Felix and Oscar are two divorced men. Felix is neat and tidy while Oscar is sloppy and casual. They share a Manhattan apartment, and their different lifestyles inevitably lead to conflicts.
Oscar's secretary is upset over the loss of her errant beau.
Felix drops a bombshell when he refuses to participate in the championship bowling match.
Oscar loses Leonard's entry in a frog-jumping event.
Felix becomes Oscar's agent, who lands a bit part in a movie.
Felix abducts Silver the Canine Wonder from a bad agent.
After losing $500 to Billy Bob Babcock in a poker game, Oscar only gets 24 hours to pay up.
Felix enters Oscar in an election against an incumbent city councilman.
Felix tries to convince Oscar that New York City is a fun place to live.
Felix gets very serious and stiff competition trying to get his daughter's attention when Paul Williams arrives in town.
Flashback Episode: Felix's chance meeting between his and Oscar's fathers.
After Oscar takes a job as a radio host, Felix comes up with his own ideas to boost the ratings.
Oscar wants to be a family man.
Oscar is volunteered by Felix to model for a series of weight-loss ments.
Oscar must fill in for the newspaper's theater critic, who is on vacation, but has trouble understanding the titles, let alone the plays.
Felix helps Oscar get a job with Howard Cosell.
Oscar wins a lot at the track -- with help from a friend's tips. Wanna guess?
Felix starts a picket line with his fellow tenants over high rent rates.
Oscar resists throat surgery, so Felix keeps nagging him to have it.
Oscar's old Army buddy visits, and his musical talent impresses Felix.
Felix is upset when he learns that his high school girlfriend is now a grandmother.
Felix is jealous when Oscar and Richard Dawson are selected to be co-hosts of a TV show.
After being kicked out of his apartment five years earlier, Felix convices his ex-wife that they should remarry. She accepts and they are married. All of a sudden, Oscar Madison is alone, again.
Felix and Oscar are two divorced men. Felix is neat and tidy while Oscar is sloppy and casual. They share a Manhattan apartment, and their different lifestyles inevitably lead to conflicts.
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