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

Maya gets the magazine in trouble with her honest appraisal of a famous fashion designer's new work.

Maya is roped into a blind date by Nina, only to discover that it's with a philandering congressman.

Maya and her colleagues recall the circumstances which led to their being hired by Jack.

Elliott promises to get revenge after Finch is taken advantage of by a woman.

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.

Joe and Helen can't get any time alone with Brian and Casey breathing down their necks with all of life's little problems.

Brian has a dream-come-true date with his former ninth-grade English teacher.

Helen is hurt when her mother gambles away the money set-aside for her wedding.

Joe and Brian look to one of America's great space heroes to help them expand Sandpiper's business.

Adam and Andi toy with having another baby when Don and Marcy's newborn grandson comes for a visit.

Andi hires a pretty, young babysitter, Sophia (Victoria Justice), to watch the kids, and gets jealous when her daughter, Kate, goes to her instead for advice.

When Adam discovers that the pastor he hired for their wedding was a phony and he and Andi aren't really married, he scrambles to find a way to fix it before she finds out.

When the kids won't do their chores, Adam and Andi decide to go on strike too.

When the DMV tells Carrie that she has to wear corrective lenses in order to drive, Doug decides that he has finally found the perfect birthday present for her - laser eye surgery.

Doug and Carrie decide to try again to make a baby but are finding it hard to carve out any personal time with Arthur always under foot.

Doug rear-ends Kelly and Deacon's car and he and Carrie insist that they personally pay for the damage so they can leave the insurance company out of it.

As Doug is about to break what was once thought of as an unbeatable record, the tension between he and the guys at IPS mounts

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.

It's the Bundy’s 16th wedding anniversary. Al plans to buy Peggy a very fancy watch, but unfortunately, his credit card gets declined. Dare he show up at the party without a present?

There has been a rash of burglaries in the area, and the Rhodes' house is robbed and Al's car stereo is ripped off. Steve and Marcy buy a guard dog that won't stop barking, and Al purchases a fire arm. Ultimately, the two methods of home defense clash.

Becker has a videotape of a French film that he plans to use to lure Chris into coming over to his place.

Becker tries to discourage a friend from expressing interest in Chris by telling him that she is gay.

At the diner, Chris is in the kitchen when a robber enters.

At the office, Margaret reveals to Linda that it's her ten-year anniversary of working for Dr. Becker.

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.

James Caan arrives to spend the day observing Bill; Dave and Lisa are divided over her birthday gift.

Beth turns to Jimmy for some investing advice; Lisa balks at asking Dave for a favor.

Dave's holiday generosity with the staff delays a Christmas Eve trip home with Lisa; Beth finds her talents in demand after helping Bill with an audition tape.

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

When Adam needs to hire a new project manager, Andi accuses Adam of unconscious bias after he only interviews men for the job.

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.

After their neighbors hear Doug & Carrie in a big fight, Carrie tries to convince the neighbors, Mike and Debi that they are better than that; Arthur gets Spence to let him ride the subway for free.

Doug gets Arthur to accompany him in his bed because he cannot sleep without Carrie.

Deacon complains to Doug about how much Kirby hates football, so he gets Doug to play football again to encourage him.

After she gets the raise she prayed for, Carrie starts praying for all kinds of things. Doug can't help himself and starts praying for petty things as well.

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.

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.

Jack tricks Maya into getting a neighbor to move so he can build a steam room at work.

Finch tries to hijack a surveillance videotape of him and Jack's nanny in a compromising position.

Finch is convinced that Nina has an imaginary alter ego while Maya discovers how Jack deceived her on Halloween many years ago.

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