Dear John

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Junior soap opera writer Mary Beth daydreams about John's problems during a One-Two-One Club meeting.

The group invests in a speculative real estate deal through a self-proclaimed reformed friend of Kirk's.

John stands up a date (Elayne Boosler) to go out with another.

Kirk claims there is a good reason to terminate Kate's wedding plans; John has trouble at childbirth class.

John (Judd Hirsch) unknowingly hires a Santa (Patrick Collins) with marital problems for a Christmas party at the day-care center.

Louise gets more than she bargained for when she locks the club members in the meeting room to spark conversation.

Kirk claims there is a good reason to terminate Kate's wedding plans; John has trouble at childbirth class.

Kirk (Jere Burns) prefers death to a forced marriage to Annie's (Marietta DiPrima) younger cousin Connie (Anita Barone). Stars Judd Hirsch.

Kirk (Jere Burns) is in for a surprise after he sublets an apartment and a woman (new cast member Marietta DePrima) still lives there. Stars Judd Hirsch.

John and Kirk's windfall at an automated bank teller comes to light at police officer Mitch's bachelor party.

John (Judd Hirsch) offends daytime drama writer Mary Beth (Susan Walters) when he leads a group meeting. With Jane Carr.

Kate faces her fear of intimacy by dating the cop who takes the report when the group is held at gunpoint.

Kirk (Jere Burns) goes into hiding when the group learns his ex-wife (Kate McNeil) left him for a woman. With Judd Hirsch.

Kirk (Jere Burns) moves in with John (Judd Hirsch) after convincing him they are long-lost half brothers. Guest stars: Nina Foch, Alice Hirson.

Alejandro (Lorenzo Lamas) proposes to Kate (Isabella Hofmann); John's (Judd Hirsch) bargain ticket to Hawaii takes him to less-than-hot spots.

Louise's (Jane Carr) past interferes with her present-day efforts to save the financially troubled center. With Judd Hirsch, Isabella Hofmann.

John's son Matthew (Billy Cohen) is upset about having a sibling; Kirk and Denise (Jere Burns, Olivia Brown) take over John's kitchen. Stars Judd Hirsch.

John (Judd Hirsch) must decide whether to expose his former professor (George Hearn) for plagiarizing his poems. With Jane Carr.

John's (Judd Hirsch) professor (George Hearn) plans to steal his poetry when he is asked to evaluate it. With Jere Burns.

Plans to give John (Judd Hirsch) a surprise birthday present go askew when the gift is stolen from Kirk (Jere Burns). With Lela Ivey.

John and Kirk (Judd Hirsch, Jere Burns) level with the women they are dating (De Lane Matthews, Mindy Seeger) and pay the price for their honesty.

Jackie (Mindy Seeger) conditionally agrees to move in with Kirk (Jere Burns); Louise (Jane Carr) is asked out by her tax auditor (Lane Davies).

Cupid targets John and a periodontist, Kate and a South American, and Kirk and a woman giving up smoking.

Ralph (Harry Groener) falls for a married woman (Megan Mullally); John and Kirk (Judd Hirsch, Jere Burns) compete to tell only the truth.

The tabloid tale of a sexually compulsive movie star (Robin Strasser) dating John (Judd Hirsch) has serious repercussions. With Jere Burns.

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

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

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.

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.

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

John (Judd Hirsch) reneges on his promise to help Wendy (Deborah Harmon) have a baby by artificial means. With Harry Groener.

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

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

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.

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 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.

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

John has second thoughts about ending the affair with his new boss when she offers him more fringe benefits.

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

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

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

Kirk invites John to go skiing, then is devastated when John hits it off with a female skier; with Jane Carr.

Lovemaster Kirk falls in the heat of battle with new group member Mary Beth; with Judd Hirsch.

His relationship with her daughter causes John to dread breaking up with Gail; also guest stars Juliet Sorcey.

John escorts Mrs. Philbert to her high-school class reunion, where she must face the woman who stole her fiance.

Kate (Isabella Hofmann) takes the group's advice and accepts a date -- with an old friend of John's. With Judd Hirsch and Jane Carr.

After inviting his widowed aunt to join the group, her incessant meddling forces John to rescind the offer.

John's (Judd Hirsch) visiting dad (Stephen Elliot) takes an interest in Kate (Isabella Hofmann) -- which she returns in kind. With Billie Bird.

John discovers that his ex-wife's new husband is cheating on her.

The group fears that Louise's visiting British relatives will discover she is a single mother.

John (Judd Hirsch) refuses to buy a self-help book recommended by all his group members. With Harry Groener and Jere Burns.

John's blind date is successful until the woman announces her intention of moving in with him.

John is concerned when Ralph announces his intention to remarry the fickle Blomlika.

John (Judd Hirsch) is labeled a traitor when he sits in on another singles group meeting. With Jere Burns and Isabella Hofmann.

In spite of himself, John becomes attached to a stray dog he took in.

Kirk (Jere Burns) sets his sights on a widow (guest star Joanne Gibson) who joins the group. With Judd Hirsch.

John's (Judd Hirsch) friend Ken (Bill Sadler) interrupts a romantic encounter. Guest stars Morgan Brittany.

John's (Judd Hirsch) club members discourage him from dating Margo (guest star Shannon Tweed). With Isabella Hofmann.

When John and his son (Judd Hirsch, Ben Savage) are snowbound, his ex-wife (Carlene Watkins) launches a statewide search.

Kate (Isabella Hofmann) pretends to date Kirk (Jere Burns) to get even with her boyfriend-stealing sister (Wendy Schaal).

The usually shy Ralph (Harry Groener) impresses an attractive woman with his dancing ability. With Judd Hirsch.

John's first love, whom he hasn't seen in 30 years, comes to town.

John's (Judd Hirsch) warning to Kate (Isabella Hofmann) about his married friend (guest star Gerrit Graham) may be too late.

Louise (Jane Carr) causes an uproar when she announces her pregnancy and impending single parenthood. With Judd Hirsch.

A gay man (guest star Cleavon Little) falls in love with John (Judd Hirsch).

Kirk (Jere Burns) thinks he has found the ideal wife. With Judd Hirsch.

John (Judd Hirsch) deals with a fading rock star (guest star Trevor Eve). Freddie Garrity of Freddie and the Dreamers also guest stars.

John's (Judd Hirsch) ex-wife (Carlene Watkins) wants to pretend they are still married to get their son into prep school.

Too shy to ask Kate (Isabella Hofmann) for a date, Ralph (Harry Groener) requests John's (Judd Hirsch) help.

John's (Judd Hirsch) eccentric neighbor (Sylvia Sidney) helps him celebrate Christmas. With Jere Burns.

Kate campaigns for a married congresswoman candidate who tries to seduce John.

The man (Sam McMurray) responsible for the breakup of John's (Judd Hirsch) marriage joins the counseling group.

John's son, Matthew, seems reluctant to spend time with his father.

John's beautiful new girlfriend thrills him, until he learns her age.

A young man (guest star Lonny Price) claims to be John's (Judd Hirsch) illegitimate son.

Ralph (Harry Groener) is convinced he is the victim of an ancient Egyptian curse. With Judd Hirsch and Isabella Hofmann.

John (Judd Hirsch) reluctantly checks out a singles support group at a local community theater. With Isabella Hofmann.

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

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

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.

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