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

Adam and Andi try to get back in their neighbors' good graces after no one shows up to their potluck.

When Adam and Andi are caught off guard by unexpected expenses, they each decide to give up a luxury to pay them off.

When Adam takes his kids to work with him for the day, they accidentally give his biggest client lice. Also, Andi feels like a bad mom when she's the only one in the family not to get lice.

When Adam notices his Dad's increasingly forgetful behavior, he struggles with how to approach him to discuss it.

Brian gains over a hundred pounds and is forced to join Eat-A-Holics, where he realizes that his outrageous weight gain is because he feels rejected by his recently married brother, Joe, now that Joe has less time to spend with him.

Helen and Joe fight over the plans for their new home and Joe has a terrible dream that seems like reality.

Helen throws her first Christmas party and all of her guests have their wallets stolen.

Helen and Joe baby-sit their friend's little girl and dump their childhood neuroses on her.

Joe and Brian are reunited with their grandfather, Jack Hackett, who Helen and Casey discover is an imposter.

R.J., Roy Biggins' estranged gay son, returns to Nantucket to celebrate his father's birthday and confronts him about his lifestyle.

Golden Globe Award winner Matt LeBlanc stars as Adam, a contractor who starts spending more time with his three kids when his wife, Andi, goes back to work.

When Adam's client offers him two highly coveted tickets to a Pittsburgh Steelers game, he must choose between taking his wife, Andi, or his brother, Don (Kevin Nealon).

When Adam gets fed up with endless demands from his daughter's kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Rodriguez, he makes a hasty decision that lands him in hot water with his wife Andi.

Andi has a hard time not taking over when Adam tackles organizing the school's big Thanksgiving feast with Don and Lowell.

When the kids won't admit who put a hole in the wall, Adam and Andi team up to get the culprit to confess.

When a blizzard prevents the Burns family from visiting the grandparents' house for Christmas, Adam and Andi scramble to avoid an epic holiday disaster.

When Adam's oldest daughter experiences a momentous occasion while Andi is unavailable, he tries to keep his cool and gingerly guide her through it.

Adam tries to pretend he isn't jealous when he discovers Andi has a close male friend at work.

When Andi and Marcy realize they were rivals in high school, Adam and Don are dragged into the feud and forced to take sides.

When Adam and Andi have the dreaded "talk" with Teddy and Kate, their awkward approach makes the kids horribly uncomfortable.

When Andi forces Adam to hang out with Lowell, Don feels left out and Andi has to make peace between them.

Carrie's boss, Pruzan, has his first big case as partner, and Carrie is overwhelmed with work.

Now that Arthur is back from the hospital, Carrie thinks that it is a good idea that she and Doug get life insurance.

This episode sets the time before Doug and Carrie's marriage. Carrie is very nervous to be married to Doug. She can not stop vomiting. When the two meet with the priest, he remembers Doug and Carrie met at camp as kids.

Deacon asks Doug to come along to Atlantic City for a weekend. Carrie wants to go salsa dancing with him, but grudgingly concurs with Doug's wishes and goes with them to Atlantic City.

Doug and Carrie want to conceive but receive another negative pregnancy result. When it is revealed that Carrie only has one working ovary, they find that they must get started in conceiving right away, only to be hindered when Doug's parents visit.

Carrie grows jealous when Spence's girlfriend recruits Doug to test her culinary work. Meanwhile, Arthur's lack of classical movie knowledge shocks Carrie.

Now that Deacon and Kelly have separated, Doug makes it his mission to get his friend out of the funk he's been in by taking him out to the clubs.

Doug and Carrie find an old wedding gift.

As John and Chris get more serious in their relationship, Chris realizes that John is not as affectionate as she'd like him to be.

It's Thanksgiving and Chris wants to make dinner for John, who is totally against holidays.

At the diner, Hector tries to talk Jake into giving him money to invest in coffee futures, but Jake resists.

At the diner, Jake receives a letter and is shocked to find out that his late grandmother has left him $25,000.

Margaret tells John that a letter for a medical conference has arrived, but John scoffs, saying it's just an excuse for doctors to have a weekend in Las Vegas.

At the diner, Chris and Jake complain about the cold weather when John walks in, happy because it's cold and flu season, which means more patients.

At the diner, Jake is looking for someone to go downtown and pick up Stevie Wonder concert tickets for him with no luck.

An enraged and irascible Dr. John Becker (Ted Danson) enters the diner in his typical bad mood and sends the patrons fleeing.

Becker enters the diner to find Reggie in a rotten mood. After some prodding, she reveals that her ballplayer boyfriend just dumped her.

Becker is bombarded by sexual overtones throughout the day, beginning with a sensual dream that is interrupted by a neighbor's blaring music.

Becker arrives at the diner to find Reggie and Jake discussing their plans to take a sculpting class.

While Becker is at the diner with Jake and Reggie, an odd little man named Bob enters.

When Al and Peg decide to go on vacation, Steve and Marcy volunteer to take care of their kids, Bud and Kelly. But, their enthusiasm changes when the kids throw a huge party at the Rhoades' house.

Al invites Steve to play poker with his friends but ends up losing his paycheck to Al. Avoiding telling the truth to Marcy fails as Al plans to use his winnings to buy a fishing rod. Ultimately, Marcy enlists the help of Peggy to stop him.

When the owner of the shoe store is in a near-fatal plane crash, Al decides that it is time to get some recognition from his boss or quit his job. After quitting, Al returns to the shoe store, but not without a surprise.

Marcy freaks out when she begins having erotic dreams about Al after a heated argument about men vs women, and wonders whether she is actually sexually attracted to Al. Haunted by her dreams, Marcy ultimately comes to a conclusion and confronts Al.

Al and Peggy delay going to a closing of their favorite hamburger joint, Johnny Be Good's, when Bud and Kelly need them to solve their own problems. Meanwhile, Steve and Marcy prepare a party for their bosses at home.

Al is reluctant to have Buck neutered despite being threatened with lawsuits from numerous neighbors regarding Buck's "nocturnal carnal activities.”

The Bundys take a vacation to near-beautiful Dumpwater, Florida and stay in a cut-rate motel where an ax murderer that hates tourists shows up every five years since 1967.

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