Ep 2. Here's Looking at You, Kid

The Bob Newhart Show season 4 episode 2 is titled "Here's Looking at You, Kid." In this episode, Bob Hartley, a psychologist, finds himself with a new client who has a unique problem. This client, Howard Borden, is convinced that he is being followed and watched by people. Despite Bob's reassurances that this is not the case, Howard remains paranoid and fearful.

Meanwhile, Bob's wife Emily is dealing with her own problems at school. As a teacher, she is struggling with a difficult student, Janice, who seems to have no interest in learning and disrupts the entire class. Emily becomes frustrated and even considers quitting her job.

Back in Bob's office, he tries various methods to help Howard overcome his fear, including role playing and exposure therapy. However, nothing seems to work, and Howard's paranoia only continues to grow.

During a session with Bob, Howard reveals that he believes he is being watched by the FBI because he has a secret that they want to know. Bob becomes increasingly concerned and tries to get Howard to reveal the secret, but Howard insists that he cannot tell anyone.

As the episode progresses, Bob's personal and professional lives intersect when Emily seeks his advice about Janice. Bob uses techniques he learned from working with Howard to help Emily deal with the difficult student.

In the end, Bob is able to help both Howard and Emily with their problems. Howard finally reveals his secret and realizes that it was not as big of a deal as he thought it was, and Emily is able to find a solution for Janice that helps her succeed in school.

"Here's Looking at You, Kid" is an episode about overcoming fear and finding ways to deal with difficult situations. Both Bob and Emily face challenges in their work, but through perseverance and creative thinking, they are able to help their clients and find solutions to their problems. The episode showcases the unique skills and perspectives that Bob and Emily bring to their professions and highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, and trust.