The Larry Sanders Show

While trying to keep guest host Jon Stewart from gaining a foothold in the show, Larry wonders if actor David Duchovny is gay.

Hank's religious conversion makes Larry and the network uncomfortable.

Larry finds himself at war with Washington Post critic Tom Shales.

Larry is pressed to get Ellen Degeneres to come out on his show; a look at the show's confidential budget divides the staff.

Phil tries to undercut a new female writer; Hank worries that Kevin Nealon is after his job.

Hank tries to counter a rumor that he's gay; Larry is reluctant to fire an incompetent staff member.

Larry wants to make a popular magazine's sexiest men list; Hank's cigar smuggling operation is uncovered by the Customs Service.

Arthur cannot resist getting caught up in his obsession with actress Angie Dickinson.

While Larry suspects new girlfriend Lori Loughlin of stealing some money, Hank woos a down-to-earth single mother; Phil hatches a scheme to meet some attractive young models.

Larry decides to write a kiss-and-tell memoir of his show business career.

Larry makes Paula her a producer without consulting Arthur first; Phil's girlfriend affects his work.

Arthur persuades Larry to be honored at a celebrity roast.

Larry's in love, but his co-workers suspect his new girlfriend may have an ulterior motive.