The Bob Newhart Show

Season 5

24 episodes

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  1. S05E01

    Enter Mrs. Peeper

    The Peeper returns yet again, this time with a new wife.

  2. S05E02

    Caged Fury

    Emily accidentally gets herself and Bob trapped in the basement storage locker while they're preparing for their Bicentennial party.

  3. S05E03

    Some of My Best Friends Are...

    Bob has to handle the prejudice in his group when Mr. Plager comes out as gay.

  4. S05E04

    Still Crazy After All These Years

    The Hartleys take a vacation. In their absence, Howard undergoes a crash psychological program that changes his entire personality.

  5. S05E05

    The Great Rent Strike

    Slumlord Mr. Carlin takes over Bob and Emily's building, leading Bob to organize a rent strike.

  6. S05E06

    Et Tu, Carol?

    The doctors in the building fight over Carol's duties and she quits.

  7. S05E07

    Send This Boy to Camp

    Bob and Jerry volunteer to organize a camping trip for underprivileged children.

  8. S05E08

    A Crime Most Foul

    Bob turns amateur detective when he believes that his expensive tape recorder has been stolen.

  9. S05E09

    The Slammer

    Bob and the Peeper want to go to their alma mater's annual basketball game between their school and their rival. But along with this bit of odd nostalgia, the pair pull a prank, which lands them both in jail.

  10. S05E10

    Jerry's Retirement

    Jerry makes a fortune on a real estate deal, and decides to retire at age 38. Emily's father Junior and his friend turn Bob and Emily's home into their vacation lodge.

  11. S05E11

    Here's to You, Mrs. Robinson

    Jerry returns from a trip to Europe determined to find the parents who left him at an orphanage as a baby. Meanwhile Howard has taken up a new instrument.

  12. S05E12

    Breaking Up is Hard to Do

    Bob undergoes a shock when his mother announces that she has separated from his father after 47 years of marriage.

  13. S05E13

    Making Up is the Thing to Do

    Bob takes on the role of Christmas peacemaker when he attempts to reconcile his parents.

  14. S05E14

    Love is the Blindest

    Bob watches in amazement as one of his patients supports a blossoming romance with a tissue of lies.

  15. S05E15

    The Ironwood Experience

    Bob's been asked to give a lecture about sex at the Ironwood Institute - which also happens to be a nudist colony.

  16. S05E16

    Of Mice and Men

    Bob wants to add a woman to his group session and has Emily join them much to the dismay of the men.

  17. S05E17

    Halls of Hartley

    Bob succumbs to the pressures of living in a big city and desperately seeks employment of a small rural college.

  18. S05E18

    The Heartbreak Kidd

    Bob has a female college student shadowing him for a few weeks which makes both Emily and Bob uncomfortable.

  19. S05E19

    Death Be My Destiny

    Bob strikes out against a friend's fear of falling, but succumbs to the same phobia himself when he is subjected to a harrowing elevator experience.

  20. S05E20

    Taxation Without Celebration

    Bob not only forgets to do his taxes but also forgets his wedding anniversary. Emily plans a surprise trip.

  21. S05E21

    Desperate Sessions

    The Hartleys, Jerry and Carol are all at the bank during a robbery. Bob ends up being taken hostage.

  22. S05E22

    The Mentor

    On Bob's advice, Carol's husband Larry opens up a travel agency — in Bob's building.

  23. S05E23

    Shrinking Violence

    Bob offers sound psychological advice to his wife and his therapy group on how to handle anger. Then he proceeds to lose his temper when dealing with a garage mechanic.

  24. S05E24

    You're Having My Hartley

    Carol announces she is pregnant. The Hartleys are visited by The Peeper and his wife. Emily announces she also is pregnant. Note: This script was originally written as the series finale. When Newhart decided to return for one more season and didn't want to play a father, the episode was rewritten into a dream sequence.

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