The Bob Newhart Show

Bob reluctantly lets his therapy group talk him into holding one of their sessions on a television show, but then the whole group gets stage fright leaving Bob to do all the talking.

When Bob and Jerry travel to Peoria in order to see a football game blacked out in Chicago, Bob is distraught to find himself alone in their motel room with an overly amorous woman

Bob and Emily's plans to fly to Mexico for a romantic weekend get throw out of whack when one of Bob's patients slaps him too enthusiastically on the back.

Bob is filled with guilt after his reverend becomes a new patient and then shortly afterwards tells his parishioners he's leaving the ministry.

When Carol, Bob's receptionist, goes on vacation everyone is delighted when Emily decides to fill in for her - everyone but Bob, that is.

Emily inadvertently creates a small feud between Jerry and Howard when she sets up her recently divorced friend, Marilyn Dietz, on dates with both men.

Despite a thirty-year difference, Carol falls in love with the doctor who removes a tattoo of a monarch butterfly from her backside.

A test reveals that Emily's IQ is higher than Bob's, leaving him to suffer an inferiority attack as he reluctantly accompanies her to a pretentious high-IQ dinner and dance.

Due to the rising cost of living, Bob decides to raise his rates five dollars a session, which causes the members of his therapy group to try to "go it alone."

Depressed about the boredom that has crept into their marriage, Emily makes an appointment for her and Bob to see a marriage counselor.

When Bob's doctor puts him on a strict diet, Bob also joins a weight-reducing class that turns out to be made up mostly of overweight women.

Single swinger Howard Borden starts singing the blues after he finds out that his ex-wife's steady boyfriend has moved in with her and Howard's young son.

Bob struggles to impress Emily's flamboyant, larger-than-life father when her parents make a surprise visit.

Elliot Carlin, one of Bob's most neurotic patients, asks Carol out on a date, and when she says yes, he begins to plan out the rest of their lives.

When one of Bob's patients calls on Christmas Eve, Bob agrees to meet him in the office, only to be trapped there by a blizzard and a power failure.

Jerry's brother shows up in Chicago after finishing dental school, opens his own practice right down the hall from Jerry, and then starts stealing his patients.

Feeling that middle age is creeping up on her, Emily attempts to put a little youthful zing back into her life by going out and buying a new, hip wardrobe

After losing his job at the airline and then driving Emily crazy by trying to help her around the house, Howard finally joins Bob's Out-of-Work Workshop.

When Bob offers free counseling to a convicted armed robber out on parole, he suspects the gift he is given by his new patient may be a little "hot."

Bob takes Jerry's advice and hires himself a savvy business manager to handle his money, but soon finds himself struggling to get by on a rather meager allowance.

At any other time Bob would be thrilled that Howard has fallen head over heals in love with his sister - except that at this time Ellen is due to marry someone else.

When Carol's new romance continually interferes with her receptionist duties, all the doctors on the floor hold a meeting to decide if she stays or is fired.

When Bob fills in for a fellow psychologist, he's surprised to find that his first patient is Jerry - and even more surprised to discover Jerry's problem: he's in love with Emily.

It's a matter of principal vs. principle when Emily refuses to agree with Principal Brimskill's decision to skip one of her students ahead two grades.