Paul is flattered when an eccentric billionaire offers him a ton of money to produce a documentary film about his life. Assisted by Steven, his keenly observant film editor, Paul, traipses after his loony subject and amasses miles of film -- but his biggest creative challenge is how to evict his chummy client when he moves in with him and Jamie.

Paul and Jamie are stupefied when her luckless sister Lisa takes their dim-witted dog, Murray, out for a walk -- and returns with another hound on the leash.

After quitting her job, Jamie struggles with her newfound leisure time.

Paul mediates a spat between Jamie and her woeful and unemployed sister Lisa, after Lisa's psychologist publishes a case-study book in which her patient holds Jamie partially responsible for her sad-sack life.

Paul makes intricate plans to celebrate his and Jamie's first wedding anniversary, but the event hits the skids when Jamie worries about inviting their feuding friends Fran and Mark, who have recently separated. But Paul uses a little home cooking in the kitchen to calm her fears about marriage.

Larry and the staff try to identify the guest who got Beverly pregnant; Hank moves in with a Wisconsin family for a week.

Becker learns that an elderly patient, Mr. Fowler, has suffered from a heart attack and calls his daughter to tell her the bad news. When the daughter arrives at the hospital and finds her dad awake and alert, she chastises Becker for wasting her time.

The comedy stakes are high when Space Ghost, Moltar, Zorak and guest Steven Wright are stalked by body-snatching pods. Show producers auctioned off the ending of this episode on eBay.

Host David Steinberg interviews the dryly funny comics whose wickedly smart, subversive observations and twisted takes on the absurdities of everyday life and popular culture have made them household names.

The king of dry humor, Steven Wright talks about everything from his girlfriend to filming a small part in his first movie.

Steven Wright brings his signature monotone to the show and Rose Gries discusses being the oldest Avon Lady. Plus Johnny jokes about air quality and notes the human brain has gotten smaller.