The Larry Sanders Show

Larry is pressed to do live commercials during his show.

Larry's fear of spiders poses a problem for the show.

Larry resents Hank's work outside the show.

Larry discovers some revealing secrets about his ex-wife, Francine.

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 takes ill and Hank is called on to host the show.

The show's staff is at odds over Larry's romance with Darlene.

A date with guest Sharon Stone causes Larry problems.

Hank's marriage is in trouble on its one year anniversary.

An embarrassing videotape poses problems for Hank.

Paula deals with a health problem, and with comedian Brett Butler, with whom she once had a lesbian affair.

While trying to keep guest host Jon Stewart from gaining a foothold in the show, Larry wonders if actor David Duchovny is gay.

Hank's religious conversion makes Larry and the network uncomfortable.

Larry is pressed to get Ellen Degeneres to come out on his show; a look at the show's confidential budget divides the staff.

Larry's in love, but his co-workers suspect his new girlfriend may have an ulterior motive.

Larry feels pressure from the network after a good showing by guest host Jon Stewart; Hank finds a fan who's eerily looks like him.

Larry's stalled contract negotiations could mean the end of his show.

Arthur loses a valuable gift from Larry; Phil quits to write his own show.

Larry tries to have a revealing interview edited; Mary Lou tries telling Hank that she hit his car.

Guest host Jon Stewart stumbles when he tries to refashion Larry's show.

Larry's final week on the show is marred when Phil's gay jokes force Brian to sue for sexual harassment.

Larry prepares to close out his talk show career with one final show.