The Weber Show - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
In the pilot episode, a blind date puts a hex on Jack, who comes to believe that her spell may be working.
... and then he gave her some old linguini
Larry decides to redecorate the apartment, while Jack tries to adjust to his new, younger boss.
... and then she gave him the bird
Larry reacts poorly when Jack tells him the truth about their childhood friendship; and Wendell gets Melissa a sculpture commission.
... and then he had to give a thumbs up
While Jack has a chance of getting a promotion, Melissa and Larry chip in to hire a personal trainer.
... and then he looked at Wendell's thing
After sneaking a look at Wendell's employee evaluation of him, Jack is unhappy with one of the scores.
... and then Larry brought Charlton Heston home
Larry treats Charlton Heston, who's suffering from temporary amnesia and thinks that he's a plumber named Doug.
... and then Wendell wore Candy Stripes
While Wendell volunteers as a hospital candy striper, Jack's upset that his new friend is attracted to Melissa.
... and then they got a motorcycle with a sidecar
Jack and Larry buy a motorcycle with a sidecar; Melissa's latest beau wants her to cook him a meal.
... and then Jack found out
Jack suspects that his new friend may fancy him after all; an out-of-shape Larry participates in a charity race.
... and then Jack forgot his dream
Larry's heavy-metal-musician brother pays a visit; Jack tries to get Katie to be more receptive.
... and then they tried to make some rules
A girlfriend from Jack's college days pays a visit; Melissa's not pleased that friends don't like the way she dresses.
... and then the sex freaked Jack out
Jack's very pleased that Katie has finished her article; Wendell reads off a list of complaints against Larry.
... and then Jack became the voice of the cougars
Jack fulfills a dream by announcing games for his old high-school team.
... and then Jack had two dates
Jack's romance with Katie affects his friendship with Larry.
... and then they hoped for a second season
Jack faces commitment problems in his relationship with Katie; Wendell gets injured in a paintball battle.
... and then he got a rash
Jack gets a rash and doesn't want roommate/Doctor Larry to treat it leading to a series of misunderstandings at a Photo Gallery opening and worsening skin conditions!
Dog Eat Dog
Jack gets a dog from the pound to impress a girl named Dawn who owns a Buttercup, a dog. Complications ensue when the dog appears to get loose and run away. See the title of the episode for what really happened to the pooch!
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