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In a tragic piece of television history, this episode aired just eight days before the death of guest star , who played Randy. While Hartman's character is central to the following episode, "The Tooth Harry" serves as one of the final performances in his recurring guest arc on the series.

is the title of the twenty-sixth episode of the third season of the popular sci-fi sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun . Originally airing on May 20, 1998 , the episode explores the Solomons' ongoing, often hilarious struggles to understand human biology and social norms through two primary storylines involving dental care and media ambition. Plot Summary [S3E26] The Tooth Harry

: Harry drives Nina (the university's administrative assistant) to the dentist to have her wisdom teeth removed. While she is under the influence of anesthesia, Harry cares for her with unexpected sweetness, leading a loopy Nina to believe she has finally found "the right guy". The relationship quickly unravels once the medication wears off and Harry's alien logic—specifically regarding the "going rate" for teeth—clashes with human expectations.

The episode is divided into three distinct narrative threads: Are you interested in a deeper look at

: Officer Don gives Sally a key to his apartment to deepen their relationship. However, he soon regrets the gesture when Sally takes "making herself at home" to an extreme, disrupting Don's independent lifestyle. Key Themes and Cultural Impact

: At Pendelton University, Mary Albright is chosen to star in a promotional video directed by one of Dick’s students. Overcome by jealousy and a desperate need for attention, Dick forces his way into the production. Predictably, Dick and Mary's clashing egos and lack of professional restraint lead them to completely ruin the director's vision. is the title of the twenty-sixth episode of

The episode is noted for its comedic take on the , which Harry interprets as a literal business transaction. According to IMDb , Harry famously attempts to "pay" Nina five dollars per tooth pulled, which he considers the standard "going rate".