NewsRadio

Back from a Wisconsin vacation to find Matthew has grown a mustache, Dave learns that Jimmy has decided to declare himself a candidate for President of the United States. Though Dave points out his lack of background for the office and Lisa insists she'll scrutinize him as much as any other candidate, Jimmy is still determined to run. And realizing an opportunity for advancement when they see ...

An annual review of the station sparks problems; Matthew quits over a story he isn't allowed to do.

Bill leads the staff in a revolt after their free snacks fall victim to budget cuts.

Dave's old nemesis comes back to haunt him when Beth replaces the lobby sandwich machine with a popular 1980's arcade game; Lisa retakes her college entrance exams to see if her mind is slipping.

In the midst of the preparations for Jimmy's annual Halloween party, the station's staff is hit with a big surprise. Because of their previous unwillingness to actively participate, no one except Matthew has been invited this year. Upset with the slight, they turn to Dave for help. And though Dave isn't interested, Lisa guarantees Jimmy that the staff will be at the party in costume if invited...

Dave is determined to end the station's losing streak at a big awards banquet.

A broken thermostat and some excessive heat induces strange dreams in the staff.

To prepare for a new movie in which he plays a radio broadcaster, actor James Caan arrives to spend some time observing Bill. As one of his biggest fans, Matthew can't wait to get an autograph from the movie star. But Bill is certain that they will be much too busy to bother with Matthew's request. Meanwhile, as Beth and Catherine jockey for a ticket to join Jimmy to a big basketball game, Dav...

Beth turns to Jimmy for some investing advice; Lisa balks at asking Dave for a favor.

After telling everyone they can leave early for the holidays provided their work is done, Dave prepares for his own Christmas Eve trip to Wisconsin with Lisa. But when Catherine conveniently forgets to finish one last, laborious task, Dave agrees to help out so she can leave early. Meanwhile, when Bill needs a partner to record a commercial audition tape, Beth agrees to help. And when the job ...

Bill thinks he's been cheated by his new health club; the staff discovers a secret about Dave's past.

Lisa balks at being the Cutest Reporter in New York; Bill starts his own anti-rap music crusade.

Bill's relentless sarcasm leads to Matthew experimenting with his own dark side; Jimmy looks to Catherine for help beating a crooked card dealer.

Jimmy's new employee policy covering harassment backfires and brings work at the station to a standstill.

Jimmy hires Joe to represent him in a lawsuit; Dave takes Lisa's suggestion for a new performance evaluation.

As Dave looks for the owner of some pornography he's found lying around, Jimmy arranges for a group of third grade interns to work at the station.

When Dave and Bill are stranded by a storm in St. Louis, Lisa is put in charge.

Matthew's twin brother comes to visit; Bill's secret contract nearly bankrupts the station.

When new occupants of the floor above are making too much noise, Joe agrees to call them. But, after Matthew's struggle with a faulty fire extinguisher accidentally ends up dousing him instead, Joe thinks it's in retaliation for his angry complaint. And while Dave simply wants the noise to stop, Joe sets out to get revenge. Meanwhile, as Jimmy recalls the behavior that caused him to be banned ...

An argument over a traffic ticket gets Bill committed to a mental hospital.

When practical joke of Matthew's backfires, Jimmy is rushed to the hospital with a heart attack. Because his will specifies that he spend his final hours with his friends at WNYX, Jimmy's unconscious body is moved to the station where Dave and the staff can take turns sitting and talking with him. While Matthew insists on believing that Jimmy is just taking a nap, Bill takes the first shift. B...

As Matthew reveals he's a virgin, Bill and Lisa struggle to keep their new program on the air.

Dave is forced to apologize for his comments in a magazine interview.

The NewsRadio crew faces disaster on a space station hundreds of years in the future.