The Odd Couple (Classic)

Oscar and TV sports legend Howard Cosell engage in a tongue-to-tongue showdown.

Oscar falls in love with a princess from a very small country whose royal portrait is being shot by Felix.

Felix takes a writing course, showering a weary Oscar with pathetic poetry, but Oscar suspects a fraud when the teacher compliments and encourages him.

To spare Oscar's visiting mother, who is oversensitive about divorce and doesn't know about their situations, Felix, Oscar, Gloria and Blanche must pretend they're still married.

Felix gets his first TV commercial assignment, but after Oscar gets football player Deacon Jones for the ad, he insists on being in the ad as well.

Oscar recounts how Felix's anxiety got him banned from the hospital after Edna's birth 13 years before.

Oscar tries to avoid having Felix throw one of his infamously embarrassing surprise birthday parties.

When Password host Allen Ludden invites Oscar to be a celebrity guest on his show, show super-fan Felix pesters Oscar to let him be his partner.

Felix tries to find common interests with his daughter, but her interests are closer to Oscar's.

When Oscar refuses to cut down on bad habits and junk food despite his ulcer, Felix books a calming trip for them -- on an old folks' cruise.

To learn why they can't stop bickering, the men try role reversal.

Reporting to the IRS in response to a letter, Felix panics and blurts out Oscar's poor tax preparations.

There's only one way Felix can get new costumes for his opera group: Oscar has to win the money in a pool game.

Felix becomes lawyer to himself and Oscar after they get charged with ticket scalping.

When Oscar burns up Felix's bed, he tries to set things right by suggesting Felix appear on Let's Make a Deal, hosted by Oscar's college friend, Monty Hall.

Oscar lies to his mother and tells her that he has a girl -- and she wants to meet her.

After repainting the apartment, Felix gets the redecorating bug and does the entire place over in ultra modern furniture. Oscar can't stand it, and redefines "bad taste" in his makeover with furniture from a discount house.

Murray moves in after having a fight with his wife, upsetting the duo's daily routines and plans to date a pair of stewardesses.