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Un écrivain new-yorkais en difficulté tente de trouver le succès et les dates.

Lanky, bumbling private eye Vic Nardozza faces misunderstandings and mishaps while working cases for McKay Investigative Services, but ultimately gets the job done.

"New Attitude" is an American sitcom inspired by Shelly Garrett's stage play "Beauty Shop." It aired on ABC as part of its TGIF lineup.

Based on La méthode zéro (1998), this quirky unsold pilot for NBC follows the first adventure of eccentric genius private detective Daryl Zero and his lawyer sidekick Steve Arlo called The Case of a Billionaire Pervert with a Parking Problem.

Vic poses as a nursing-home resident to catch thieves who rob his aunt.

Jonathan plans a birthday party for Manny but it may be in jeopardy when the tenants vote to replace him with a high-tech surveillance system.

Jonathan and Amanda's relationship is threatened by his interest in her flirtatious girlfriend.

Jonathan agrees to babysit Matt and Janeane's eight-month-old son and discovers the baby is a "chick magnet."

Jonathan pursues a French model; Matt and Janeane listen in on a neighbor's affair; and Sam shares an embarrassing washroom secret of Trudy's.

Jonathan becomes romantically interested with Janeane's sister, Martha, who then moves to New York City for a job as a consultant to the mayor.

Jonathan's relationship with Monica depends upon whether he can come up with the perfect birthday gift. Meanwhile Matt and Janeane search for a replacement wedding gift to replace the one they discarded from Matt's uncle who is coming to visit.