Part 1 of two. Michael J. Fox guest stars as Mike Flaherty, now in love. So is the Mayor---with a married judge (Farrah Fawcett). Barry: Ted Shackelford. Caitlin: Heather Locklear. Charlie: Charlie Sheen.
Conclusion. Mike (Michael J. Fox) gets back in the swing at City Hall; Charlie has a dalliance that comes back to haunt him. Jennifer: Denise Richards. Allison: Olivia d'Abo. Wheeler: Tom Amandes. Caitlin: Heather Locklear.
Marital commitment daunts Mike (Michael J. Fox), who backs out of his engagement and backs into his old post at City Hall, much to the chagrin of Charlie. Allison: Olivia d'Abo. Caitlin: Heather Locklear. Winston: Barry Bostwick.
The Mayor rendezvouses with Claire (Farrah Fawcett) at Charlie's place, where he makes himself at home. Make that too much at home. Shelley: Lou Cutell. Tanya: Laura Stone. Jill: Julie Dretzin. Rebecca: Holly Mandel.
Reelection strategies set Charlie at odds with Caitlin; and romantic fervor stirs Stuart, who falls for Carter's old friend, Michelle (Lori Loughlin). Wheeler: Tom Amandes. Jerry: David Starwalt. Stuart: Alan Ruck. Carter: Michael Boatman.
Queen Latifah plays a cagey political adviser and psychic, whose role disturbs Paul and whose predictions trouble Caitlin. Michelle: Lori Loughlin. Jesse: Krista Allen. Paul: Alan Ruck. Carter: Michael Boatman.
Politics make strange bedfellows of Charlie and the opposition's comely strategist; and of Paul and the Mayor's cagey adviser (Queen Latifah). Jennifer: Denise Richards. Mayor Winston: Barry Bostwick. Paul: Richard Kind.
Charlie's machismo takes a big hit when he suspects that his capricious new girfriend (Denise Richards) is hitting on Caitlin. Claire: Farrah Fawcett. Sister Agnes: Katherine Joosten. Caitlin: Heather Locklear. Paul: Alan Ruck.
Caitlin's vivacious mom (Michelle Phillips) thinks her daughter is dating Charlie, who's now an obligated escort to a family wedding. Supermodel Rhea Durham portrays herself. Stevie: Sean Whalen. Elsa: Judith Moreland.
Physical fitness figures in Winston's mayoralty campaign, and in the romantic arena, where Caitlin's wealthy Romeo stands up to Charlie. Nancy: Elizabeth Mitchell. Wheeler: Tom Amandes. Kyle: David Shatraw. Winston: Barry Bostwick. Caitlin: Heather Locklear.
Election Day tensions rattle Winston's staffers, who are further frazzled by the Mayor's sudden urge to speak his mind at a press conference. Jennifer: Denise Richards. Claire: Farrah Fawcett. Elderly Man: Howard Mann.
Bribery, blackmail and flirtatiousness are employed by staffers vying for a vacated office when Charlie gets to pick its new occupant. Michelle: Lori Loughlin. Caitlin: Heather Locklear. Santa: Shawn Christian. Stuart: Alan Ruck.
Romantic entanglements perplex the Mayor and Charlie, who's now dating the daughter of a charmer (Perry King) who's dating Caitlin. Christine: Judith Light. Tracy: Bree Turner. Steven: Paul Schulze. Mayor Winston: Barry Bostwick.
Martin Sheen plays a quick-witted con artist named Ray, the estranged father of Charlie (Charlie Sheen, Martin's real-life son). The two have an uneasy reunion that's a prelude to a doozy of a fraud Ray pulls on the Mayor.
The Mayor's flirtatious niece (Amy Jo Johnson) eyes Charlie, who's caught in a compromising situation; Paul's lined up for TV's “Blind Date.” Host Roger Lodge plays himself. Ashley: Nancy Valen. Eric: David F. Jahn.
Charlie's in charge of a 16-year-old “brainiac,” a teen from Carter's Little Brother program who's now out for a wild night on the town. Spencer: John Francis Daley. Julie: Erin Murphy. Carrie: Marielle Heller. Charlie: Charlie Sheen.
A big night on the town takes a toll on Charlie, club-hopping with a hip, young date; and on Carter, partying at a gay men's fund-raiser. Tracy: Bree Turner. Martin: Richard Kuhlman. Bungee: Derek Waters. Carter: Michael Boatman. Stuart: Alan Ruck.
A flashback to Caitlin and Charlie's college days, and his interference with her relationship, gives Caitlin doubt about her current beau. Tom: Perry King. Debbie: Jill Tracy. Tiffany: Rene Ashton. Chad: Johnny Hawkes. Britney: Sabrina Speer.
Part 1 of two. Romantic issues propel Caitlin into therapy; a political issue flusters Paul in the hot seat on a radio talk show hosted by provocative Larry Elder (who plays himself). Tom: Perry King. Dr. Lewis: David Razowsky.
Conclusion. Romantic feelings intensify between Charlie and Caitlin; the efficiency of a new staffer (Pat Kilbane) riles Paul and Carter. Tom: Perry King. Jean: Henri Lubatti. Carter: Michael Boatman. Paul: Richard Kind.
Charlie's ticked when Caitlin hits the town with a dashing reporter; His Honor's peeved with L.A.'s visiting, name-dropping mayor (Robert Hays). Joseph Maxwell: Mark Valley. Mlle. Simone: Lydie Denier. Ottawa Mayor: Pattie Tierce.
A daring tryst in the Mayor's office excites Charlie and Caitlin, who are unaware that security cameras are rolling. Governor: Bob Gunton. Stuart: Alan Ruck. Caitlin: Heather Locklear. Mayor Winston: Barry Bostwick.