Too Close for Comfort - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Drawing Room
Henry decides to work at a downtown office, due to life at home getting crazier, but it turns out there were more distractions downtown than he bargained for.
Nearly Departed
After his father's death, Henry decides it's time to plan his own funeral. He soon starts to examine his life decisions.
My Son, the PhD
Andrew might be a genius and is recruited by a school for gifted children.
All in a Day's Unemployment
Monroe asks for a raise and is fired.
Devereaux & Son
The Rushes' friend Paul pretends to be a member of their family to impress his long-lost son.
And Baby Makes Two
Jackie shocks her folks when she announces her plan to become a single parent.
Reconcilable Differences
Henry and Muriel end up in counseling thanks to the strain of helping another couple settle a squabble.
The Two Faces of Muriel
Muriel wonders whether she should undergo a face lift after a friend has one and looks much younger.
No Mas, Monroe
The Rushes hire an illegal housekeeper with good looks, minimal English, and an urge to become a naturalized citizen.
For Every Man, There's Two Women
Henry is determined to bring to justice the two women who kidnapped and raped Monroe.
Note: Though this episode was broadcast during the fifth season, it was originally produced for the fourth season. Also this episode was banned after its original airing due to the controversial plot and was not seen again until decades later when the show was broadcast on Antenna TV.
Finders Keepers
Henry and Monroe find a bag of money and plan to keep it, until they discover that a neighbor's home was robbed.
Note: Though this episode was broadcast during the fifth season, it was originally produced for the fourth season.
These Stupid Things Remind Me of You
In this clip show, Monroe is away taking care of his ill father, and Henry has been feeling depressed. He insists it has nothing to do with Monroe's absence, but his family tries to convince him otherwise through the use of flashbacks.
Note: Though this episode was broadcast during the fifth season, it was originally produced for the fourth season; as a result, this episode only features clips from the first four seasons.
Terms of Endangerment
The Rush family learns that Monroe is dating a wealthy woman who's old enough to be his mother.
The British Are Coming, The British Are Coming
Henry discovers that his war-time friend visiting from England is still a womanizer.
No Deposit, No Return
Faced with a huge library fine, Henry resorts to action that isn't quite by the book.
Off and Running
Henry's job is threatened when he and Cosmic Cow inadvertently endorse a political candidate.
Accused, Confused and Abused
Monroe and Sara decide to help a teenage boy who was going to juvenile hall for stealing.
Arrivederci, Jackie
Jackie is asked to accept a fashion design job in Italy, but doesn't know how to break the news to her overprotective father.
Ars Gratia Iris
Henry competes with 100 top artists in a contest to design a logo for Iris' company.
Henry Enters the '80's
Henry flips out when Sara says her boyfriend is moving in.
Freddie Loves It, We Love It, You're Cancelled
Henry gets the chance to make Cosmic Cow a Saturday morning cartoon. But when heads of programming keep changing, he's constantly asked for several (sometimes absurd) changes.
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