Season 3 - Episode Guide

There's a heat wave in New York City so Paul and Jamie decide to borrow Fran's car and head for the coast for some fried clams.

Rumors of the building going co-op escalates the hostility between the Buchmans and their British neighbors.

Jamie wants to scatter her uncle's ashes in a winner's circle, but doing so depends on a long shot.

Wicker moves in with the Buchmans after confessing a flirtation to his wife.

Jamie's PR work for her father-in-law leads to a business, but Paul wonders if his career is moving at all.

Jamie causes a city-wide blackout when she tries to get a free in their bedroom; Paul is a finalist for a grant for his new documentary.

Paul flirts with a professional possibility, while Jamie argues with an ex over who dumped whom.

Paul and Jamie are planning to host their first Thanksgiving dinner, and have invited both sets of parents. They are forced to scramble for a new plan after Murray eats the turkey.

It's chilly in Jamie and Paul's bedroom, even though they insist to each other their lovemaking is hot.

Jamie's had a bad day wants to stay home, but Paul persuades her to go out to meet Ira's new girlfriend. As they struggle to get across town, they are plagued by turbulent encounters with strangers.

PBS asks the Buchmans to film themselves in their apartment for 15 minutes with no cuts for a "slice of life" documentary.

While Jamie and Paul are out testing pick-up techniques, Ira and Jamie's friend Susannah get to know each other.

A flashback to the months before Jamie and Paul's wedding finds them being showered with "help."

With a week to go, the wedding garb doesn't fit, and Paul's sister is separated.

Murray gets an agent after appearing in a commercial.

A TV legend agrees to narrate Paul's documentary about TV---but only if his own show gets more mention.

Jamie goes away for the weekend, and Paul has too much free time and no clue about how his household is run.

Paul and Jamie suffer, but an oblivious Lisa blooms after she inadvertently switches purses with Jamie.

The Buchmans spin a web of lies when they pose as Paul's parents to take a nonrefundable trip booked by Burt and Sylvia.

Ira's offered an interest-free loan from his now widowed---and wealthy---ex-wife.

Ira and his date fight as Paul's birthday party, prompting Paul to have flashbacks to some of the disasters that have ruined his birthday in previous years.

A client has Jamie working with her former beau, who's created a nasty comic-book character that looks like her.

The Buchmans struggle to find the perfect anniversary gift and discover that the newsstand where they met has burned down.

When the newsstand where they met burns down on their anniversary, we get a glimpse of what life for Paul and Jamie could have been like if they had never met.