Perfect Strangers

When both Larry and Balki get the jobs of their dreams at the Chicago Chronicle, Balki's boss tries to fire him.

Larry resorts to the Myposian diet, fish-eye soup and pig snouts, in order to lose weight

Balki must convince Larry that Balki is a victim of sexual harassment.

Balki and Larry confront a breakfast-cereal conglomerate and discover that one man can make a difference.

Larry suspects the worst when Balki and Jennifer conspire to surprise Larry with a new typewriter.

A psychic makes strange predictions about Larry's future--which start to come true.

When Larry gets beat up in a bar fight, he and Balki take karate lessons.

Balki devises a plan to put a con artist out of business.

Larry dreams of life without Jennifer and decides to reveal his feelings for her.

Balki is glued to the TV after cable is installed.

In a single evening, Larry and Balki break into the boss' office, hide on a 12th-story ledge, and save the life of a suicidal reporter.

When Larry and Balki are chosen to appear in the Chronicle's TV commercial, Larry develops a "star" ego.

Larry convinces Balki that confidential information Balki obtains in the mail room must never be revealed--until it's Larry who wants to know.

Balki invites the racketeer that he and Larry put in jail to stay with them when he is parolled.

Wanting to make extra money, Larry and Balki bake Myposian pastries to sell.

Wanting to make extra money, Larry and Balki bake Myposian pastries to sell.

Larry, instead of calling a plumber, tries to fix Jennifer's pipes himself.

Balki and Larry get handcuffed together right before Larry's lunch date with a publisher.

Larry enlists Balki to help him with his plan to impress his visiting brother.

Larry is suspicious when Balki claims to have met Olympian Carl Lewis.

When Balki graduates first in his night-school class, he hopes for a traditional ceremony and prom.

Balki's Grandma Biki dies while visiting and Balki pretends that nothing unusual has happened.