Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Oct/03/2001) | | In the premiere episode, six-year-old Ruby suffers separation anxiety during her first week of kindergarten and won't let Cheryl leave the classroom. Jim boasts the situation just needs the emotionally strong heart of a dad. But when he finds he doesn't have the willpower to leave Ruby at school in tears, and the teacher insists he leave, Jim comes up with his own questionable solution. He transfers Ruby to a new school where he sits with her all day. To top it all off, he keeps this a secret from Cheryl to protect his pride. | | Guest Stars: Anthony Toro as Kyle, Brian Toro as Kyle, Mary Kathleen Gordon (1) as Mrs. Carter, Katie O'Rourke as Carrie | Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Jonathan Stark, Tracy Newman | |
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| 2 :01x02 - No Nookie (Oct/10/2001) | Tired of rushing to have sex in whatever few moments they can spare, Cheryl arranges a romantic getaway to the Bahamas. Dana will babysit the kids, leaving Cheryl and Jim free to rekindle their romantic flame. Cheryl even convinces Jim to abstain from sex for three weeks, until they get to the Bahamas. The trip falls apart, though, when Dana realizes that she cannot babysit the kids due to a business trip.
Meanwhile, Andy builds a tree house for Grace and Ruby, and gets a little carried away. | Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Nastaran Dibai, Jeffrey B. Hodes | |
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| 3 :01x03 - The Cat Came Back (Oct/17/2001) | | Cheryl is upset by the death of her cat, Mr. Feeney. She asks Jim to give the cat a proper burial, but he sticks the cat in the freezer so he can watch a football game. Cheryl discovers the cat, and she is upset by Jim's insensitivity. | | Guest Stars: Ed Lover as Ed, Tony Braunagel as Tony, Danny Breen as Danny | Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Tracy Gamble | | Songs: (Unknown artist) -- Amazing Grace | |
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| 4 :01x04 - Anniversary (Oct/24/2001) | Jim persuades Dana to buy a gift for Cheryl for their tenth anniversary. Dana chooses a beautiful charm bracelet, with little trinkets symbolizing the special moments in Jim and Cheryl's relationship. Cheryl loves the gift from Jim, until she discovers that Dana was the one who really bought it. She is upset that her husband doesn't know her well enough to buy her a nice gift. Cheryl says that she'd like whatever Jim bought her, as long as it came from the heart.
Just to spite his wife, Jim comes home with a replacement gift - a giant-screen TV. To his surprise, Cheryl actually loves the new gift. | | Guest Stars: Tony Braunagel as Tony, Christopher Moynihan as Chris | Director: Gil Junger
Writer: Todd J. Greenwald, David Feeney | |
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| 7 :01x07 - The Crush (Nov/14/2001) | | When Andy decides Dana is responsible for his inferiority complex, he asks her to join him in his therapy - but she falls for his therapist; Jim and Cheryl disagree about letting the kids to have their own TV; Jim admits to riding his motorcycle, breaking a promise he'd made to Cheryl earlier; and Ruby innocently divulges a secret of Cheryl's, exposing a broken promise of hers to Jim. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Porter as Kevin, Veronica Puelo as Gabriela | Director: Andy Cadiff
Writer: Richard Cohen (1) | |
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| 15 :01x15 - Racquetball (Feb/27/2002) | | When Cheryl reminds Jim that she beat him at racquetball years ago, he claims he was only letting her win to gain her affections, so Cheryl challenges him to a no-holds-barred re-match. | Director: Gil Junger
Writer: Richard Goodman | |
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| 21 :01x21 - Cheryl's Day Off (May/08/2002) | Jim and Andy leave Ruby and Gracie with one of several moms they met at a park while they go to the movies — then they forget who they gave them to! Meanwhile, Cheryl decides to spend the day with Dana at the movies and sees Jim there with Andy and Kyle.
