An old friend of Lars is in town to discuss some business with Phyllis. However, he is more interested in Phyllis fpr reasons other than business.

Phyllis writes to her friend Mary Richards to tell her all about her new life and how hard it was when she first started working.

Phyllis is going to go on a double date with Julie, for the first time since Lars died and is nervous about getting into the routine again.

Bess announces her plans to marry. Phyllis invites the boy's parents over only to discover that they are little people and must deal with her discomfort throughout the evening.

Phyllis meets a medium at the studio and discusses the afterlife. Audrey, by chance, meets him and invites him over to have a seance to contact Lars.

Phyllis meets a wealthy business tycoon named Harry Loomis who proposes to her.

Phyllis falls in love with a tennis player who just happens to be married.

Bess has finally had it with her mother and feels she has no privacy. Thus, Bess moves out and Phyllis must go after her and convince her to return home.

Leo gets depressed and takes some of Audrey's pills (which happen to be no more than placebos.)

Jonathan's brother comes to visit and Phyllis must become a middleman between sibling rivalry.

Audrey's niece, a recent widow, comes to visit, and Phyllis must try to comfort her since she is too a widow.

Bess's old boy boyfriend who falls for Phyllis after he is dumped by Bess.

Phyllis writes a big important Speech for Dan

Phyllis runs into Van Horn in the park once again, she feels sorry for him and tries to improve his image and make him a respectable human being -- unsuccessfully, of course.

Phyllis has a strange date who first announces his plans to marry her, but later reveals that he's actually gay.

Phyllis has Lars' body shipped from Minneapolis so he can be buried at her new home. When the box arrives, something is moving on the inside.