We Got It Made

David, peeking at his birthday presents, thinks Mickey is planning a seduction instead of a birthday party.

Mickey's arrested for shoplifting as she tries to exchange a hat in a department store.

Mickey's visiting mother sets her sights on David.

Mickey is on a date with an older guy. Apparently,he thinks she's hot.(We find out he's been pinching her bottom all the way home.) He proposes,she accepts,and they get hitched. Then,in true sitcom fashion,something has to go wrong. The guy has a stroke in a chair and dies. TBC.

Mickey is now in charge of her late husband's company. She runs it for a little while,but we can see the handwriting on the wall: she misses her friends and her maid job. Her late spouse has a grown son,and Mickey suggests that he should be the one to run his dad's company. Mickey is still sad about being widowed,but we know she'll get over it.

Jay's videotape of a private moment accidentally destroys the super's marriage.

Jay's new invention, an instant tanning solution, has one small flaw. (The title is a hint....)

Mickey convinces David's client to drop a lawsuit against Jay, but the client insinuates Mickey did more than just talk.

When Jay is named one of New York's hottest bachelors, Mickey changes his style to punk in an effort to prove the unimportance of the title.

Jay and David's failing cookie business takes off when they include a poster of Mickey in each package.

David's upset when Mickey encourages his brother to ditch a law school interview for an acting audition.

Mickey and David explore their feelings after he splits with Claudia. (Part 1 of 2)

David realizes he loves Claudia, but makes the mistake of telling her about his feelings for Mickey. (Part 2 of 2)

A new friend abandons her baby with Mickey, who quickly grows attached to the infant.

David and Jay fight over their relationship with Mickey.

Dave's beloved new girlfriend is on a quest to remake him, including severing his ties to Mickey and Jay.

Mickey's excitement over earning her GED turns to panic when her teacher ridicules her first assignment.