| | Guest Stars: Elizabeth Anne Smith as Sandy, Hira Ambrosino as Sarah | |
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Season 2 |
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| 25 :02x03 - The Baby Monitor (Oct/15/2002) | | Cheryl is dying to be "couple friends" with Ted and Janet, some new neighbors. Against Jim's wishes, she sets up a dinner date with the couple. After a pleasant evening and the guests are gone, Jim and Cheryl manage to overhear — on a baby monitor that Cheryl loaned her guests — a conversation Ted and Janet are having about them. Later the conversation goes from innocuous to intimate, but Jim and Cheryl can't tear themselves away from the speaker. So they have to pretend everything's normal at their next get-together with the Janet and Ted (and Ted's 'alter ego,' "Little Winston"), until Jim's big mouth gets him in trouble once again. | | Guest Stars: Pat Finn (1) as Ted, Connor Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Garret Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Stacey Travis as Janet | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | |
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| 35 :02x13 - You Gotta Love Somebody (1) (Jan/21/2003) | | Cheryl and Jim try to play matchmaker to a cop and his female partner (Dan Aykroyd and Laraine Newman), and Jim and Cheryl's memory of how they met doesn't mesh with the recollections Andy and Dana have, on a special one-hour episode. | | Guest Stars: Jill Matson as Patty, John Rubano as John, Christopher Moynihan as Chris, Tony Braunagel as Tony, Brad Paisley as Chad, Dan Aykroyd as Officer Danny Michalsky, Laraine Newman as Officer Laraine Elkin, Paul Vinson as Bouncer | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
Writer: Ron Hart, John D. Beck (1) | | Songs: Jim Belushi -- Angel | |
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| 36 :02x14 - You Gotta Love Somebody (2) (Jan/21/2003) | | Cheryl and Jim try to play matchmaker to a cop and his female partner (Dan Aykroyd and Laraine Newman), and Jim and Cheryl's memory of how they met doesn't mesh with the recollections Andy and Dana have, on a special one-hour episode. | | Guest Stars: Jill Matson as Patty, Christopher Moynihan as Chris, Tony Braunagel as Tony, John Rubano as John, Brad Paisley as Chad, Dan Aykroyd as Officer Danny Michalsky, Laraine Newman as Officer Laraine Elkin, Paul Vinson as Bouncer | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
Writer: Ron Hart, John D. Beck (1) | | Songs: Jim Belushi -- Can't Get Out Of It, Jim Belushi -- Have Love Will Travel | |
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| 41 :02x19 - The Pass (Feb/25/2003) | | A childhood buddy of Jim's who "has it all" hires Jim to design his expensive new home. A resentful Jim doesn't want to take the job at first, until he learns the guy wants something that "belongs" to Jim — Cheryl. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Sorbo as Darryl Buckner | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: David Feeney | |
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| 49 :02x27 - Vegas, Baby (1) (May/20/2003) | On a family trip to Vegas, Cheryl secretly plans a reunion with Jim and his estranged sister, Roxanne (Jennifer Coolidge), on the special, one-hour season finale.
| | Guest Stars: Jennifer Coolidge as Roxanne, Tom Cassell as Gondolier, Steve Murphy (1) as Elvis Impersonator, Cyndi Martino (1) as Waitress, Betty Bunch as Justice of the Peace, Wayne Newton as Himself | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Bob Nickman | |
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| 50 :02x28 - Vegas, Baby (2) (May/20/2003) | On a family trip to Vegas, Cheryl secretly plans a reunion with Jim and his estranged sister, Roxanne, on the special, one-hour season finale.
