The Larry Sanders Show

Larry frets over a upcoming appearance by Roseanne.

Hank discovers that Darlene's replacement is gay; Larry frets over a Dana Carvey impression of him.

Frustrated with Larry's power trips, Arthur considers quitting the show.

Larry struggles to schedule comedian Jeff Cesario on the show.

A surprise visit by Larry's ex-wife Jeannie results in fireworks.

Hank hires his ne'er do well son to work on the show.

An embarrassing videotape poses problems for Hank.

As he's pressed to invite his friend Jeff Goldblum to appear on the show, Larry enlists his own staff to get him a date with a network publicist.

Larry discovers that his business manager has left him in financial ruin.

Paula's romance with Larry's agent causes problems on the show.

Paula deals with a health problem, and with comedian Brett Butler, with whom she once had a lesbian affair.

Larry takes on the network over a new comedy series featuring Chris Elliott.

Larry decides to feature his staff on the show.

Her brother's observations about racism at the show prompt Beverly to look for another job.

Larry's romance with a teenage intern causes trouble at work.

It's the night of Larry's eighth anniversary show and all is not well. Besides Hank's long-standing dispute with musical guest kd lang, Larry's NCAA Final Four basketball tickets may be in danger if Arthur has to bump sportscaster Pat O'Brien. When a mix-up with the limo driver forces her to drive herself to the show, Rosie O'Donnell won't help Paula with a pre-show interview, preferring to ju...

While Larry is away, guest host Sandra Bernhard's manager plots to take over the show.