Rob Petrie's two worlds collide when he accidentally brings work problems home and home problems to work in the series premiere.
Rob's imagination runs wild when he convinces himself that something is wrong, leading to a hilarious spiral of unnecessary worry.
Buddy and Sally help Rob through a writing crisis, showcasing the brilliant chemistry of the writers' room.
Laura Petrie makes her mark in an episode that proves Mary Tyler Moore was born to light up a television screen.
Rob tries to keep a secret from Laura, and his inability to lie convincingly makes for fantastic physical comedy.
The writers' room faces a deadline crisis, and the pressure brings out the best — and funniest — in Rob, Buddy, and Sally.
A flashback reveals how Rob and Laura met, giving audiences the origin story of one of TV's greatest couples.
Rob and Laura host a dinner party that goes sideways, proving that the Petries are wonderful people but challenging hosts.
Buddy's one-liners steal the show in an episode that highlights Morey Amsterdam's rapid-fire comedic genius.
Sally's dating life becomes the office's favorite topic, and Rose Marie delivers a masterclass in comedic timing.
Rob gets into a misunderstanding with Alan Brady's staff, navigating the treacherous waters of showbiz politics.
Laura accidentally reveals something embarrassing on television, and Rob has to deal with the hilarious fallout.
The Petries' neighbors Jerry and Millie get pulled into another suburban adventure with Rob and Laura.
Rob tries to impress someone important and his overpreparation leads to one of the show's most relatable comedy moments.
A mix-up at the office creates a comedy of errors that only the Alan Brady Show writing team could produce.
Rob's attempt to do something creative outside of work proves that comedy writing is harder than it looks — even for a pro.
Laura and Rob disagree about a parenting decision for Ritchie, handling it with the wit and warmth that defines their marriage.
Buddy gets into trouble and Rob has to bail him out, testing the limits of workplace friendship.
Sally finds a new romantic prospect, and her friends' attempts to help only complicate matters.
An old Army buddy of Rob's visits, and the trip down memory lane reveals hilarious stories from Rob's pre-Laura days.
Rob faces a moral dilemma at work that he handles with the thoughtfulness and humor that make him TV's most likable comedy writer.
A neighborhood event brings the New Rochelle community together, with Rob inevitably ending up at the center of the action.
Laura takes charge of a situation while Rob is at work, proving she's more than a match for any challenge.
The first season wraps with an episode that captures everything viewers have come to love about the Petrie household.
Rob and Laura's marriage gets tested by a minor disagreement that snowballs into major comedy.
The writers' room dynamics shine as Rob, Buddy, and Sally tackle a creative challenge with their signature banter.
Rob trips over the ottoman in spectacular fashion as the season delivers another gem of domestic comedy.
An unexpected development at work forces Rob to juggle professional and personal obligations with his usual charm.
Laura and Sally team up, and their combined energy creates a force of nature that Rob and Buddy can barely contain.
The season finale delivers a story that ties together the show's workplace and home life in perfect comedic balance.