| | Guest Stars: Jennifer Coolidge as Roxanne, Steve Murphy (1) as Elvis Impersonator, Loren Lazerine as Evan, Eric Payne as Contractor, Wayne Newton as Himself | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Nastaran Dibai, Jeffrey B. Hodes | |
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Season 3 |
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| 52 :03x02 - The Packer Ball (Sep/30/2003) | | When Jim's son becomes attached to a Packers football, Jim tries to turn him into a Bears fan instead. | | Guest Stars: Garret Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Connor Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Ted Michaels as Kenny, Reginald James as Contruction Worker #1, Robert Belushi as Older Kyle, Christopher T. Wood as Counter Guy, Jeffrey Scott Kelly as Customer #1, Mark Beltzman as Customer #2, Michael Balin as Contruction Worker #3, Christopher Gehrman as Contruction Worker #2, John Maynard (2) as Contruction Worker #4 | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | |
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| 61 :03x11 - The Empty Gesture (Nov/25/2003) | Cheryl feels very much taken for granted as she prepares Thanksgiving dinner this year, especially when she gets stranded on the roof retrieving a tablecloth Jim had fashioned into a Halloween ghost — and no one notices her absence until she unhooks the satellite. To make amends, Jim tells her that he, Dana and Andy will prepare the holiday feast. He assumes the mere gesture will be enough, and so doesn't bother to actually make the dinner. Unfortunately, neither does Cheryl.
| | Guest Stars: Lynne Marie Stewart as Sister Eileen, Connor Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Garret Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Kevin Kirkpatrick as Homeless Man | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Warren Bell | |
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| 66 :03x16 - The Best Man (Feb/10/2004) | | Jim tries to convince his nervous friend, Danny (Dan Aykroyd), not to back out of his wedding plans with Laraine (Laraine Newman). | | Guest Stars: Dan Aykroyd as Danny Michalsky, Connor Sullivan (1) as Kyle, Garret Sullivan (1) as Kyle, John Rubano as John, Tony Braunagel as Tony, Mark Beltzman as Beltzman, Tracy Newman as Folksinger, Nicholas Hormann as Doctor, Robert Joseph (2) as Paramedic, Laraine Newman as Laraine, Doug Budin as Queer Guy | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | | Songs: Jim Belushi -- 300 Pounds of Joy | |
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| 76 :03x26 - The Marriage Bank (May/11/2004) | Thinking it might get Cheryl to let him go on a fishing trip with Andy, Jim makes a "deposit" in the "marriage bank" by agreeing to go to a couples seminar with her. Jim's plans are foiled, however, when Dr. Ted, the marriage guru, declares the whole marriage bank mentality unhealthy and Cheryl learns Jim's real motives — so that Dr. Ted must intervene.
| | Guest Stars: Stephen Tobolowsky as Dr. Ted, Todd Tesen as Todd | Director: Jim Belushi
Writer: Christopher J. Nowak (1) | |
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| 77 :03x27 - Everyone Gets Dumped (May/18/2004) | Tensions rise when Cheryl discovers that Dana is dating one of her ex-boyfriends, Doug, who dumped her without explanation 15 years ago. When Jim learns that Doug has season tickets to the Cubs, bygones are bygones and he's suddenly Doug's best friend. But when Doug, characteristically, ends up dumping Dana — and Jim too - they all vow to get to the truth about Doug.
| | Guest Stars: Ed Quinn as Doug | Director: Chris Brougham (1)
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | |
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Season 4 |
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| 91 :04x12 - Nanny-Cam (Jan/18/2005) | | Jim buys a nanny-cam to spy on a sitter he didn't want Cheryl to hire, but instead catches Cheryl on tape hiding money from him. When Cheryl finds Jim's tape, she buys a nanny-cam to spy on him. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Dodd as Mrs. Nelson | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Bob Nickman | |
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| 96 :04x17 - The Mustache (Mar/08/2005) | | A hot delivery girl gives Jim some fashion advice, prompting him to grow a mustache, which Cheryl hates. Cheryl retaliates by becoming a brunette - but Jim loves it. After a chance meeting with the girl, Cheryl asks her to give Jim suggestions that will make him look ridiculous. | | Guest Stars: Jennifer Alden as Alicia, Ted Michaels as Kenny | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | |
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| 103 :04x24 - The Bachelorette Party (May/03/2005) | Cheryl hosts a boring bachelorette party for Dana, which inspires Jim and Andy to bring her out for a real night out on the town. But when a well meaning Jim warns Dana about the trappings of marriage (i.e. no sex ever again!), a drunken Dana runs off to find Ryan at his medical convention to call off the wedding. Cheryl manages to save the day when she goes after Dana and calms her fears.
