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Debra discovers that her mother-in-law, Marie, likes Robert's girlfriend, Amy, better than she likes her because Amy is a "good girl."

Debra brings an "unapproved snack" to Ally's T-Ball game and Ray doesn't stand up for her -- prominently displaying his fear of being disliked.

When Robert's traffic school students complain that his class causes severe insomnia, he practices on members of his family -- who turn out to be even tougher critics.

Debra tries to teach Raymond how to have a "normal" mid-life crisis like everyone else, after he starts planning for his burial.

When Debra gives away all the "baby stuff" at a family garage sale, Ray gets upset that she doesn't want to have any more children.

After Raymond asks Debra why she ever married him, they take a walk back in time -- to the very beginning of it all, in Part One of a special two-part episode.

Ray fears that Debra is more interested in the wedding than in him, in the conclusion of a special two-part episode.

When Andi's folks decide to visit them for Easter, Adam and Andi have to keep the peace between both sets of parents.

When Adam insists that pranks are harmless fun, Andi creates an elaborate hoax to teach him a lesson.

Adam is determined to figure out what Andi's hiding when he discovers she's been keeping secrets from him for his own good.

Adam is thrilled and honored to help Joe buy a new car but is caught off guard when Joe suddenly becomes irritable, and the negotiations go off track.

When Audrey's weekly girls' night out gets cancelled, Jeff seeks outtime alone; however, his plans get foiled every step of the way. Meanwhile, Russell discovers that Timmy has a lot of pent up aggression toward him.

Jeff spends the evening trying to avoid learning the score of a N.Y. Rangers game after Audrey forces him to give up his tickets and go to her boss' party instead.

An overly enthusiastic Audrey pushes it too far with a surrogate mother who she and Jeff are considering paying to have their baby.

Audrey attends her high school reunion intent on proving to her former classmates how great her life is in New York City. Meanwhile, Russell accidentally ruins Timmy's dinner party.

A new employee with an axe to grind against Audrey files a sexual harassment claim against her.

Clark, Emma, and Mason must intervene when Jack decides to try online dating and creates the worst profile ever for himself.

Jack faces the ultimate test of his survival skills when he's forced to crash at Clark's tiny apartment while he searches for a place of his own.

The Millennials discover a huge secret about Jack's love life when they clean out his decades-old storage unit.

When Andi's folks decide to visit them for Easter, Adam and Andi have to keep the peace between both sets of parents.

When Adam insists that pranks are harmless fun, Andi creates an elaborate hoax to teach him a lesson.

Adam is determined to figure out what Andi's hiding when he discovers she's been keeping secrets from him for his own good.

When Audrey's weekly girls' night out gets cancelled, Jeff seeks outtime alone; however, his plans get foiled every step of the way. Meanwhile, Russell discovers that Timmy has a lot of pent up aggression toward him.

Jeff spends the evening trying to avoid learning the score of a N.Y. Rangers game after Audrey forces him to give up his tickets and go to her boss' party instead.

An overly enthusiastic Audrey pushes it too far with a surrogate mother who she and Jeff are considering paying to have their baby.

Adam is thrilled and honored to help Joe buy a new car but is caught off guard when Joe suddenly becomes irritable, and the negotiations go off track.

When Adam and Don realize they need to bring in more business, they film a commercial advertising their company.

Adam and Andi set up Adam's boss on a date to boost her spirits in the hope that she'll then be in the mood to have Adam resume work on the mini-mall.

Audrey attends her high school reunion intent on proving to her former classmates how great her life is in New York City. Meanwhile, Russell accidentally ruins Timmy's dinner party.

A new employee with an axe to grind against Audrey files a sexual harassment claim against her.

Adam and Jennifer plan a secret wedding; however, a series of unfortunate events puts their plan in jeopardy.

Clark, Emma, and Mason must intervene when Jack decides to try online dating and creates the worst profile ever for himself.

Jack faces the ultimate test of his survival skills when he's forced to crash at Clark's tiny apartment while he searches for a place of his own.

The Millennials discover a huge secret about Jack's love life when they clean out his decades-old storage unit.

When Andi's folks decide to visit them for Easter, Adam and Andi have to keep the peace between both sets of parents.

When Adam insists that pranks are harmless fun, Andi creates an elaborate hoax to teach him a lesson.

Adam is determined to figure out what Andi's hiding when he discovers she's been keeping secrets from him for his own good.

When Audrey's weekly girls' night out gets cancelled, Jeff seeks outtime alone; however, his plans get foiled every step of the way. Meanwhile, Russell discovers that Timmy has a lot of pent up aggression toward him.

Jeff spends the evening trying to avoid learning the score of a N.Y. Rangers game after Audrey forces him to give up his tickets and go to her boss' party instead.

An overly enthusiastic Audrey pushes it too far with a surrogate mother who she and Jeff are considering paying to have their baby.

Adam is thrilled and honored to help Joe buy a new car but is caught off guard when Joe suddenly becomes irritable, and the negotiations go off track.

When Adam and Don realize they need to bring in more business, they film a commercial advertising their company.

Adam and Andi set up Adam's boss on a date to boost her spirits in the hope that she'll then be in the mood to have Adam resume work on the mini-mall.

Audrey attends her high school reunion intent on proving to her former classmates how great her life is in New York City. Meanwhile, Russell accidentally ruins Timmy's dinner party.

A new employee with an axe to grind against Audrey files a sexual harassment claim against her.

Adam and Jennifer plan a secret wedding; however, a series of unfortunate events puts their plan in jeopardy.

When Ray's house is tented for termites, he moves his entire family into his parents' house and gives Frank and Marie a taste of their own medicine, on the third season premiere.

After Frank has one accident too many, Debra decides that the kids can't ride with him anymore, which makes Raymond realize that his dad is getting older.

Upset because she thinks the kids like their new babysitter, Lisa, better than their mommy, Debra makes a desperate choice -- she asks Marie to step in.

After Raymond embarrasses Debra at Ally's school auction, she hints that she's going to "get him back" and Ray lives in fear of her retribution.

When Debra's mother comes to visit the family for a week, Debra finds herself shocked to discover that she wishes her own mom were more like Marie.

After Raymond is put in charge of the birth control, his plans for Halloween romance are destroyed when Grandpa runs out of candy at the house.

After Raymond convinces Robert to move out of Frank and Marie's house, all the family members lose their "buffer."

Ray earns the nickname "attention pig" when he gets upset after Andy's article is published by Sports Illustrated magazine.

When Amy breaks up with Robert, the entire family blames Raymond for Robert's decision because Raymond told his brother that he feels like "a hostage" and that Debra only keeps him alive "to open jars and kill bugs."

After Frank and Marie go to a Senior Health Fair and find that their cholesterol is a little high, Marie puts her household on a diet and cooks up tofu turkey and other non-traditional fare for what is supposed to be the Barone Thanksgiving feast.

Ray is green with envy when he drops by Robert's new apartment building and gets a look at his brother's sexy neighbors.

Ray is devastated when he learns that Marie and Frank traded in their Christmas gift -- a personally engraved toaster from Ray, Debra and the kids -- for a state-of-the-art coffee maker.

To settle the score -- and maintain his dignity -- Ray challenges Frank to a winner-take-all ping pong match after Frank reveals that he purposely threw a childhood match so that Ray would finally beat him.