List of Party of Five episodes
Season 6 (1999–2000)

List of Party of Five episodes

Section Title: Season 6 (1999–2000)
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No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date

119	1	"Don't Let Go"	Steve Robman	P.K. Simonds	October 5, 1999

Bailey tries to plan a perfect wedding for Charlie and Kirsten. But when his plans fail, he tells Charlie to plan his own wedding.

120	2	"Naked"	Daniel Attias	Julia Dahl	October 12, 1999

Charlie and Kirsten have a terrible honeymoon in Mexico when Charlie gets sunburned and Kirsten gets food poisoning, but when they start to experiment sexually, they end up having a great time.

121	3	"Bye, Bye, Love"	Adam Nimoy	Allan Heinberg & Mimi Schmir	October 19, 1999

Daphne hires Victor as a nanny for Diana, and gets help job-hunting from Kirsten. Charlie counsels a troubled teen named Myra at work.

122	4	"Wrestling Demons"	Lou Antonio	Melissa Rosenberg	October 26, 1999

Victor turns the house into a haunted one for Owen on Halloween. Julia realizes that she has feelings for Evan.

123	5	"The Shortest Distance"	Eric Jewett	Tom Garriguso & Ian Biederman	November 2, 1999

Kirsten and Charlie are having difficulty with the regimen associated with trying to get pregnant. His effort to pay for in-vitro fertilization leads to him getting a second job, and he does not have time to tutor Myra anymore.

124	6	"Too Close"	Daniel Attias	Julia Dahl & P.K. Simonds	November 9, 1999

Bailey goes to a bar and almost drinks, but meets a woman named Tracy, who turns out to be married. Griffin sees Daphne working at a strip club.

125	7	"We Gather Together"	Steve Robman	Allan Heinberg	November 16, 1999

Charlie convinces Myra's mother to drop statutory rape charges against him. Claudia decides to not report Derek's attack in order to deal with it.

126	8	"Faith, Hope and Charity"	Daniel Attias	Melissa Rosenberg & Christopher Keyser & Amy Lippman & Mimi Schmir	November 30, 1999

Julia decides to break up with Evan after she discovers his emotional unavailability. Claudia gets drunk at Grant High School's homecoming dance when no one reacts to Derek's problems.

127	9	"Ties That Bind"	Lou Antonio	Mimi Schmir & Robin Schiff	December 7, 1999

Bailey continues dating Holly. They spend the night together and end up having sex.

128	10	"Dog Day After New Year"	Keith Samples	Julia Dahl & Tom Garrigus	January 11, 2000

Bailey goes to a wedding with Holly and all her relatives think they're married. Julia's new editor has not answered her about her book, so she tries to find her and not just sit and wait.

129	11	"Fear and Loathing"	Joe Pennella	Ian Biederman	January 18, 2000

Julia accompanies Claudia on a trip to Yale University for a college tour and to visit Justin Thompson, where they meet his new girlfriend, Laura.

130	12	"Bad Behavior"	Harry Winer	Melissa Rosenberg & Allan Heinberg	January 25, 2000

Julia becomes intrigued by a writer, named Adam, in her writing class with no apparent block, but later discovers that Adam is pretending to be a student at Stanford and uses writing to channel his personal feelings.

131	13	"The Declaration of Co-Dependence"	Danny Leiner	Mimi Schmir	February 1, 2000

Bailey has a full plate to deal when he starts drinking again and then discovers money missing from the restaurant, learning that Joe is responsible.

132	14	"One For the Road"	Steve Robman	Ian Biederman & P.K. Simonds	February 8, 2000

Justin Thompson arrives in San Francisco for his engagement party, where Julia tries to remain supportive of his coming marriage to Laura.

133	15	"What If..."	Ken Topolsky	Allan Heinberg & P.K. Simonds	February 22, 2000

After a drunken Bailey crashes his jeep into a stoplight post, he blacks out and has a vision of an alternate reality of what life would be like if his parents never died in the car accident six years ago.

134	16	"Blast the Past"	Daniel Attias	P.K. Simonds & Melissa Rosenberg	March 14, 2000

After spending a few weeks in rehab, Bailey does not feel as good as he looks to others and is beside himself over his life troubles.

135	17	"Getting There"	Joe Penella	Tom Garrigus	March 21, 2000

Unable to find his calling, Bailey becomes reacquainted with Holly, where he attempts to help her older sister, Fiona, find her calling as a costume designer.

136	18	"Too Cool for School"	Scott Brazil	Ian Biederman & Mimi Schmir	April 4, 2000

Charlie looks into buying the furniture factory when Gus decides to sell it to a major corporation. But Charlie learns more about owning it when he must come up with some collateral for a bank to give him a loan.

137	19	"Isn't It Romantic"	Ken Topolsky	Allan Heinberg	April 11, 2000

Just as Bailey begins taking business college classes, Holly's student visa is revoked, which means that she must return to England.

138	20	"Great Expectations"	Christian D. Della Penna	Emily Whitesell	April 18, 2000

Will panics after a meeting with an INS agent asking about the authenticity of his and Holly's "marriage," while Bailey's discomfort grows after Will and Holly pretend to act intimate in public.

139	21	"Taboo or Not Taboo"	Matthew Fox	Mimi Schmir & Melissa Rosenberg	April 19, 2000

Claudia is tempted by an academic shortcut of plagiarizing a term paper while trying to balance her time between school and seeing Todd.

140	22	"Falling Forward"	David Dworetzky	Allan Heinberg & Tom Garrigus & Ian Biederman	April 26, 2000

Charlie and Bailey decide to increase production of the furniture assembly line sales when a big client offers a generous fee.

141	23	"All's Well..."	Steve Robman	P.K. Simonds	May 3, 2000

Bailey considers moving to Philadelphia to go back to college following Joe's advice, but has some complications when Owen does not want to go with him and Charlie tells Bailey about keeping their parental responsibilities.

142	24	"...That Ends Well"	Ken Topolsky	Christopher Keyser & Amy Lippman	May 3, 2000

In the series finale, Bailey, Julia and Claudia all announce their plans to leave town for their own individual careers during the weekly family dinner at Salinger's Restaurant.

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142 "Party of Five" episodes were broadcast across six seasons.

final_sentence: 142 "Party of Five" episodes were broadcast across six seasons.