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Jay tries to help Marty find something he is good at, and Duke promises viewers $100 each if Jay can't make them laugh.

Eleanor forces Margo to attend a débutante ball, to which Jay accompanies her; meanwhile, Jay's show is losing viewers to a children's show called "Humphrey the Hippo."

Eleanor writes a children's book whose main character is based on Jay.

Margo falls in love with rock star Johnny Wrath, and Jay tries to help Alice find a preschool for Penny.

Duke runs for president of the United States with Jay as his speechwriter.

As part of an effort to make Jay more likable, Geraldo Rivera interviews Jay and Eleanor, but a confrontation during the interview only makes the situation worse.

Duke wants to give up on life after learning he has only four years to live, but Jay tries to find a cure for his ailment.

After Jay gets fired due to low ratings, his goal is to rebuild his career by winning a second Pulitzer Prize.

Marty becomes popular at school after losing weight, and Jay gets a death threat after giving an actor a bad review.

While hosting his 10th anniversary special at Carnegie Hall, Jay is taken hostage on stage and shows numerous film clips while awaiting rescue.

After writing a screenplay, Jay takes leave from his job and moves to Hollywood, where he is hired to write a sequel to a movie he hated.

Alice is jealous when Jay is courted by Jeremy's beautiful sister.

After being mocked for his poor physical condition, Jay decides to run the New York Marathon to prove he is a man.

Jay chaperones Marty's first date, but when the girl returns to her home country, Marty decides to follow her.

Jay's romance with a projectionist goes bad after she ties him to a bed and plans to kill him.

Jay tells Alice, Penny, Marty, and Marty's friends about how he was trapped in Iraq during the Persian Gulf War.

Romance blooms when Jay helps and falls for a poor single mother and her child.

Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert break up their partnership as movie critics, and each of them considers Jay as a potential replacement for the other.

A beautiful actress falls in love with Jay, but he worries that she just wants a good review for her latest film.

Jay quits his job as a critic and becomes a truck driver.

Jay becomes friends with Doris the makeup lady and eventually comes to believe that she is his birth mother.

Alice's sister Randa comes to New York to find a husband and eventually sets her sights on Duke.

Jay's parents are lost at sea, and Jay is put in charge of their fortune.

Jay explains that he is making a comeback on the Internet after being kicked off network television.

Jay's review of summer movies focuses on "Mission: Impossible II," and Arnold Schwarzenegger stops by to demand that Jay say something nice about his movies.