Felix and Oscar try to break up their poker game so that they can go out with the Pigeon sisters.

Oscar's date with a stewardess is interrupted by Felix's sickness.

When Oscar throws Felix out of the apartment, he moves in with Murray, then Vinnie, and then the Pigeon sisters.

Oscar's ulcer begins to flare up again.

Felix goes missing, and Oscar thinks his buddy is dead.

In a parody of A Christmas Carol, Oscar dreams he is haunted by Felix's ghost.

Oscar's poker buddies believe that the eternally-strapped Oscar swiped fifty dollars out of the kitty during a building-wide blackout; Oscar fights to prove his innocence. (Contributor: Pushover Paige)

A baby causes one heck of an evening.

Oscar and Felix's neighbor might very well be a bank robber.

Oscar and his buddies go to a play featuring Felix's "librarian" girlfriend that bares "the naked truth."

A pregnant relative shows up at Oscar and Felix's door, and they try to help her through her impending delivery.

Oscar begins sleepwalking and annoys Felix.

Oscar and Felix are arrested after Murray raids the poker game.

A TV talk show is the setting for the Oscar/Felix sloppy/neat showdown.

Oscar and Felix move into a San Quentin-style building.

Flashback Episode: We look back to the 1950s where young Felix suffers from an epic case of bad nerves and Oscar proposes to Gloria for him.

Oscar pulls Felix back into the apartment after he loses his balance while washing the window, and soon regrets his heroism as Felix endeavors to find ways to say "thank you".

While Felix is out of town, his grandfather runs away from the old folks home to the apartment, and proves to Oscar to be just as big a pest as his grandson.

Oscar, Felix, and Murray run a Japanese restaurant.

Felix's instinct involves Oscar, a sports banquet, and a murder attempt.

Computer dating disaster: Oscar gets matched with Felix's ex-wife.

Oscar is unable to start writing his book while Felix won't stop cracking his whip.

Oscar has a great and unusual idea about how to prevent his mother from knowing about his divorce.

Felix suffers from a very unique case of trauma while expecting a child.

Felix intends on giving Oscar a surprise party -- regardless if he likes it or not.

Felix tries to be a pal to his daughter.

Felix nurses Oscar's ulcer.

Terminal incompatibility almost throws Felix out.

The IRS summons Felix.

Oscar's secretary is doomed when she becomes Felix's agent.

Felix becomes lawyer to himself and Oscar after they get charged with ticket scalping.

After Felix gets angry at Oscar for burning his bed, Oscar suggests that they appear as contestants on a New York version of Let's Make a Deal so they can win a bed as a prize. What do they dress as? Front and back ends of a horse! What happens? You'll have to see to believe!

Oscar lies to his mother and tells her that he has a girl -- and she wants to meet her.

After repainting the apartment, Felix gets the redecorating bug and does the entire place over in ultra modern furniture. Oscar can't stand it, and redefines ""bad taste"" in his makeover with furniture from a discount house.

Felix and Oscar try to get rid of a depressed house guest.

Felix's ex-wife visits and he thinks that he can convince her to take him back.

Edward Villella teaches Oscar and Felix how to dance while dancing to music from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.

Felix comes up with a scheme to prove he is more physically fit than Oscar.

Flashback Episode: Felix attempts to salvage Oscar's marriage and ends up destroying his own marriage.

Parking nightmares for Oscar and Felix as they fruitlessly attempt to find a parking spot for their new automobile.

Flashback Episode: Oscar gets married and spends the wedding night in the Army barracks.

Felix decides to write a song for Jaye P. Morgan.

Felix makes a movie about... Oscar Madison!!

Bobby Riggs appears and tries to hustle Oscar out of all his possessions.

Oscar and Felix try to find a maid who is beautiful enough for Oscar, and clean enough for Felix.

Felix is convinced the air conditioner is haunted by a ghost.

Oscar and his dentist try to convince Felix to invest in a new product: barnacle-made glue!

Felix is afraid of flying, but he has a photography assignment in Houston. Will he overcome his fear?

The New York Metropolitan Opera's Marilyn Horne stars as Felix's new discovery, but is too shy to appear in his opera unless Oscar is in it as well.

Felix's brother tries to convince him to leave New York City.

Felix tries to get his old college band on Monty Hall's nostalgia program.

Suffering from sleeplessness, Felix keeps Oscar awake with his fussing.

Felix joins the NYPD's civilian unit.

Felix's first big assignment is to photograph a centerfold.

Oscar's secretary is upset over the loss of her errant beau.

Felix drops a bombshell when he refuses to participate in the championship bowling match.

Oscar loses Leonard's entry in a frog-jumping event.

Felix becomes Oscar's agent, who lands a bit part in a movie.

Felix abducts Silver the Canine Wonder from a bad agent.

After losing $500 to Billy Bob Babcock in a poker game, Oscar only gets 24 hours to pay up.

Felix enters Oscar in an election against an incumbent city councilman.

Felix tries to convince Oscar that New York City is a fun place to live.

After Oscar takes a job as a radio host, Felix comes up with his own ideas to boost the ratings.

Oscar wants to be a family man.

Oscar is volunteered by Felix to model for a series of weight-loss advertisements.

Felix helps Oscar get a job with Howard Cosell.

Felix starts a picket line with his fellow tenants over high rent rates.

Oscar resists throat surgery, so Felix keeps nagging him to have it.

Oscar's old Army buddy visits, and his musical talent impresses Felix.

Felix is upset when he learns that his high school girlfriend is now a grandmother.

Felix is jealous when Oscar and Richard Dawson are selected to be co-hosts of a TV show.

After being kicked out of his apartment five years earlier, Felix convices his ex-wife that they should remarry. She accepts and they are married. All of a sudden, Oscar Madison is alone, again.