthday celebration.

Ira's estranged wife sets up a free casino weekend for him---so she can get him to sign the divorce papers.

Lou tampers with Paul's film; Jamie lacks direction.

A case study of Lisa's problems in her shrink's book points the finger at an "overbearing" sister.

The death of someone else named Paul Buchman affects Paul---and his credit rating.

The Buchmans endure two months of virtual separation because of Paul's out-of-town film shoot.

Paul and Jamie try to keep secret what each knows about Fran and Ira.

Paul invests in a virtual-reality system.

Paul and Jamie recall the day they moved in together and Paul proposed.

Paul believes bad luck will follow Jamie's ill-gotten gain, but he's the one who suffers.

Paul inadvertently returns a revealing home video to the rental store.

Love letters written by former tenants tell a story that seems to be parallel to that of Jamie and Paul.

Jamie and Paul refuse to take sides regarding an incident between their moms, while Murray has mother problems of his own.

Fran, Lisa and Ira join Paul's race to cover up the fact that he forgot to mail Jamie's class registration.

Fran's estranged husband interrupts her blind date.

The Buchmans meet John Astin after getting locked out of their apartment. But is it really him?

Paul loses his wedding ring the day before his anniversary, and Mark tries a Zen approach to finding it.

Lunch with Paul's nephew changes the Buchmans' thoughts on having a child.