The Larry Sanders Show (HBO)

The Breakdown

Larry has a nervous breakdown -- on the air!

The List

Larry and his ex swap lists of who's slept with whom.

The Stalker

Larry becomes convinced he is being followed by a crazed fan and beefs up security at the studio and at home.

Larry's Agent

In the middle of renegotiating his contract, Larry fires his longtime agent and hires a more aggressive hotshot to represent him. Will the new agent's tactics work? Or will Larry be forced to leave Los Angeles for New York, and possibly go into syndication?

The Hankerciser 200

The Hankerciser 200, Hank's latest endorsement, poses a threat to Francine's health. She threatens to publicize its defectiveness after suffering an injury while exercising with it.

Life Behind Larry

As executive producer, Larry insists on choosing the host who will follow his own show's time slot, but soon finds himself inundated with pitches from hordes of hungry comedians.

Artie's Gone

When a mudslide leaves Artie stranded in Malibu, he asks Paula to cover for him until he arrives.

Larry Loses Interest

It's time for the anniversary show, and Larry is overwhelmed with ennui. It seems nothing new ever happens on the show.

Larry's Partner

Larry feels sorry for his former comedy partner, so he invites him to write for the show. When that doesn't work, he gives him a guest shot performing stand-up. When that doesn't work ...

Broadcast Nudes

During the show, Hank talks Hugh Hefner into doing a pictorial layout of Darlene and himself. Meanwhile, Larry is going to be featured in "Architectural Digest."

Larry's Birthday

A shake-up in the writing staff threatens to ruin Larry's birthday.

Being There

Larry is frustrated by Francine's lack of commitment to their relationship. Meanwhile, Hank feels threatened when Larry hires a new band leader for the show.

The Performance Artist

Larry grapples with censorship and controversy when he puts a provocative performance artist on the show.

Hank's Wedding

When Hank gets engaged to a much younger woman he's known for only two weeks, Larry suspects she's after more than just his heart.

Off Camera

While Larry is on the air, a magazine reporter and temperamental guests make Arthur's backstage job even more difficult than usual.

Grand Opening

While he's on vacation, Larry asks his neighbor, Burt Reynolds, to guest-host the show. Meanwhile, Hank concentrates on orchestrating the perfect grand opening for his restaurant.

NY or LA

When the network's new owner starts tinkering with the show, will Larry switch networks and go to New York?

Montana

After Larry quits show business and moves to Montana, a network lawsuit forces him to return to Hollywood.

You're Having My Baby

Larry's attempts to romance actress Mimi Rogers are thwarted by a Montana woman who claims Larry is the father of her child.

Would You Do Me A Favor?

Larry's father comes to visit, and the burden of entertaining him falls on Larry's assistant, Beverly.

The Gift Episode

Paula is convinced Larry is going to fire her after Danny DeVito cancels at the last minute.

People's Choice

Arthur is producing the People's Choice Awards, an easy, enjoyable job for him, until Larry wants to know who's hosting.

Hank's Night in the Sun

When Larry falls ill an hour before the show, Hank has to fill in as guest host, with surprisingly good, then bad, then awful results.

Office Romance

Ignoring Arthur's advice, Larry gets entangled in an office romance with Darlene.

The Mr. Sharon Stone Show

Larry's ego suffers when he realizes his new girlfriend, Sharon Stone, is a bigger star than he is.

Headwriter Phil

When Phil is promoted to head writer, he discovers the job is much more than he bargained for.

Like No Business I Know

Regis Philbin encourages Hank to consider a career shift. Larry worries that talk show guest Bobcat Goldthwait will get out of control.

Larry Loses a Friend

Guesting on the talk show, Larry's friend Jon Lovitz pursues his unrequited crush on Darlene.

Doubt of the Benefit

Rob Reiner cancels his appearance on the show after Larry turns down a charity appearance.

Hank's Divorce

During the seventh anniversary show, Hank's marital problems come to a head.

The Fourteenth Floor

Larry gets into an on-air feud with the network.

Next Stop ... Bottom

Recovering from his divorce, Hank holes up in a hotel with a succession of prostitutes.

Arthur's Crisis

Larry thinks Arthur's love life is interfering with his work.

End of the Season

Arthur and Larry's old friend, Roseanne, suspects Larry has a prescription drug problem.

Roseanne's Return

Ten months after she broke up with him, Larry is surprised to learn that Roseanne is scheduled to appear on the show.

Hank's New Assistant

After much prodding, Hank hires a temp while Darlene is on vacation. After Darlene quits, Hank decides to hire his temp, Brian. But what will happen when Hank finds out Brian is gay?

Arthur After Hours

After Arthur has an unusually frustrating day at the show, he spends the evening with new friend Nicolae, the janitor.

The Bump

Arthur and Larry juggle an overbooked show that includes Hank's tribute to his dead father.

Jeannie's Visit

Larry's ex-wife makes an unexpected visit to the office, making an unusual triangle of Larry, Hank and herself.

The P.A.

Artie hires his delinquent son as a production assistant on the show. But how far does family loyalty extend?

Hank's Sex Tape

Hank's career is threatened when a sex tape he appeared in is discovered by Larry's writers and distributed to the entertainment community.

