Garry has his boss over for dinner to meet his new girlfriend, but is worried the boss won't approve of her being on the show.

Garry goes on a talk show and gets himself into trouble when he makes jokes about his girlfriend, Phoebe, implying that she's a freak. Things only get worse when he tries to explain to the audience that he wasn't serious.

Grant's friend tries to hurt his parents with a machete, copying a horror host whose TV show airs right after Garry's. When Garry tries to get the show canceled, the maniacal horror host threatens him and kidnaps Phoebe.

When Grant begins to excel on the football field but has substantial changes in his temperament, Phoebe suspects he is using steroids. Garry becomes a fly on the wall to determine if it is true.

After a chance meeting in a butcher shop, Garry, his manager Brad, and Phoebe go for dinner at Eddy King's house, but Eddy is the only one having a good time reliving his past.

Garry and Phoebe go to Colorado so he can meet her family.

Garry's first movie was a dirty one and it's been edited to imply that he did more than he claims to have actually done. Now he is out to prove his innocence.

Howard Sprague from Mayberry moves to Sherman Oaks, inspiring Garry to see the goodness in us all.

The president of the network wants Garry and Phoebe to make their wedding a television special.

Just when Phoebe and Garry are starting to enjoy their honeymoon, they get bad news - Phoebe's grandfather has died. After two more deaths, they are convinced that somebody dies every time they make love.

When Martin Mull thinks Phoebe overcharged for her interior design services, a feud begins between the Shandlings and the Mulls. It may take God Himself to settle this argument.

Garry is headed out of town to be an opening act for Guns N' Roses on their new tour, so he turns the show over to Grant. Meanwhile, Leonard Smith has a challenger for Condo Association President.

With Garry still on tour with Guns N' Roses, Phoebe's dummy half-brother Chester stays with her. When TV exec Stravely stops by, Chester pitches his sitcom about two guys with the same name sharing an apartment. It replaces Garry's show.