Ronnie must decide whether to leave her husband or stay with him "for the sake of the business."

Ronnie and Olive try to be friends outside the office; Josh is horrified when everyone starts using Perry's made-up word.

Ronnie is livid after Bryce pleads for her forgiveness on "Entertainment Tonight."

Divorce proceedings take an ugly turn when Bryce threatens to write a tell-all book about Ronnie.

Josh is infatuated with a rodeo cowboy who's more interested in roping Ronnie.

Ronnie and Bryce battle for custody of their geriatric dog, Buddy. Perry dates a pregnant model.

A toy company approaches Ronnie about making a Veronica Chase doll for its line of "female role models."

Ronnie's plans for a "traditional" dinner are interrupted when Bryce's grandmother arrives.

Ronnie persuades Olive to set her up with her gorgeous brother, but discovers after one date that he's an egotist.

Olive sings a solo at the Lincoln Center Christmas show while Ronnie is given a less glamorous role. Bryce has ulterior motives for asking Josh to dinner.

Olive's boyfriend makes at pass at Ronnie. Kathy Najimy.

Bryce decides he wants to "work" at the office, but his antics only disrupt things for Ronnie, and cause her to wonder if the staff likes him more than her.

Ronnie stirs up controversy, and jeopardizes a date with Kevin Costner, after writing about the joys of "romancing yourself." Leo learns about Tina's past romances.

A glitch in her divorce proceedings stymies Ronnie's plans to consummate her renewed relationship with an old flame. Perry deals with his girlfriend's superstitions.

Ronnie copes with a kleptomaniac-supermodel and sues a drag queen who's been mocking her on TV.

Olive and the staff don't trust Bryce when he asks Ronnie to be his friend once their divorce is final. Christopher McDonald.

Ronnie celebrates her divorce with a trip to Atlantic City---only to return with a new husband.

Olive feels stripped of her pride when asked what her new man does for a living; Perry tries to bond with his new girlfriend's son.

Ronnie returns from the airport with a suitcase that she concludes belongs to the perfect man. Tina scores more than an autograph when she meets football star Keyshawn Johnson.

Leo learns his fiancée kissed another man. The staff scrambles to produce a summer catalogue.

In an effort to expand the company, Ronnie seeks the help of a silent partner.

Ronnie's partner takes a liking to Josh, who responds in shocking fashion.

Hunter's stepfather arrives to check up on him---and he winds up charming the former boss, Ronnie.

Anger and sexual tension rise between Ronnie and Alec as they try to share an office and run the company together.

Ronnie searches for a fresh face to feature as the catalogue's cover girl; Josh ends up on the outs with an altar-bound chum.

Olive and Perry share an awkward moment. Alec acts like a scared kitten around Ronnie's dog.

Ronnie finds Alec's chivalry attractive. Leo wants to be Perry's roommate.

Olive and Ronnie grow disillusioned with the effects of a health herb, while Alec plots revenge against his ex after Perry starts dating her.

A woman sues the company over a defect caused by a sports bra; Olive gets down to business with the new intern.

Thanksgiving dinner is a family affair for Olive, who sets a place for her young beau and his attractive dad.

Ronnie acts like a woman scorned when Alec entertains offers from another company. Leo and his girlfriend play a name game.

Ronnie gets naughty with a nice department-store Santa, then cries out when she sees who's under the beard.

Josh receives a birthday visit from his boisterous parents. Leo and Perry find what they think is a dream apartment.

After a tiff with Alec, Josh quits his job as executive assistant and goes to work for Perry.

Ronnie is horrified when her ex-husband, Bryce, invites her to his wedding.

Ronnie persuades Alec that it's time to buy a townhouse---and that she should be his decorator; Josh has a girlfriend.

An eccentric photographer (John Ritter) has trouble focusing on the project Ronnie hires him to shoot, leaving Alec furious.

Ronnie plans to present a `humorous' tribute during a dinner honoring Alec.

An encounter with Alec takes Ronnie off her feet---literally; Josh meets Chloe's Irish family on St. Patrick's Day.

Josh gains a wealth of knowledge about his girlfriend, while Ronnie and Alec try to keep their affair under wraps.

The staff heads for Kansas when they learn Ronnie's home town plans to name a street "Veronica Chase Boulevard."

Ronnie's charity-ball date sparks jealousy in Alec, who thinks their relationship should go back to business---and only business.

Alec offers Justin half of the company, because Justin has "won" Ronnie. Olive spots an ex in the cast of "Cabaret."

Ronnie agrees to a weekend away with Justin, and Alec abruptly announces that he's leaving the company.

Ronnie reels at the news that Alec has died in a bizarre volcano accident, but she really blows her top when she comes face-to-face with his widow. Meanwhile, Josh has a surprise for the rest of the office.

Already sick of Alec's widow, June, Ronnie schemes to get rid of her new boss by malevolent means, but her staff's lack of cooperation inhibits her departure. Also: Josh's efforts to be one of the guys on a golf outing with Chloe's father are way out-of-bounds.

Ronnie is temporarily distracted from the office remodelling by a fling with the construction foreman. Also: Perry becomes the butt of a cruel joke when the men's room is out of order; and Olive gets a new perspective when she reads to a blind teenager.

The office renovation is complete, and Ronnie thinks June is trying to trick her into choosing inferior accommodations. Also, a videotape from Leo's past comes back to haunt him.

Ronnie turns especially catty when her birthday gift to Olive is not nearly as purr-fect as Josh's. Meanwhile, Perry and Leo go to extremes to see a different side of June.

Taking a page from the Rosie Ruiz training manual, Ronnie learns a long, hard lesson about shortcuts at a charity walkathon. Meanwhile, Josh and Chloe perform a dress rehearsal of their upcoming marriage.

Ronnie's Thanksgiving bash becomes just that when she and June try to beat the stuffing out of one another. Josh cooks for Chloe's brothers. Perry gets a monkey off his back at the holiday parade.

A trip to Miami for Ronnie and her staff plays out in different scenarios, depending on which flight they board. Tara Lipinski and Pete Rose appear as themselves.

Ronnie nearly loses her head getting ready for a New Year's Eve duet with Isaac Hayes. Leo puts his feelings for Lana in writing. Perry tries to catch up on some last-minute resolutions.

Ronnie “smells” trouble with a sexy new suitor. Olive learns good things don't always come in small packages.

Veronica vies to set an unusual world record; Josh shrinks from confrontation with a hostile neighbor. Perry's senile grandfather grows alarmingly fond of Leo.

When Ronnie dates Olive's former beau, she is tormented by a constant reminder of their relationship. Josh defends Perry and Leo from the office bully.

Stressed out about planning his wedding, Josh goes on an eating binge. Ronnie causes a Valentine's Day marketing massacre.

Josh and Chloe both develop crushes on their wedding planner. Ronnie enjoys a steamy reunion with June's hunky father.

Ronnie nervously anticipates an overnight stay with Tom. Leo aspires to be the best man at Josh's wedding.

At Josh's bachelor party, his longstanding flirtation with best pal Brian goes a step further.

On the eve of his wedding to Chloe, Josh finally confronts the issue of his latent homosexuality. Perry plots to seduce June.

As Josh faces his first official day out of the closet, Ronnie and Olive compete to find him a new beau.

As Josh faces his first official day out of the closet, Ronnie and Olive compete to find him a new beau.

Ronnie begs Olive to come back to Veronica's Closet; Leo accidentally telephones a supermodel.

The latest office romance is a surprise; Leo tries to teach Josh how to play basketball.

Ronnie and Perry encounter trouble in their new romance.