The Larry Sanders Show

Larry has a nervous breakdown -- on the air!

Larry and his ex swap lists of who's slept with whom.

Larry becomes convinced he is being followed by a crazed fan and beefs up security at the studio and at home.

Larry fires his longtime agent and hires a more aggressive hotshot to represent him.

The Hankerciser 200, Hank's latest endorsement, poses a threat to Francine's health.

As executive producer, Larry insists on choosing the host who will follow his own show's time slot.

When a mudslide leaves Artie stranded in Malibu, he asks Paula to cover for him until he arrives.

It's time for the anniversary show, and Larry is overwhelmed with ennui. It seems nothing new ever happens on the show.

Larry feels sorry for his former comedy partner, so he invites him to write for the show.

During the show, Hank talks Hugh Hefner into doing a pictorial layout of Darlene and himself.

A shake-up in the writing staff threatens to ruin Larry's birthday.

Larry is frustrated by Francine's lack of commitment to their relationship. Hank feels threatened when Larry hires a new band leader.

Larry deals with censorship and controversy when he puts a provocative performance artist on the show.

When Hank gets engaged to a much younger woman, Larry suspects she's after more than just his heart.

While Larry is on the air, a magazine reporter and temperamental guests make Arthur's backstage job even more difficult than usual.

While he's on vacation, Larry asks his neighbor, Burt Reynolds, to guest-host the show.

When the network's new owner starts tinkering with the show, will Larry switch networks and go to New York?