Annie is out of town, so Parker must resist Mikey's idea to be with a pretty college girl until she's back. Michael Dorn (Worf on "Star Trek") cameos as a skeptic who questions whether Jerry's replica of the U.S.S. Enterprise is exact.

Brad Penny joins the same class that Parker's in to impress a girl he likes. Soon, Brad draws all of the attention away from Parker, who becomes jealous. Kohler hires Jerry to work at his diner.

Annie starts to avoid Parker. Fearing that this is a lead-up to her breaking up with him, he asks his mom for relationship advice.

Mikey's about to flunk Creative Writing, so his friends pitch in with story ideas for his assignment, including plot outlines from season 1 and 2 episodes of this show, a "Beverly Hills 90210" parody, and a tribute to Stephen J. Cannell.

Mikey has a new girlfriend--the same girl who once broke Parker's heart. Jerry helps Kohler make a commercial for the diner, but Kohler hates all of Jerry's ideas.

Grace meets her old rich flame, who's been through a divorce. They hook up again and get married. Then he suddenly dies.

In this spoof of Carrie set on the junior prom night, Parker must keep an eye on his little sister during the prom, but he fails.

Parker and Mikey want to help Jerry become a man, so they take him to a strip club. The two are taken away in a police raid and Jerry is left there alone. Grace is afraid of spiders and asks Kohler for help.

Jerry was always at the top of his class, receiving A+ on each and every test, so he gets to skip a year and join a senior class. However, he then gets a B+ and has a nervous breakdown. Meanwhile, Grace dreams about "The Scarlet Letter."

A bottle episode and clip show. The Atlas Diner is closing down, so all of the show's regulars are there to mark this end of an era. Each one plays his or her favorite (stock) tune on the diner's jukebox and reminisces.