Mad About You

Jamie is glowing after a passionate night, which Paul apparently slept through.

Though the Buchmans have no car, Paul convinces Jamie that the purchase of a parking space in their building is an investment in their future.

A magazine's "marriage-happiness test" affords the Buchmans the chance to reminisce (via flashbacks). Included: reflections on their first meeting; in-laws; Murray; Paul's venture into virtual reality; irritating personal habits.

Jamie thinks that news of her plans to have a baby will help her relationship with Paul's mother.

Paul fears his past tangle with a bureaucrat may cost Jamie a job with the mayor.

Paul works on a film with Yoko Ono.

The Buchmans hire a professional dog walker---then worry that Murray likes him better than "Mommy and Daddy."

Paul lies to Ira to socialize with a couple who, it turns out, aren't all that truthful themselves.

Career duties keep Jamie and Paul apart on New Year's Eve for the first time.

Tensions mount as the Buchmans await the best time for Jamie to conceive. But their first available moment is interrupted by Paul's family.

One of Jamie's professional duties falls to Paul when a back injury leaves her flat on the floor.

Jamie and Paul dream that Paul kisses his boss.

The Buchmans debate whether or not to bail Ira out of a $4000 gambling debt.

Jamie tries an odorous stew to increase her fertility; Paul worries about being "the last Buchman."

Ira blames Paul when his romance hits the skids, but the problem really lies with Ira; Jamie dyes her hair brown.

Jamie gets a primer in New York City political power and favors when she seeks an appointment to chair a committee.

Against his better judgment, Paul directs a mayoral-campaign spot for Jamie's boss.

Paul decides to procure the sample for his fertility checkup at home rather than in the hospital. But getting the sample to the hospital on time proves problematic.

Jamie dresses to impress her doctor when she visits the hospital for a minor procedure; Paul is scolded at work for breaching corporate policy.

Though Paul blames corporate tampering, it could be his uncompromising perfectionism that's hampering his latest film. Jamie also has a crisis at work, regarding her boss and a reputed mobster.

Paul's film is nominated for an award, but Jamie has to coax him to attend the ceremony. Then at the last minute, she can't go with him.

Conflicting family obligations fall on the same day, but that's the least of the reasons why Jamie tells Paul "we have to talk."

The Buchmans pretend all's well when they visit Paul's parents to iron out the party schedules.

Things come to a head between Jamie and Paul at Lisa's engagement party.