Jack and Janet end up in the same bed, and Jack doesn't even remember how he got there.

Jack goes to the dentist who terrorizes him when the dentist thinks that Terri left him for Jack.

Larry asks Jack to take over on a date for him and Jack gets mixed up with diamond smugglers by mistake.

With Mr. Angelino's help (along with Mr. Furley), Jack gets his own restaurant!

It's the first night of Jack's Bistro and no one even knows about it! Larry drums up business by bringing in his Greek relatives.

As a favor to Felipe, the trio allows his niece to stay with them until her wedding to prevent the immigration department from deporting her. Through a comedy of errors, everyone suspects Jack and the girl spent the night together.

Janet sets Jack up with an old director friend of hers from school whom she didn't know had since gotten married. That's okay, though, because the friend wanted to have an affair anyway.

Jack hosts a Sunday brunch at the Bistro to prove to a pastor that it's a wholesome, family-oriented restaurant.

Larry wants to be a singer, but Jack finds out that he can't even carry a note when he sings at his restaurant, meanwhile Mr. Furley is helping Jack out in the kitchen and is messing up every order.

Terry dates an ex-murderer, which scares the total crap out of Jack and Janet.

Larry's sister is visiting and Larry asked Jack to take her out. After Jacks and his sister stay out late, Larry suspects that Jack is trying something with his sister.

Rumors are flying everywhere when Terry hears one about two friends and spreads it everywhere.

Jack must pay a bribe to an inspector in order to get a health permit so he sets up a sting operation to catch him redhanded but leads the police to believe that it's a drug bust they're working on.

Terry falls for a soap star, who happens to be a lecher who trying to maintain his image.

Jack finds out the hard way that when it comes to boxing, he is no Rocky.

Janet and Terri bet Jack that he can't go without women for a week. Although he is intent on proving them wrong, he weakens when he sets Furley up with an older woman whose bombshell daughter sweeps Jack off his feet.

Jack thinks that Janet is going out with Ralph's nephew when she trys to help him be a good gentleman when he meets girls.

Jack accidentally stumbles onto Angelino's love hideaway when he decides to sleep in the little apartment above the restaurant.

Jack wears a fake mustache to improve his image, but accidentally makes Terri fall in love with him.

Jack's Navy budy wants to get into the restaurant business, but tries to take over Jack's Bistro.

Janet and Terri overhear and misunderstand a conversation Jack and Mr. Angelino are having about finances and think Jack is in debt. They arrange for Jack to 'win' money on a faked radio show; money borrowed from Mr. Furley and Larry. However, Jack uses the sudden winfall to buy a new leather coat he's always wanted.