Perfect Strangers

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) becomes a cub reporter, and Balki (Bronson Pinchot) gets a job in the newspaper's mail room.

Larry's (Mark Linn-Baker) on a diet and Balki (Bronson Pinchot) attempts to keep him away from food he's hidden in the apartment.

An amorous Sunday editor threatens to fire Balki (Bronson Pinchot) unless he gives in to her desires.

Balki (Bronson Pinchot) takes on a cereal company whose product doesn't live up to its advertising. With Mark Linn-Baker.

Larry and Balki win a shopping spree at the local supermarket.

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) gets jealous when Balki and Jennifer (Bronson Pinchot, Melanie Wilson) appear to be sneaking around behind his back.

Balki feels certain that a psychic has predicted Larry's demise.

Larry talks Balki into taking karate lessons with him after being bullied in front of Jennifer and Mary Anne.

Balki and Larry (Bronson Pinchot, Mark Linn-Baker) pose as hoods to expose the ringleader of a counterfeit-merchandise operation. With Freeman King, Tony Longo and Lee Arenberg.

In a dream sequence, 40 years have passed and Larry's the world's oldest cub reporter, while Balki is rich and famous.

Balki's (Bronson Pinchot) addiction to television and junk food transforms him into a "couch potato." With Mark Linn-Baker.

Balki accidentally leaves the wrong version of Larry's dog show story with the publisher, and they try to steal it back.

Fame goes to Larry's (Mark Linn-Baker) head after he is chosen to star in a commercial for the newspaper. With Bronson Pinchot.

Larry's banking on a big raise so that he can purchase a classic car.

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) is horrified to learn that Balki (Bronson Pinchot) has invited an ex-convict into their home.

The gang must produce an order for 2,000 of Balki's (Bronson Pinchot) special cream puffs within a 48-hour period. With Mark Linn-Baker.

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) tries to fix a faulty shower head in Jennifer's (Melanie Wilson) apartment, but winds up flooding the place. With Bronson Pinchot.

Balki (Bronson Pinchot) makes great preparations for the arrival of his 106-year-old grandmother. With Mark Linn-Baker.

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) helps Balki (Bronson Pinchot) cram for his night school exams.

After the cousins are accidentally handcuffed together, Larry is forced to bring Balki to an important meeting.

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) is so insecure when his brother (Ted McGinley) visits that he gets Balki (Bronson Pinchot) to help him lie about his position at the newspaper.

Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) refuses to believe that Balki's (Bronson Pinchot) new friend is Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis.