NewsRadio - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

Jumper
When a suicidal man prepares to jump out a window from their office level, WNYX staff members show their true colors.

Plan Bee
The arrival of a productivity consultant sends the station's staff into a panic; Bill switches to television.

The Public Domain
Andrea assigns Steve some management work, creating a leadership crisis for Dave; Matthew sneaks into the office.

Super Karate Monkey Death Car
The staff panics when analyst Andrea informs them of an imminent lie detector test; Jimmy's book hits Japan.

French Diplomacy
Lisa tells everyone that Dave has broken up with her; Matthew's other vocation is no longer a secret.

Pure Evil
Dave, frustrated over his professional setback, decides that he is through being nice; Bill's new on-air notoriety is a bit of a shock to all.

Catherine Moves On
Catherine's departure from WNYX stirs up memories for Jimmy and the staff, and inspires Joe's last romantic effort.

Stupid Holiday Charity Talent Show
Because of a bet he made, Mr. James promises to rehire Matthew if somebody from WNYX wins a talent show.

The Secret of Management
Lisa wants to learn Jimmy's secret to management; Bill gets a butler.

Look Who's Talking
Dave and Lisa find out that Bill plans to adopt an infant; Jimmy gets Beth to play a role for a bachelor auction.

Chock
Dave gets a surprise visit from his college chums but quickly faces a difficult decision; Lisa gets tough on Matthew.

Who's the Boss? (1)
Dave and Lisa make Bill the boss to teach him a lesson. Joe is on strike.

Who's the Boss? (2)
After Bill's turn as manager ends, Jimmy decides to let the employees vote for Dave or Lisa as boss.

Security Door
The staff questions Dave's sanity after he has a security door installed in the lobby; Bill is hired to do a TV commercial for a blue-jean company.

Big Brother
Matthew joins the Big Brother program and is paired with a man a few years older; Bill sleuths to find Lisa's new boyfriend.

Beep, Beep
Jimmy demands that Dave and Lisa reunite for the good of the company; Matthew gets a toy car.

Balloon
Jimmy plans a hot-air balloon trip, and Lisa covers the story; Bill's new habit disgusts Dave.

Copy Machine
Joe thinks he is responsible for the death of an obscure staff member.

Monster Rancher
Dave and Bill react to new talent in the office when Jimmy brings in an intern -- his nephew.

4:20
Matthew fights Joe in a charity boxing match and impresses his co-workers; Walt asks Lisa out.

Jackass Junior High
Dave has a bad day with the staff, coping with crises involving Lisa's femininity and Bill's depression.

Sinking Ship
A news station aboard the Titanic is posed as a hypothetical allegory with staffers playing roles aboard ship. Bill makes his final appearance in this episode.
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