Dream On

- Season 4

(1993)

Martin accidentally videotapes a famous TV child entertainer receiving oral sex in an alley. He means not to make a big deal out of it but then he ends up being accused in one big fat trial with nationwide coverage.

Martin's old girlfriend Julie comes to him looking for payment for an abortion. Martin is trying to sell his old apartment, now that he's living with Julie's mom.

Eddie gets fired, Martin is not happy with his job and the two pals think of starting a new magazine together.

Martin's dad and Roger are roommates and they seem to be good pals but then it occurs to Martin they might be gay.

When Martin finds some old savings bonds he decides to reinvest the money. Toby convinces him to start her phone stock tips business but it does poorly. She gets inspiration to change it to a phone sex line, of which Martin disapproves.

Eddie tries to get in touch with his black roots after an incident on his talk show. Martin tries to support him but finds it a little annoying.

Martin, Eddie and Judith spend a weekend at a cabin with their old college friends. Passions spark and secrets are revealed. Martin fusses over a 20 year old misdeed.

The widow of a recently deceased author means to make a book of his love letters to her, only she doesn't want his name on it. Tobby agrees to pose as the writer, Gibby agrees to publish the book and Martin agrees to be her lover.

Martin falls for his sexy superintendent during a New York heat wave. When the passion fizzles he tries to dump her, with disastrous results to his utilities.

Martin meets a beautiful woman and has sex with her, only to realize afterwards that she's Gibby's girlfriend. He means to stay away from her but she keeps coming back for more.

Jeremy shows up with a tattoo on his arm. Martin disapproves angrily while Judith displays a more rational response. The two men fight and eventually Judith gives in to the suggestion of having it removed.

While helping Judith attend a Lamaze class, Martin sees an old girlfriend and starts up a new relationship. Things seem to be going well until her baby's daddy shows up at the door.

It's near Christmas and Toby sees the Virgin Mary in the broken glass of Martin's door. Martin drives pregnant Judith to some event, in bad weather, and Jeremy has big plans for sex with his girlfriend.

While stuck in the snow, in the middle of nowhere, Judith's water breaks. Back home, Jeremy has a second chance to make his "first time" worth remember.

Martin's sister invites him to her very private wedding asking him not to tell their parents. Martin can't seem to keep his mouth shut and the parents not only invite themselves but they mean to have the wedding their way.

Martin gets blinded by hot cheese and has to stay in the hospital for a couple of days with his eyes tied. There, without actually seeing her, he falls for a nurse with whom he shares a common love for old movies.

Martin's girlfriend, Pamela, loses her job and thinks of moving to another city. In order to keep her close, Martin persuades Judith to hire her as a nanny. Pamela does well in her new job only she gets too attached to the baby.

Toby finds out that her boyfriend is a priest. In the meanwhile, Martin prepares a surprise party for Judith's birthday.

Two authors, who are also a couple, are out of inspiration and they can't deliver a book to Martin as promised. Then everyone has sex with everyone and that seems to get things going.

Gibby is going to Nepal, for a couple of days, and leaves Martin in his stead along with the nasty task of having to decide which of his fellow editors to fire.

Jeremy meets a girl and asks Eddie if he could take her to his place. Eddie agrees but they keep it secret from Martin who still thinks Jeremy is "a kid".

Martin thinks he might have a grown up daughter with an old girlfriend, from the time they were in college.

Martin's mother gets a facelift.

Toby is distressed after her cat dies and Martin thinks that a new pet might help her move forward.

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