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Following the death of his Dodge, Al sets out to get a new car.

An untimely death threatens Al's Thanksgiving tradition; Kelly tries to a pet turkey from becoming a holiday dinner.

Peggy and Kelly team up as a singing duo for a talent contest in Branson, Missouri.

As Al and Griff lose their jobs on Christmas Eve, Marcy and Jefferson's entry in a neighborhood contest is sabotaged by Kelly and Bud.

As he's trying to celebrate his birthday, Al is put on trial by a group of obese women.

Peggy's amnesia allows Al to mold her into the perfect wife.

Al's boss falls in love with Bud.

When he starts charging Bud rent, Al is confined to the basement until he makes some much-needed repairs.

Sandpiper Air is boycotted after Antonio doesn't let a famous sports figure board the plane.

Brian falls in love, mid-flight, with his only passenger on Valentine's Day.

Crazy Sandy Cooper returns to Nantucket to have Joe's baby.

Antonio takes a high-paying job, but suspects his boss is linked to the mob.

Helen and Joe finally find the perfect contractor to build their home, however, he falls to pieces and stops working when his wife kicks him out.

John is surprised when a patient is disappointed at the news that he's not terminally ill. Jake scams Bob in a Scrabble game.

Reggie goes out to dinner with her abusive friend Sara and Sara's husband, Richard. She finds that she and Richard are attracted to each other.

John tries to keep a casual love affair alive, while Bob tries to turn a found Super Bowl ring into his ticket to fame and fortune.

John believes that Christmas is a phony time of the year. Instead of embracing the Christmas spirit, he uses getting robbed as vindication for his position.

Reggie meets Johns's friend Dan, who is recently divorced from an extraordinary, accomplished woman.

Becker and the crew decide to barter services office visits for food and services.

Becker obsesses over whether or not younger women still find him attractive. Linda takes advantage of a hard-working temp.

Becker gets in hot water with parents when his nutrition lecture at an elementary school turns into a sex talk.

John gets a portable talking computer for his speech-impaired patient, with unintended consequences.

Becker bores a bartender with a story about his ex-wife's wedding.

Amidst some pre-April Fool's Day pranks, Bill tries to keep an important interview on track, while Lisa and Matthew vie for a key assignment and Beth learns she has a secret admirer.

As Beth seeks Jimmy's help negotiating a deal, Lisa goes after Dave for a raise.

Choosing a temporary replacement for Catherine gives Dave a headache of his own.

While Lisa's continued relationship with an ex-boyfriend irks Dave, Bill and Catherine find themselves engaging in practical joke warfare.

After announcing they've broken up, Lisa decides she'll only communicate with Dave in writing.

Lisa comes to the rescue after Jimmy loses Bill in a station owner's poker game.

Doug gets a new trainee at work, and much to his surprise, she’s blond and beautiful.

Doug and Carrie pine for the privacy they used to have before Arthur moved in.

Doug and Carrie have done everything they can to avoid their annoying neighbors, Tim and Dorothy Sacksky.

A rollicking visit with Deacon’s three-year-old reminds Doug how much he loves kids, and prompts a conversation with Carrie about starting a family.

It’s the last straw for Doug when Arthur asks, and somehow manages, to have Doug use his delivery truck to move an armoire.

Against Carrie’s wishes, Doug buys a motorcycle.

Carrie makes friends with the new neighbor and the two become inseparable.

Carrie, looking to build a home office, asks Doug to meet her at the bank to secure a loan.

Antonio meets the girl of his dreams, but then loses her.

Joe and Brian visit a strip club to see a former high school classmate dance.

Casey's husband, Stuart, returns after being gone for two years.

Joe and Helen find the house of their dreams.

After Helen and Joe reunite for one last night of sex before she marries Davis, Helen gets more than she bargained for when Joe proposes.

Helen's plan to prove to Casey that Joe won't back out of the wedding backfires when she sets a date just four weeks away.

Brian gets the go-ahead from his therapist to start dating again, but looks for love in all the wrong places.

Lowell becomes an entrepreneur when he purchases the island's old wax museum as an investment.

Al and Griff join Jefferson in the National Guard.

A party game sends Al and Peggy to a marriage counselor; Kelly squares off in the boxing ring against a rival actress.

When Al moves out, he and Peggy throw themselves into the singles scene, with widely different results.

While Al finds single life dismal, Peggy tries to land a new husband.

Al falls in love with a stripper, unaware that she's actually his wife.

Kelly becomes a prima donna after being asked to fill in on a popular children's television program.

As Jefferson's worries about getting old force him into taking a job, Al tries to cure Peggy's shopping addiction.

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