The Larry Sanders Show

Larry struggles with the prospect of another divorce.

Hank's endorsement of an exercise device creates trouble; Arthur conducts a behind-the-scenes tour of the show for his television class.

Larry must choose the host for a new late night show; Hank goes on the rampage to find the prankster who sabotaged his fan newsletter with a lewd remark.

Larry worries about being stalked by an obsessive fan.

Larry decides to drop his longtime manager with a new, hotshot, up-and-coming Hollywood agent.

Hank's endorsement of an exercise device creates trouble; Arthur conducts a behind-the-scenes tour of the show for his television class.

Larry must choose the host for a new late night show; Hank goes on the rampage to find the prankster who sabotaged his fan newsletter with a lewd remark.

Arthur finds himself stuck on the road and asks Paula to produce the show in his absence, but no one tells Larry.

Larry begins to lose interest in his show and throws his interest into a potential film project.

Larry's old stand up partner shows up unexpectedly.

Darlene is asked to pose for Playboy.

A staff shake up interrupts preparations for Larry's surprise birthday party.

Larry struggles with Francine's independence; Hank feels threatened by a funny new bandleader.

An avant garde artist's performance poses a problem for Larry.

Hank decides to get married on the show.

A magazine writer peeks behind the scene of the show.

Hanks struggles to open the Look-A-Round Café

Larry's future is in doubt when the network is sold.