| | Guest Stars: Carol Pawlak as Woman No. 1, Thomas Crnkovich as Cajun Man, Tina Gasbarra as Tina, Jamieson Price as Speaker | Director: Dennis Capps
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | |
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| The Scrapbook (May/10/2005) | | Immediately following the 100th episode, a special half-hour retrospective episode takes a hilarious look at Cheryl and Jim's botched anniversary moments from years past. | Director: Jim Belushi
Writer: Sylvia Green, Harry Hannigan | |
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| 105 :04x26 - Wedding Bell Blues (May/17/2005) | On Dana's wedding day, Jim accidentally knocks the family's favorite reverend unconscious with the car door, so he has to scramble to find a replacement preacher at the last minute.
| | Guest Stars: Willie Amakye as Willie, Rick Hall (1) as paramedic, Anthony Heald as Reverend Stevens, Michael McCarthy (1) as Reverend Hill, Tony Braunagel as Tony, John Rubano as John, Mitch Rouse as Dr. Ryan Gidson, Ted Michaels as Kenny, Kathleen Noone as Maggie | Director: Charles Kanganis
Writer: Mitch Hunter (1), Jana Hunter (1) | | Songs: Jim Belushi -- Say I Do | |
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Season 5 |
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| 111 :05x06 - Anec-Dont's (Oct/18/2005) | | Cheryl, upset that Jim thinks her daily anecdotes are boring, steals Dana's story about meeting Oprah. Jim, now determined to out-do Cheryl, makes up a story about his construction office catching fire. But when Cheryl take the kids to see the damage, Jim and Andy, who are scrambling to make it look authentic, end up setting a real fire. | | Guest Stars: Mitch Rouse as Dr. Ryan Gidson | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: Howard J. Morris (2) | |
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| 117 :05x12 - Sex Ed Fred (Jan/10/2006) | | When Jim and Cheryl preview a sex education video to be shown to children at Ruby’s school, they discover that the boy in the video is Jim. | | Guest Stars: Carol Pawlak as angry parent #2, Doug Cameron as angry parent #1, Jacob Nelson as young Andy, Paul Greenburg (1) as Jeffrey, Elijah Runcorn as Fred, Laken Romine as Cindy, Karen Dyer as Margo, Barry Williams as Ben, Kari Coleman as Mrs. Clark | Director: Larry Joe Campbell (1)
Writer: Mitch Hunter (1), Jana Hunter (1) | |
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| 125 :05x20 - The Thin Green Line (Mar/14/2006) | | Cheryl urges Jim to behave on St. Patty’s Day and forego his annual law-bending “Green Man” routine so she can assure herself an appointment to the church committee. Her chances are nevertheless diminished -- not because of Jim, but for her own arrest for public lewdness. | | Guest Stars: Jesse Donnelly as committee member #2, Anne Bellamy as committee member #1, Joey Gnoffo as Sean, Siobhan Dunn as cop, Harley Zumbrum as bouncer, Charlie Hartsock (1) as Charlie, Tony Braunagel as Tony, John Rubano as John, Edmund L. Shaff as Reverend Shelton, Mitch Rouse as Ryan | Director: Larry Joe Campbell (1)
Writer: Harry Hannigan | |
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Season 6 |
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| 136 :06x09 - Dino-Mite (Feb/28/2007) | Dana and Cheryl hesitantly entrust Ryan and Jim to watch the kids and baby Tanner while they have a girls' night out. But Jim sneaks the brood into the museum after hours to see the dinosaur exhibit, and their shenanigans result in the destruction of the Tyrannosaurus Rex display.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Mitch Rouse as Ryan, | Co-Guest Stars: Carol Pawlak as Moviegoer | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Hayes Jackson | |
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| 137 :06x10 - Separate Ways (Mar/07/2007) | Dana and baby Tanner stay with Jim and Cheryl while Ryan is away, but Jim complains the baby's crying keeps him up all night, so Cheryl urges Jim to stays over at Andy's. The guys end up enjoying some male bonding while Cheryl and Dana secretly enjoy their pampering girl time without Jim around. All is perfect -- until Ryan returns.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Tara Strong as crying baby | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Harry Hannigan, Warren Bell | |
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| 138 :06x11 - In Case of Jimergency (Mar/14/2007) | Jim's health insurance is canceled after he argues with a claims representative about his bill, but he doesn't tell Cheryl. When Cheryl gets a cold, Andy convinces Jim to buy tropical fish antibiotics at a pet store to prevent Cheryl from going to a doctor. The pills work and she improves. But when Jim catches Cheryl's cold and takes the same fish pills, he has an allergic reaction. Then Cheryl discovers the truth about the health insurance.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Cleo King as Judith | Director: Larry Joe Campbell (1)
