It's a Living - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
The Roof Show
The staff find themselves trapped on the roof, while Amy, Nancy and Howard must deal with an unruly crowd at the restaurant.
The Bar
The girls, Sonny, Nancy, Howard and Howard's date all find themselves at the same singles bar after work. High jinks ensue.
The Reunion Show
Jan's high school reunion is at the restaurant, where she runs into her old boyfriend Jack.
Surprise
Amy believes that Richie is having an affair with Ginger, and is not so sure whether to tell Jan just days before her birthday party.
Nancy's Sister
Nancy's sister Gloria comes to visit, much to her dismay. With a history of stealing boyfriends, Nancy isn't happy when Gloria takes a shine to Howard.
Night at the Iguana
Family Feud
The Dot and Howard Show
Farewell, My Sonny
A meeting of a mystery society results in murder.
Critic's Choice
Richie's Sculpture
Sonny's Oil (a.k.a.) The Oil Show
Nancy's Birthday Party
The Evictables
Ginger's Baby
Bachelor Party
Amy's Rusty
Dot's Priest
The Dickie Doodle Show
The Howie Show
The Dot Quits Show
The Two Guys Show
A Romantic Comedy
Manhandling
Nancy's Shrink
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