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Felix and Oscar's first date with the Pigeon sisters is a disaster, with a poker game, a laundry night, and Felix's cleaning cramping Oscar's style.

A tough hockey player challenges Felix to a boxing match.

A bedridden Felix disrupts Oscar's plans for a fun weekend alone, including a date with a stewardess and a Sunday poker game.

Felix and Oscar tell the Pigeon sisters how they met during jury duty in a variation of Twelve Angry Men.

When Oscar throws Felix out of the apartment, he moves in with Murray, then Vinnie, and then the Pigeon sisters.

Felix plays nagging nursemaid when Oscar begins to get an ulcer.

Felix keeps messing up the wedding plans of a young couple.

A monster is created when Felix talks Oscar into posing for a cologne ad.

Oscar and Felix become "Big Brothers," but while Felix tries to expose the boy to culture, he prefers to emulate Oscar.

A mourning Felix searches for a final resting place for his dead parrot while Oscar just wants to get rid of it.

When Felix disappears without leaving word about a sudden photo assignment, the guys assume he's dead and Oscar is accused of foul play.

In a parody of A Christmas Carol, Felix and the poker players become Dickens characters in a dream after a miserable Oscar refuses to be Scrooge in a children's play.

Oscar's poker buddies believe that the eternally-strapped Oscar stole $50 during a building-wide blackout.

Obstacles to Felix winning a cooking contest: His trick back and Oscar's accidental revelation of his recipe to a treacherous competitor.

Oscar negotiates with teams for a hot Eskimo quarterback, but Felix intervenes when he thinks the man has a better chance as a cellist.

Oscar falls for Dr. Nancy Cunningham, a fellow sports fan who is filling in for Felix's regular doctor.

When Felix's gift to Gloria is stolen from the jeweler, Oscar convinces him to ask for help from a shady character.

Oscar and a lovesick Felix go for a weekend in the woods, which is interrupted by a lost girls' troop.

Oscar is in a hurry to go to a sportswriter's dinner, but they have to wait when Felix brings home an unexpected surprise -- a baby left behind in his studio.

Oscar and Felix try to figure out how their 11 year-old neighbor got $2000.

When Oscar is permanently fired because of Felix's meddling, he gets a new job at Harem, a men's magazine.

After another fiasco with Gloria, Felix asks Oscar to help cure his neatness, with disastrous results.

Oscar has to figure out how to tell Felix that his wholesome, new girlfriend is in fact the lead actress in a nude play.