Writer: Ron Hart, John D. Beck (1) | |
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Season 7 |
| 146 :07x01 - Jim Almighty (Jan/01/2008) | Jim is dismayed to learn that Cheryl has joined a dinner party club. When he grumbles that he'd like to meet the moron who invented women, God suddenly appears to defend himself. If Jim thinks he can do a better job, he's welcome to try. But Jim's new-found power backfires when Cheryl and Dana become crasser versions of himself. Then, when Andy asks God to make men more like women, Jim and Andy are transformed into overly sensitive, girly men.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Charlie Hartsock (1) as Charlie., Maribeth Monroe as Mary Beth, Lee Majors as God | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: John D. Beck (1), Ron Hart | |
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| 147 :07x02 - The Hot Wife (Jan/01/2008) | Cheryl can't flirt her way into a reservation at a hot new restaurant, and she begins to worry that her beauty has faded. So Jim cooks up a scheme to cheer his wife up. When he starts to forge suggestive notes from the handsome water delivery guy, Cheryl's mojo returns. But, as things start to heat up between Cheryl and Jim, he wonders if Cheryl's really thinking about Jim or the water delivery guy.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Adam Ray as Brad, Marc Worden as Maitre'D, Meredith Giangrande as Woman | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: David Feeney | |
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| 148 :07x03 - Safety Last (Jan/08/2008) | When Cheryl takes a greater interest in general safety and health, Jim feels stifled by her new rules and regulations. Just after Cheryl forces Jim to wear an I.D. badge during his morning jog, Jim is head-butted by a bull on a side road. While Cheryl learns that one can't anticipate every danger out there, Jim realizes that he's willing to do whatever it takes to make his family feel secure.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Bruce Jarchow as Officer Zavranski, Madison Dirks as Jogger | Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.
Writer: Judd Pillot, John Peaslee | |
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| 157 :07x12 - The Gift Certificate (Apr/15/2008) | | Jim finds out that Andy has forgotten to use a gift certificate that he bought him for his birthday. Not wanting the money to be wasted, he uses it on himself. All is well until Andy remembers he has the gift certificate and invites Jim to eat with him. | | Guest Stars: Bob Levitan as Waiter, Jim Ward as Radio Announcer | Director: Larry Joe Campbell (1)
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| 160 :07x15 - The Six-Week Curse (May/13/2008) | | Now that their relationship has lasted the customary six weeks, Andy is afraid Emily will leave him as all his previous girlfriends have done. Dana puts him under a hypnotic spell in order to get to the source of his relationship problems and discovers that he causes his own break-ups due to low self-esteem. While under, Dana adds a boost of confidence to his persona which ends up backfiring when he begins to flirt with every girl he sees while on his six week anniversary celebration with Emily. | | Guest Stars: Buckley Sampson as Rhonda, Candace Kita (2) as Carmen, Betsy Rue as Gloria, Mo Collins as Emily | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
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| 162 :07x17 - No Bedrest For The Wicked (May/27/2008) | Jim is creating a long list of chores for Cheryl to take over from him when she's off bedrest, but Dana tells him that the doctor ordered Cheryl stay in bed until she goes into labor. When Jim runs into Cheryl's gynecologist at the super market and learns that she's actually been told she should be active now, he confronts Cheryl, who admits that going off bedrest could induce labor and she wants to prolong her pregnancy just a bit longer to enjoy Jim and the kids before the twins are born.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Jim Ward as Dr. Collins, John Rubano as Rubano | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
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Season 8 |
| 164 :08x01 - The Blankie (Dec/02/2008) | Cheryl finally smaps from loss of sleep after being up all night with the twins, so Jim has to take care of the children When he realizes Jonathan's special Christmas snowman blankie has gone missing he, immediately blames the older kids who, out of guilt, comply with Jim's request to complete the household chores. When Jim realize the blanke was with him the whole time, he and Cheryl enjoy the best of both worlds--kids doing the chores and sleeping babies, but not for long.
