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48. “Give Me Your Walls!” (Season 2, Episode 23)“Wall; everything gonna be fine!” The great Vito Scoti (Nazorine the baker in The Godfather) is house painter Vito Gioto, who may or may not be taking advantage of the Petries. In this season two episode the dynamic between Rob and Laura is still being fleshed out. Rob may wear the important, decision-making pants in the family, but he’s a pushover for the charming Vito. “You know what I wish you would do?” Laura asks. “Something!”

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13. “Dear Mrs. Petrie, Your Husband’s in Jail” (Season 3, Episode 29) A great “what happened” episode as an incarcerated Rob recaps to Laura the events that landed him behind bars. The first half is a solo showcase for an increasingly stir-crazy Rob trying to find company while Laura is out of town; the second is his ill-fated visit to an old army buddy performing at a dive nightclub. It’s got a cannon-wielding showgirl, Jackie Joseph as Alberta Schweitzer and Johnny Silver, a 15-episode veteran of the series, appearing here as a peeved gambler.

15. “The Pen Is Mightier Than the Mouth”/”My Part-Time Wife” (Season 3, Episodes 21-22)A high-stakes two-parter in which Sally’s successful appearance on a late-night talk show throws the office into turmoil, forcing Rob to hire Laura as a temp until Sally returns. Moore shines in part two with her “chewy or chocolate cream” joke and her sobs when she tells off the unappreciative Rob.

During each holiday season, as a part of the senior leadership project, the Celtics will find a local family in the community with young kids that are in need — the family is usually selected through churches or schools. 

Officials said three teenage girls were banging on the widows of cars parked in the lot. The trio began yelling and pounding on the windows of an occupied vehicle that was waiting in the drive-thru lane. The woman inside got out of her car and temporarily chased them off.

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6. “The Curious Thing About Women” (Season 1, Episode 16)A first season gem in which Moore really comes into her own as a comic actor. An argument after Laura opens Rob’s mail inspires a comedy sketch that portrays her as a wild-eyed “pathological snoopy-nose” in front of 40 million viewers. Everything just works in this episode: the initial argument that drives the episode; the creation of the sketch in the writer’s room; Laura’s panic when life imitates sketch comedy; and Jerry and Millie’s hysterics.

And so I learned by doing. Yes, it was a little bit of this, a little bit of that, and a lot of trial and error.

138. “The Lady and the Tiger and the Lawyer” (Season 3, Episode 16)Sally Rogers vs. Cousin Donna. Rob and Laura play competing matchmakers for their single new neighbor. A consistently funny episode, especially Donna’s accident-prone dinner, but it is undermined by a queasy domestic abuse joke.