Nothing Personal

It's sweeps week for The Larry Sanders Show, but the bookers are having a hard time landing big celebrity guests -- almost as hard a time as Larry is having landing a date with a hot new PR person. With bleak ratings looming, Larry asks his friend Jeff Goldblum to appear, and Jeff, in turn, helps Larry get his date.

Brother Can You Spare 1.2 Million?

Larry learns that his accountant has been embezzling his money. To survive financially, Larry agrees to do some commercials -- and get his revenge.

Conflict of Interest

Larry realizes there's a conflict of interest when Paula books the client of her boyfriend Stevie (who's also Larry's agent) on the show.

I Was a Teenage Lesbian

Paula finds a lump in her breast and fears the worst. Brett announces to Artie that she had an affair with Paula years ago.

Larry's Sitcom

As part of Larry's production deal, the network gives him a pilot commitment.

Larry's Big Idea

Larry decides to change his show's format to include his production team, even after Artie's warnings of failure.

Beverly and the Prop Job

Beverly attempts to get her cousin a job while she goes through an identity crisis.

0.409

Larry sleeps with the very young show intern against Artie's continuous warnings and has a PR nightmare when the relationship becomes public.

Eight

Larry's eighth anniversary -- a star-studded gala -- doesn't go quite as planned.

Larry's on Vacation

When Larry takes time off for minor cosmetic surgery, guest host Sandra Bernhard and her bitch manager attempt to take over the show.

Everybody Loves Larry

Larry is uncomfortable with David Duchovny's overtures of friendship.

My Name Is Asher Kingsley

Hank gets in touch with his Jewish roots.

Where Is The Love?

Larry's feelings are hurt when he and the show get a terrible review.

Ellen, or Isn't She?

Larry tries to get Ellen DeGeneres to "come out" on the air. Meanwhile, there is dissension in the ranks when copies of the show budget are leaked to the entire staff.

The New Writer

Phil has trouble adapting when Larry hires a new female writer. Hank thinks Kevin Nealon is after his job.

The Matchmaker

When Brian ends his relationship with his boyfriend, Hank tries to fix him up, but winds up starting rumors about himself.

Make a Wish

Larry is more concerned with getting on People's Sexiest Man list than with meeting a child from the One Wish Foundation. Hank tries to make celeb friends by dealing in Cuban cigars.

Arthur and Angie and Hank and Hercules

Arthur reunites with his old flame, Angie Dickinson, and the two run off to Italy together. Hank auditions for Hercules in Disney's next animated movie, but gets the part of Iggus, the village idiot.

The Prank

Larry thinks Lori Loughlin is stealing from him. Hank falls for a woman with a child, but alienates both of them when her son is a guest on the show.

The Book

Larry is excited about publishing his own memoirs until he reads his own writing. Beverly has a secret admirer.

Pain Equals Funny

The more depressed Phil gets, the funnier his writing becomes.

The Roast

Larry is roasted, but instead of feeling honored, his feelings are hurt by all the insults. Hank resents not being asked to be the roastmaster, especially after practicing heckler retorts.

Larry's New Love

Larry's new girlfriend wants to be a success more than she wants to be with Larry.

Another List

The network presents a list of changes it wants to make on the show, but Artie can't get Larry to focus on anything other than Winona Ryder. When Hank learns that a fan of his has "Hey Now" vanity plates, he will do anything to get ownership of them.

The Beginning of the End

Larry makes endless changes to the show to meet the network notes. Artie almost has a heart attack while arguing with the network. Larry's agent Stevie picks up Jon Stewart as a client in a clear conflict of interest. Larry announces on the air that when his contract is up, he will quit the show.

As My Career Lay Dying

Hank is distraught about what he'll do when the show goes down.

Pilots and Pens Lost

Phil quits working for the show when the network gives him a pilot, which turns into a train wreck.

The Interview

Larry is psyched for his first post-announcement interview with Maureen O'Boyle. But he ends up crying on the air and wants Artie, who had a sexual relationship with Maureen, to get it cut. When Mary Lou hits Hank's car, Hank thinks it was Vince Vaughn.

Adolf Hankler

The network welcomes Jon Stewart as a guest host for the first time since Larry's announcement. Meanwhile, Larry tries to get a normal relationship with his brother Stan, but can't pry himself away from talking to Artie on the phone about how Jon Stewart is doing.

Beverly's Secret

The office learns that Beverly is pregnant, and starts a pool to guess the father, knowing he was a guest on the show.

I Buried Sid

Hank is jealous when Sid gets to do a sketch, and tells him that people are laughing "at" him instead of "with" him. When Sid kills himself, Hank feels compelled to financially take care of Sid's family. Larry tries to keep his relationship with Laura Dern a secret.

Just the Perfect Blendship

Larry wants to date Gina Gershon, but feels the need to get the permission of one of his best friends, Jeff Goldblum, who used to date her. Meanwhile, Hank dates the woman who performed his colonoscopy.

Putting the "Gay" Back In Litigation

Larry begins to date Illeana Douglas, but feels compelled to rehearse her through her segment. Meanwhile, Brian brings a sexual harassment suit against Phil for all his gay jokes.

Flip

Larry scrambles to get his last show together, and must confront David Duchovny's affections in order to secure him as a guest. Arthur tries to keep the staff's emotions together as things are packed up and the last show is done.