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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - A Tale of Two Kisses (Jan/23/2006) | | Bill enlists Alex's help in convincing a tavern owner to sell his building in order to secure the plans of their law firm's biggest client to build a skyscraper on and around that spot. Things become complicated for the normally unstoppable and all-business Alex when Scott, the tavern's new free-spirited owner, repeatedly refuses the offer while earnestly attempting to woo the secretly smitten Alex. | | Guest Stars: Craig Zimmerman as Jonathan | Director: Pamela Fryman
Writer: Rob Hanning | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Girlfriend (Feb/06/2006) | | Though she's initially content to overhear Scott call her his girlfriend, Alex soon finds herself unnerved by the sighing sound he makes each time he takes a drink. When Bill notices this quirk of Scott's, he tries to provoke a breakup by offering Scott several tins of salty cashews to get him to drink, and sigh, as much as possible. Though Alex decides to save the relationship by simply asking him to stop making that sound, she's driven even crazier when Scott mentions that she has a few bothersome traits as well. | | Guest Stars: Wayne Federman as Johnson, Katherine Disque as Rita | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Eileen Conn | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - New Best Friend (Feb/13/2006) | Julian is peeved at Alex who has become absentminded about her plans with him since she started seeing Scott. Alex tries to make things right with Julian but he won't even take her calls after she forgets to meet him for brunch and then flakes on her promise to score him a table at a fancy restaurant.
Meanwhile, Scott can't wait for them to reconcile when Alex makes him watch a silly reality show with her that she used to watch with Julian. | | Guest Stars: Michele Orlando as Tara, Brian Dunkleman as TV Announcer | Director: Asaad Kelada
Writer: Jim Armogida, Steve Armogida | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Fix-Up (Feb/27/2006) | | When Scott resists setting up Molly with one of his single basketball buddies, Alex confides in Scott that Molly is just seeking a little "fun" to get her back into the game. However, Molly thinks her night of "fun" with Scott's friend was the result of their deep connection to one another. Meanwhile, Bill commissions Julian to paint a portrait of his wife's troublesome dog as a ruse to get Julian to dog-sit while Bill's wife is away. | | Guest Stars: Robin Braxton as Helen, Craig Strong as Jordan, Jeffrey Stubblefield as Phil, Danielle Bisutti as Veronica | Director: Asaad Kelada
Writer: John Peaslee, Judd Pillot | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Birthday (Mar/06/2006) | | Though Alex, a self-professed "control enthusiast" who has never liked celebrating her birthday attempts to embrace Scott's surprise plans for her, but her workaholic ways quickly turn the afternoon into a different kind of adventure. Meanwhile, Bill is peeved that it was his nemesis, Scott, who succeeded in getting Alex to finally acknowledge her birthday, especially since he'd just told Scott to respect Alex's wishes not to try to celebrate it. | | Guest Stars: Stephanie Courtney as Ticket Agent, Bari K. Willerford as Security Guard | Director: Justin Spitzer
Writer: Mark Cendrowski | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - The Mattress (Mar/22/2006) | | Alex feels like she and Scott have reached a dating milestone when they go shopping to replace Scott's lumpy mattress. However, when she learns about the history of his sofa, she can't help but let her insecurities surface. Meanwhile, Bill repeatedly causes Stephen to miss out on a much anticipated blind date with a former Miss Pennsylvania. | | Guest Stars: Matt Eisman as Michael, Ashley Yegan as Robin, Pat Towne as Salesman, Bruno Amato as Delivery | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: Amy Welsh | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Big Client (Mar/29/2006) | When Alex finds out that Bill is only pretending to like Scott as a means of landing a new client, she retaliates by telling her father that she and Scott are getting married.
Though Bill initially refuses to allow Alex to bring Scott to a business dinner with a potential new client, he welcomes Scott with open arms after discovering that the potential client briefly ran into and bonded with Scott. As a result, Bill is forced to mask his horror when Alex and Scott spring their fake wedding plans on him at the dinner in front of the newly signed client. Meanwhile, in an effort to attract women as easily as Julian does, Stephen starts faking a British accent. | | Guest Stars: Mariah O'Brien as Leah, Jennifer Carta as Heather, Suzanne Freeman (1) as Beth, Channing Chase as Susan Melville, Garrett M. Brown (1) as Doug Melville | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Aury Wallington | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Perfect Couple (Unaired) | | After Alex and her cousin's childhood rivalry resurfaces at the cousin's bachelorette party, Alex is especially eager to show off Scott at the wedding. Suspecting that Scott won't forego his phenomenal seats at the Yankees/Red Sox game to take part in Alex's petty ploy, she devises a lie to persuade him to join her. However, Scott concocts a self-serving fib of his own. | | Guest Stars: Drago Sumonja as Photographer, Byron McIntyre as Videographer, Kate Orsini as Gina, Bette Rae as Grandma, Jimmy Palumbo as Coop | Director: Terry Hughes
Writer: Jeremiah Leibowitz | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - You Compete Me (Unaired) | | Alex is excited to meet Scott's closest friends until Julian plants the seed that their first impressions of her could ultimately make or break her relationship with Scott. After shocking the friends and Scott with her maniacally competitive behavior, Alex attempts to do what she can to win them over the next night. Meanwhile, Bill tries to manipulate Stephen into turning down a partner position at another firm without making him a counteroffer. | | Guest Stars: Dale Godboldo as Mark ("Big Dog"), Susan Dalian as Karen ("Lulu") | Director: Asaad Kelada
Writer: Seth Kurland, Steve Armogida, Jim Armogida | | | | | | | | | |
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