The Bob Newhart Show

Bob's delight at having Emily accompany his "Fear of Flying" workshop to New York City turns to distress when he learns she's absolutely terrified to fly.

Emily's worst fears are confirmed when she invites Bob to talk to her class on vocation day and then he insists on returning to try it again.

Bob tries to help Emily's handsome tennis instructor with a problem: his inability to turn down all the women who are attracted to him.

Realizing Bob has never told his mother he loves her, Emily invites Bob's mother to dinner in hopes of rectifying the situation.

Bob runs the gauntlet of emotions when his old college girlfriend, Nancy, and her husband come for a visit.

Bob inadvertently talks Carol's new and recently separated boyfriend into breaking up with Carol and going back to his wife.

When Howard brings his son, Howie, along to lunch with Bob and Jerry he becomes convinced that his son doesn't like him.

Bob and Emily argue over the fact that Bob would spend what little time they have together watching Monday night football.

After overhearing an expectant mother happily chatting about her baby's upcoming birth, Bob and Emily decide to adopt a baby.

Jerry plans to get married to a woman he just met, but instead of showing up at his stag party he makes a nervous phone call to Bob.

Bob checks into a hotel to get away from it all, leading his friends to think that he and Emily have split up.

Carol finds herself attracted to Howard when he shows up after getting a tooth pulled, high on pain drugs the dentist gave him.

Against his better judgment, Bob sees Jerry as a patient to help him figure out why he's never serious about the girls he dates.

Knowing that many people get depressed during the holiday season Bob decides to have a "group" party at his house.

When Bob and Emily attempt to get away from it all they end up vacationing at a strangely deserted ski lodge.

Distraught over turning 29, Carol quits her job as Bob's secretary only to turn back up at one of his group therapy sessions.

Bob hurts Emily's feelings when he won't wear an expensive watch she bought for him and refuses to attend his own surprise birthday party.

After helping one of his patients get over her emotional dependency on food, Bob is shocked to find she's now emotionally fixated on him.

Howard becomes the overprotective big brother after Emily arranges a blind date between his visiting young sister and Jerry.

Bob realizes he fears home ownership when he and Emily try to decide if they should give up their apartment and buy a house.

Bob agrees to let Emily take a full-time job with the Board of Education, but after a few nights home alone begins to regret his decision.

After a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs thanks Bob on television for saving his career a catcher shows up asking for the same help.

When Emily proposes a two-month European cruise vacation Bob resists, afraid that his patients will be just fine without him.

When Jerry's girlfriend dumps him, Bob invites him to spend a couple of days at his apartment -