Garry moves into a new house near his friends Pete and Nancy, has his furniture stolen, and endures a grueling date with the beautiful-but-boring woman who installed his cable tv.

Garry has a birthday party for his mother who suffers a heart attack when the studio audience yells surprise too loudly. Feeling guilty, Garry turns to Father Guido Sarducci for guidance.

Garry and Pete take Grant's Cub Scout troupe to a Dodgers game, but when Pete is hit in the nose by a foul ball and teased by the other Cub Scouts because of it, Grant loses respect for him.

In an homage to The Graduate (1967), Mrs. Robertson tries to seduce Garry, who's in love with her daughter.

Garry's attempt to focus the entire episode on contest winner Jodi Jones goes awry when Nancy's sex addicted friend arrives for a visit.

Garry agrees to marry the studio's cleaning woman so she doesn't get deported to Guatemala.

Garry serves as the chaperon for Grant's first date, but Grant gets upset when the girl ends up having a crush on Garry, instead.

Pete is full of guilt after having an affair.

Garry tries to alter fate when a psychic tells him that something bad is going to happen to Nancy on her upcoming date.

Garry hosts a party for Pete's parents' anniversary. No one will talk to him the next day, but he doesn't know why.

Garry's ex-girlfriend is back in town, and he's interested again.

Garry finds a collie and wants to keep him, but Leonard won't let him.

Garry meets Sylvia in the condo laundry room, but has to contend with her ex.

Garry sets his mother up on a date with his doctor.

Garry gets the lead in a new police drama, so Red Buttons takes over the show.

Garry Shandling pokes fun at sitcom conventions in his own unique fourth-wall breaking meta sitcom.