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Bobby tells Rappaport about his fling with Gayle 20 years before---and soon the whole office knows.

When Bobby's mother insists he's incapable of looking after his own life, Rappaport assigns Leash to be his Life Helper, who promptly moves Bobby into Gayle's building.

Gayle wants to tackle football's Jim Brown after he runs through Missy during an interview. Bruce Jenner also plays himself.

Rappaport cans Bobby and Gayle after they each conflict with George Steinbrenner.

After Bobby's commentary makes him look like a buffoon, MacKinney offers him some pointers.

A case of Bobby on the brain makes Gayle's work suffer, so Rappaport pulls her off the show. Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott has a cameo.

Frantic over having spent a $50,000 advance with no book to show for it, Bobby decides to write poetry to fulfill his contract.

Bobby blurts out something during an interview with Pete Rose (who appears as himself) that leaves Gayle red-faced ... and thinking.

Gayle's spirits are shut down when she learns that her boyfriend Nick is seeing someone else, while Bobby needs some fast cash to get his electricity turned back on.

Gayle and Bobby take her ailing goldfish to the doctor---and catch up on old times.

With Gayle and Nick's relationship down for the count, Bobby hopes to replace him in the ring, with help from George Foreman.

Gayle decides to date Bobby after her father bestows his blessing. Baseball's Terry Pendleton appears as himself.

Gayle's emotionally wracked ex might extinguish the flame of passion that's ignited between Gayle and Bobby.

Bobby prepares a segment about a former football phenom famous for never playing pro ball because of emergency surgery.