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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.

After a hair-raising encounter with the maniac, Al decides to get the family out of town. But, they are trapped at the motel by a storm and the locals are unwilling to help them.

Bill thinks he's been cheated by his new health club; the staff discovers a secret about Dave's past.

Lisa balks at being the Cutest Reporter in New York; Bill starts his own anti-rap music crusade.

Bill's relentless sarcasm leads to Matthew experimenting with his own dark side; Jimmy looks to Catherine for help beating a crooked card dealer.

Jimmy's new employee policy covering harassment backfires and brings work at the station to a standstill.

Jimmy hires Joe to represent him in a lawsuit; Dave takes Lisa's suggestion for a new performance evaluation.

As Dave looks for the owner of some pornography he's found lying around, Jimmy arranges for a group of third grade interns to work at the station.

This year, Christmas Eve is spent in a cab with a nun, in a department store basementhiding from carolers.

Joe and Helen's sex life gets wrapped into Roy's relationship with a TV talk show host.

Joe buys a new state of the art vacuum cleaner only to learn that it's life time guaranteedoesn't hold.

Brian saves the day when he lands a plane.

Brian is heartbroken when he learns his dream girl is twelve years old. Antonio is put incharge of Joe and Helen's safety.

Joe and Brian hire a gorgeous temp; Antonio is fired from his job.

Helen isn't allowed to marry Roy.

Joe tries to overcome his fear of the circus. Brian and Casey are dating a mother and son.

Joe and Brian enter a boxing match.

Joe and Brian find riches at the same time Helen learns she can't play the cello.

Nina is despondent at the retirement of a longtime rival; Jack's desire to gain fame by naming a park after himself backfires.

Jack is upset when he's bumped from a list of the most influential New Yorkers, and actor Mark Hamill stalks Finch.

Following his divorce, Finch's dad starts dating Nina.

Finch tries coming to grips with his dad's engagement to Nina.

Maya tries to convince Elliott that his slow-witted brother is a fake.

While railing on the evils of Beanie Babies, Becker gets annoyed when an overly friendly delivery guy named Todd stops by the diner.

Becker throws his back out at home while trying to close a stuck window.

Becker has a fear that midgets bring him bad luck and is spooked by the new water guy, who happens to be vertically challenged.

Becker promises a friend that he will write a medical article for him, but gets frustrated with numerous distractions.

Becker learns that an elderly patient, Mr. Fowler, has suffered from a heart attack and calls his daughter to tell her the bad news.

Becker yells at a woman for letting her child cry uncontrollably, then rants about her bad parenting skills.

Becker is outraged as he tells the gang at the diner that someone broke into his apartment and stole his computer.

Becker starts off the day in a cranky mood when he finds a stray cat in his office, which apparently crawled through a broken window.

Becker arrives at the office carrying the parking meter that ate his quarter.

Becker's patient, Jimmy, is a penniless scalper who is unable to afford his ulcer treatment.

Doug and Carrie get free tickets to her firm's annual golf outing at a private club.

Doug starts to dream more seriously about running his sandwich shop now that his Uncle Stu (guest star Gavin MacLeod) has generously offered him a large sum of money to see him realize his dream.

While Carrie is away on a business trip, Doug plays host to his parents and seems to re-live his youth while doing it.

Carrie starts Doug on another new diet which makes him miserable.

Carrie and Doug begin preparing for tax time and realize that their charitable giving leaves a little to be desired.

Carrie's attempt at a new hair-do, a bun a la 'The Librarian' - leaves Doug feeling completely turned off and not wanting to bring her to his upcoming class reunion.

When Carrie and Arthur's constant bickering begins to spiral out of control, Doug and Carrie decide it's time to send Arthur to a psychotherapist (guest star William Hurt) to find the root of his anger.

Doug takes $100 from his and Carrie's savings stash to bet on boxing. When he and Deacon win $5,000, they hide the winnings from their wives by blowing the entire amount in one day, which includes having singer Eddie Money give them a private concert.

When Adam and Andi's babysitter cancels on Valentine's Day, they try to survive leaving Kate in charge at home for the first time.

When Kate is asked out on her first date, Adam can't curb his overprotective ways. Also, Don enlists Lowell's help to buy the perfect anniversary gift for Marcy.

When Adam's parents visit unannounced, they reveal surprising plans for their future living arrangements. Swoosie Kurtz and Stacy Keach guest star.

Adam and Andi are shocked when they finally meet Lowell's wife, Jen.

When Adam convinces his stubborn father to finally go to the doctor, he learns a few things his dad didn't want him to know. Swoosie Kurtz and Stacy Keach guest star.

Adam and Don discover a sneaky way of getting out of trouble with their wives.

When a client doesn't want Don to attend a big meeting, Adam goes to great lengths to protect his brother's feelings.

When Adam and Andi borrow money from Joe to help with a cash flow problem, they soon regret it.

When Adam and Andi discover Kate is lying to them about her whereabouts, they hatch a plan to catch her

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