Bruce and Alex give conflicting medical advice to a young athlete; Joyce competes with Tiger Woods in her alumni magazine; Matt and Serena (almost) drop an unconscious patient.
Ron's teasing makes Joyce question whether her friendship with a pharmaceutical rep is genuine; Alex has trouble letting Serena take on a new task; Matt finds a mentor in Bruce.
At the annual fundraiser, Alex and her husband Tim try to have a wild, kid-free night; Ron and Joyce butt heads over hosting duties; Bruce sets out to win this year's "Dancing with the Caregivers" competition.
A storm causes chaos in the Emergency Department; Alex is torn between an obligation to her husband and her co-workers' needs; Joyce goes on a spending spree with found money.
Jay must adapt to his young new wife, Gloria and her son. Meanwhile, Claire deals with her own family. Mitchell and Cam decide to adopt a baby.
If Ray and Debra both pass away, they want Bernie and Linda to adopt the kids.
Debra's sister Jennifer visits and announces her intention to become a nun.
Debra points out the similarities between Ray and his annoying cousin Gerard.
Debra's has been very amorous and Ray wonders why. He later learns that her desire occurs after her work out. So Ray goes to the gym to see the guy and joins the class and wrecks it.
Debra tries a new approach to Marie's negative attitude.
George Sr. is worried that Mary wants another baby and gets a vasectomy behind her back; Drs. Linkletter and Sturgis go to Sheldon for science tutoring.
George Sr. gets an exciting job offer; Sheldon prepares for his move to California.
Following his father's passing, Sheldon Cooper navigates an uncharted territory, grappling with newfound responsibilities and emotional turmoil.
Young Sheldon ends its seven-year run with a must-see two-episode series finale; Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik reprise their roles as Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler in an unforgettable hour of television.
Meet a child genius named Sheldon Cooper (already seen as an adult in The Big Bang Theory) and his family. Some unique challenges face Sheldon, who is socially impaired.
It's Halloween at Dunder Mifflin, and Michael is upset that Darryl went over his head with an idea, and Jim and Pam are obsessed with finding out why Danny didn't call Pam back when they were dating four years ago.
During Jim and Pam's daughter's christening, Michael becomes upset over the lack of family-like unity between himself and his employees. So he responds by impulsively joining a teenage church mission to Mexico.
Michael sabotages Erin's "Glee" viewing party because of his contempt for Gabe, Jim and Pam discover that Dwight can keep their daughter from crying, and Andy has a bad reaction to a mixture of wine and a Japanese stimulant.
Co-workers who invested in Ryan's Internet venture want him to sell, but Michael refuses to go along. Meanwhile, Jim loses his motivation to work when he reaches his commission cap, and Dwight creates a hay festival in the parking lot.
Pam stands up to Dwight when he makes cutbacks to save money in the building, but will Dwight have the last laugh? Meanwhile, the office is surprised and energized when Michael outsmarts Oscar in a debate about China.
In an effort to bond with Alan and Charlie, Evelyn's new boyfriend invites them on a trip to Vegas with all the frills.
Jake is ready to begin junior high school, until Alan scares him by telling him about all of the horrors that he experienced. Meanwhile, Charlie has a rash in a most inopportune area.
Charlie and his mom temporarily become friends until Charlie takes an interest in one of her married clients and Alan goes to bed with a woman who has self-esteem issues.
Charlie humors Alan by going on a date with a woman his own age instead of a young bimbo. But when the woman rejects him after the first date, he becomes obsessed with seeing her again.
Charlie is getting serious with Linda. But lately he seems to be seeing his ex-stalker, Rose. Has she returned from England, or is it his imagination?
Bruce and Alex give conflicting medical advice to a young athlete; Joyce competes with Tiger Woods in her alumni magazine; Matt and Serena (almost) drop an unconscious patient.
Ron's teasing makes Joyce question whether her friendship with a pharmaceutical rep is genuine; Alex has trouble letting Serena take on a new task; Matt finds a mentor in Bruce.
At the annual fundraiser, Alex and her husband Tim try to have a wild, kid-free night; Ron and Joyce butt heads over hosting duties; Bruce sets out to win this year's "Dancing with the Caregivers" competition.
A storm causes chaos in the Emergency Department; Alex is torn between an obligation to her husband and her co-workers' needs; Joyce goes on a spending spree with found money.
Jay must adapt to his young new wife, Gloria and her son. Meanwhile, Claire deals with her own family. Mitchell and Cam decide to adopt a baby.
Friends* S9:E21
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E22
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E23
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S9:E24
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S10:E1
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Adults* S1:E7
Anton and Paul Baker host a visitor from out of town, while Issa takes a stand at work.
Adults* S1:E8
The group opens the mailbox for the first time in months.
Adults* S1:E1
The friend group finds out that someone they know is making national headlines.
Mickey befriends a Greenwich divorcee, testing her friendship with Alba.
Mickey decides the kids need closure, so she brings Sabrina to visit her mom while Jimmy brings the boys to visit their dad.
Mickey and Jimmy throw a Halloween party in their spooky, charred mansion but things get out of hand. Sabrina hopes to use the house party to cement her legacy, which her parents have tarnished, and Mickey teaches some pranksters a lesson.
Mickey is determined to prove Ben doesn't need A.D.D. medication to complete his school project, but she and Alba get overly invested. Jimmy helps Chip make his secret boys club cool again.
When family matriarch Great-Grandma Rita turns 100, Mickey and the crew crash the party. But things take a wildly unexpected turn when senile Rita mistakes Mickey for her best friend (and secret lover) from her youth.