Mad About You

Paul and Jamie are stupefied when her luckless sister Lisa takes their dim-witted dog, Murray, out for a walk -- and returns with another hound on the leash.

Because of Paul's heavy workload, he and Jamie look forward to a long-postponed romantic night alone in their bedroom, but their little passion play is continually interrupted by phone calls, arguing neighbors, joggers and their klutzy dog who chases phantom mice.

After his father is hospitalized with mild chest pains, Paul and Jamie offer to spend the night at home with Paul's disagreeable mother.

Paul encourages an overworked Jamie to quit her job.

After quitting her job, Jamie struggles with her newfound leisure time.

Paul and Jamie care for a nephew on Halloween.

After a spat with Jamie, Paul leaves in a huff and eventually winds up in the American Museum of Natural History, where he bumps into Jamie and Lisa. As they talk out their differences, Paul and Jamie discover they had a chance encounter as children at the same museum.

Paul's birthday surprise for Jamie goes awry.

A mysterious trip to Atlantic City yields Ira's long-held secret.

Paul finishes his film as Jamie tries to plot her own future.

Paul mediates a spat between Jamie and her woeful and unemployed sister Lisa, after Lisa's psychologist publishes a case-study book in which her patient holds Jamie partially responsible for her sad-sack life.

Over the weekend, Paul and Jamie are stranded without cash or credit when their charge cards are confiscated after a computer glitch mistakenly confuses him with another Paul Buchman -- recently deceased.

Paul's absence makes Jamie's heart grow fonder when he is hired to shoot a documentary in Chicago for six weeks. He flies home on the weekends for passionate reunions, but one intimate weekend is jeopardized when Paul's abrasive mother comes knocking -- after Jamie told her that Paul was still out of town.

Ex-lovers Fran and Ira, desperate to keep Fran's suspected pregnancy under wraps, each secretly tell Paul and Jamie a different story, resulting in a cascade of mistaken identities, a paint-splattered room, and an uncooperative pregnancy test.

Christie Brinkley appears as herself as Paul's image of the perfect woman when he dons a computerized helmet and set of gloves. Unfortunately, he makes the mistake of telling Jamie, who returns the favor by strapping on the virtual-reality gear and encountering Andre Agassi.

In a Valentine's Day flashback, Paul and Jamie are swept back three years when bachelor Paul secretly scripts out how he will propose marriage to Jamie at the ice-skating rink in New York's Rockefeller Center. However, after Jamie is told of his romantic scheme by Fran, she is crushed when Paul first chickens out and presents her not with a diamond -- but a brand new set of skates.

Jamie teaches her Valentine, Paul, that their love for each other can survive even the worst case of bad karma.

While cleaning their apartment, Paul and Jamie accidentally switch a self-made videotape of themselves cavorting in their boudoir with a rental cassette of "RoboCop 3." Later, backtracking feverishly, the mortified couple must concoct a scheme to retrieve their intimate tape -- now rented by a lonely bachelor.

While making household repairs, Paul and Jamie accidentally discover a stash of amorous letters that had been hidden away, and discover a love affair between a couple much like themselves. To satisfy their desire to know what happened in the past 50 years, they track down one of the lovelorn correspondents, and are surprised at what they find.

Paul and Jamie find themselves in the middle of an argument between their mothers.

A frantic Paul trades bon mots with a finicky French teacher while he, Fran, Ira and Lisa scramble to covertly enroll Jamie in her college courses before she discovers that Paul forgot to mail her registration forms.

As Jamie arranges a blind date for Fran, Mark suddenly returns.

Jamie and Paul are locked out of their apartment on the eve of her big exam.

Paul loses his wedding ring on the eve of his second anniversary.

Paul and Jamie's anniversary prompts an unexpected discussion about children.