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When starting a baseball card collection, Al and Steve sell Marcy's old Barbie doll. They must get it back but learn that the shop they sold it to was robbed.

Al's attempts to get rid of a rodent in the Bundy house end badly.

Al, under the impression that you don't have to pay for anything you didn't order, takes Peggy and Bud on a wild spending spree when the mailman accidentally leaves a new credit card addressed to Buck the dog.

Joe and Helen go to Vienna so Helen can fulfill her dream as a cellist. Brian and Caseytake over Joe and Helen's jobs. Antonio goes to jail.

Returning from an idyllic honeymoon in the sunny tropics, Joe and Helen learn their house has burned to the ground.

Joe is indignant about throwing his brother, Brian, out of his life until he receives a visit from the ghost of his father.

Joe and Brian are paid to fly the deceased old man Kingsbury back to Nantucket and accidentally bring back the wrong body so Joe has to pose as a corpse.

Lowell returns to Nantucket after seeing America and immediately needs to fly to Boston to repair one of Roy's planes. While in Boston, Lowell witnesses a gangland murder and is forced to enter the Federal Witness Protection Program.

Antonio is depressed that he is destined to be alone, so Joe and Brian unknowingly arrange a date with a prostitute.

Joe and Helen meet the famous architect Y.M. Burg, who out of sympathy offers to design their new traditional dream home. Brian hires a new mechanic with a secret.

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.

When Dave and Bill are stranded by a storm in St. Louis, Lisa is put in charge.

Matthew's twin brother comes to visit; Bill's secret contract nearly bankrupts the station.

As Lisa struggles with a story from the White House, a misunderstanding leads Joe to seek revenge on a noisy upstairs neighbor; Catherine sets out to undermine Bill's latest commercial endorsement.

An argument over a traffic ticket gets Bill committed to a mental hospital.

The staff is asked to comfort a comatose Jimmy following his heart attack.

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.

Fay decides to marry after a whirlwind romance with a man she met on a cruise ship.

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.

On Valentines Day, Kelly hauls in a load of Valentines, while Steve plans to give Marcy a trip to Hawaii. When Marcy finds out from Peggy, she plans to give Steve his Valentine present by jumping out of a life-size cake.

The Bundy's stay at the shoe store after their house is tented for termites. A grounded Kelly plots to escape and go to a rock concert.

Marcy regrets denting Steve's new car when he claims that she's made him impotent.

While secretly going through Steve and Marcy's mail, Al and Peggy fill out an application to a TV game show called "How Do I Love Thee" where the objective is a Bundy natural: surviving physical torture from one's spouse.

After going with Steve to the racetrack, Al is reluctant to reveal that he won $1,200 because he knows that Peggy and the kids will take the money for themselves.

Al's quiet three-day weekend plans to watch his favorite John Wayne movie "Hondo" are ruined when Peggy's eccentric relatives come to visit the Bundy household.

A down-on-his-luck shoe salesman, Al Bundy, who’s unhappily married with two children, is forced to choose between going to a basketball game or joining his lazy wife, Peg, in meeting their new neighbors.

Marcy introduces Peg to a new energetic diet to improve her marriage. Al, meanwhile, wants to part of it but learns if he tries the diet, he can persuade Peg to quit. He must then swallow his pride and admit to Peggy he loves her no matter what.

Becker and Liz realize that they have a wacky relationship because they both snoop through each other's stuff and Bob wins and loses to lottery tickets.

We find out how Jake becomes blind and watch him begin to come to terms with the accident, his friend, and himself. (TV-PG)

Becker starts to appreciate life after spending an evening in the morgue identifying one of his patients.

Becker deals with chaos at work while Reggie studies for a test and Margaret attends the reading of a will. (TV-PG)

Becker starts a secretive new health regime to lower his cholesterol, which leads people to talk about his unknown condition. (TV-PG)

Becker is arrested for being confrontational and forced to do community service and Bob moves in with Linda. (TV-PG)

Becker feels old after having to renew his driver's license.

Becker takes a stab at being social by having a dinner party.

Becker fights over a phone bill, Reggie is angry over not being invited to a wedding and Bob gains too much confidence listening to self-help tapes. (TV-PG)

Becker mistakenly tells the wrong family that their father has died, while Margaret and Linda deal with Linda's depressed friend Lynda. (TV-PG)

At a wedding, Doug takes a naughty picture with a disposable camera supplied by the bride and groom.

Doug and Carrie run into an ex-girlfriend of Doug from high school. She still has contact with Doug's mom, who's coming to town.

Carrie and Doug have four tickets for a month to the Knicks games and try to find the perfect couple to join them.

Deacon and Dog fight over a childhood toy.

Deacon wants to give his kids a great Thanksgiving but can't do it all by himself. Doug loans him Carrie. Carrie turns out to be more than Deacon bargained for.

While Doug and Carrie are on vacation with friends, Arthur calls Doug to say there's a mold problem in the basement that will cost $ 7,000 to fix.

Doug and Carrie have to pay $12,000 for the mold problem and Doug reluctantly asks his father for financial support.

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