Just Shoot Me

Maya's experiment has unexpected consequences as Jack sets out to assemble a toy for his baby and Nina relishes her role in a practical joke on Finch.

While Maya finds it hard to fire an incompetent new assistant, Elliott and Finch conspire to embarrass Nina during a radio debate.

Lester turns into a real pain for Mary when he comes home from work complaining of a stomachache. When she goes out for a pedicure, Lester gets appendicitis--leaving Sandra to care for him.

Finch ignores all warnings and gets involved with Elliott's old girlfriend.

A request to get her father to stop his favoritism backfires and costs Maya a trip to London.

Maya's article about Woody Allen catches the eye of an impostor.

Jack must prove himself worthy in order to get his young daughter admitted to a prestigious private school.

Maya's tireless efforts for charity are overshadowed by her father's large cash donation.

Maya's efforts to do something nice for a janitor backfires.

Elliott vows to use a high school teacher's funeral to prove something to his old classmates.

Maya tries proving herself to a successful college roommate; Jack's birthday sets Finch and Nina to fighting over who can find the best present.

Maya is sued for sexual harassment; Elliot's new girlfriend stars in an embarrassing television commercial.

Finch must convince his dad that he isn't gay.

Maya and her co-workers are puzzled by Jack's sudden bad mood.

Maya interviews a rock star with whom Nina claims to have had an affair.

A college student Maya is mentoring decides to become a model; Jack and Finch secretly team up as bridge partners.

Nina agrees to have an old bikini enshrined in a local restaurant.

Maya pretends to be Elliott' wife in order to help him get a new apartment.

Finch is threatened by Jack's new assistant.

A bad case of writer's block forces Jack to look up a partner he dumped thirty years ago; Nina seeks Elliott's help with a tax auditor.

Maya is forced to defend the magazine during an interview with some feminist college co-eds.

Maya gets the magazine in trouble with her honest appraisal of a famous fashion designer's new work.

Maya and her colleagues recall the circumstances which led to their being hired by Jack.

Jack's ex-wife returns to claim a painting she won in their divorce twenty-five years ago.