Dear John

An amorous ex-student (Michele Pawk) offers John (Judd Hirsch) a job in the publishing industry. Also stars Harry Groener.

John (Judd Hirsch) endangers his financial future when he overextends his credit to impress his girlfriend (Christine Cattell).

John's (Judd Hirsch) plans for a romantic skiing weekend go awry when he discovers he is broke. Guest star: Christine Cattell.

The group reminisces about a restaurant that is soon to be closed.

John (Judd Hirsch) joins the writing staff of Mary Beth's (Susan Walters) soap opera.

The group is on edge over the club's newest member, a paroled convict; with Judd Hirsch and Susan Walters.

John (Judd Hirsch) is suddenly willing to take risks after a near-death experience in an elevator. With Jere Burns and Jane Carr.

Angry at his uncaring father, Red's troubled teenage nephew Danny visits her and asks to stay with her; the support group offers help, so he stays with some of them; he connects only with Kirk, whose bad influence worries Red.

Louise gets the wrong baby back after the men of ``One-Two-One`` baby-sit her son.

John skips the group meeting, persuaded that he has become too dependent on it, by the coach who wants him to join a poker game; in John's absence, the group debates whether the group is an addictive force curbing their progress.

A visiting divorce lawyer (Rick Overton) inspires the group to pursue higher goals. Peter Jurasik also guest stars. With Judd Hirsch.

A grateful Mary Beth (Susan Walters) reveals she has a crush on John (Judd Hirsch) after he helps her land a job. With Jere Burns.

The support group prepares a birthday party for Kirk, only to realize that he might be lying to them about the day of his birth; Kirk decides to come clean when his secret wife from India shows up; or does he?

John (Judd Hirsch) hopes for a reconciliation with his ex-wife (Deborah Harmon) when she announces her desire for another child. With Jane Carr.

John (Judd Hirsch) agrees to baby-sit Mr. Hendrick's (Raye Birk) parrot.

John must choose between friendship and health when the doctor tells him that Kirk is the cause of his stomach pains.

John (Judd Hirsch) doesn't realize that his blind date (Christine Cattell) has paid for the experience. Valorie Armstrong also guest stars.

Louise (Jane Carr) encourages the group to confront their relationship problems by using creative visualization.

Kirk and his brother (Jere Burns, Kevin Dunn), a priest, feud over a woman. With Judd Hirsch.

Kate (Isabella Hofmann) has a run-in with her ex-husband (Corbin Bernsen) at her aunt's funeral. With Judd Hirsch.

Clarinetist John (Judd Hirsch) lobbies his teacher (Sab Shimono) to include him in a Carnegie Hall recital.

New club member Jason (Doug Sheehan) romances both Kate and Louise (Isabella Hofmann, Jane Carr); John (Judd Hirsch) makes a visit to the gym.

John's (Judd Hirsch) claim of romancing a famous author is tested as he is encouraged to seek her out. Leslie Bevis guest stars. With Billie Bird.

Club members help Mary Beth (Susan Walters) overcome depression after she loses her job. With Judd Hirsch.

John (Judd Hirsch) insists his mother (Nina Foch) move in even though she would rather live in a retirement home.