Source: ABC | Director: Larry Joe Campbell (1)
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| 168 :08x06 - Cabin Boys (Dec/30/2008) | Andy and Jim are excited to have a "guys only" weekend at Andy's fiancee's cabin in the woods. However Emily breaks up with Andy via text message, and then the guys encounter her depressed ex-husband in the cabin. So Jim goes to great lengths to cheer up his old friend and his new friend in hopes of salvaging the weekend.
Source: ABC | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
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| 170 :08x08 - The Yoga Bear (Apr/14/2009) | When Jim realizes that Cheryl has taken a strong interest in yoga with a male instructor she raves about, he becomes jealous and tries to figure what the hype is all about. He joins her class realizing he, too, enjoys moments of Zen with Cheryl. But peace and tranquility are replaced by rage as Jim and Cheryl take yoga classes behind each other's backs to escape the chaos of family life.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Patrick Fabian (1) as Daniel | Director: Penny Marshall
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| 172 :08x10 - The Meaningful Gift (Apr/21/2009) | Andy, desperate to impress Mandy with the perfect birthday gift, turns to Jim for advice. Jim counsels against givivng fancy jewelry, urging Andy instead to give a sentimental gift to win her over. But Andy's recollection of what has meaning to Mandy is way off base, and instead of being pleased with the gift, she thinks he's cheating on her.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Jackie Debatin as Mandy | Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie (1)
Writer: David Feeney | |
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| 178 :08x16 - I Hate the High Road (May/26/2009) | Cheryl forces Jim to donate time to charity. His reluctance turns to elation when he's rewarded with a thousand-dollar check for his efforts. Cheryl insists he return the check, but Jim is itching to buy himself somthing frivolous with the money. And to really test Cheryl's integrity, he spends the money on a pricey designer handbag for her.
Source: ABC | | Guest Stars: Kelsey Crane as saleswoman, Patricia Belcher as Mrs. Kretzer, Fitzhugh G. Houston as police officer | Director: Dennis Capps
Writer: Sylvia Green | |
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| 180 :08x18 - Heaven Opposed to Hell (Jun/02/2009) | When Jim chokes on a shrimp puff, he dies and arrives at Heaven's gate. With Jim on trial to prove his selfless acts on earth, best friend Andy is summoned to heaven to defend him. As Jim attempts to prove his good works to God, his sister-in-law, Dana, represents the Devil, arguing that Jim's selfishness should mean a certain trip to hell.
Source: ABC | | Special Guest Stars: Kimberly Williams as Dana, | Guest Stars: Bruce Jarchow as Gatekeeper, Jackie Debatin as Mandy, Mitch Rouse as Ryan, Dan Aykroyd as Danny Michalsky, Lee Majors as God, Erik Estrada (1) as The Devil, | Co-Guest Stars: Willie Amakye as Willie, Jesse Donnelly as man, Madison Dirks as Delivery Boy | Director: Jim Belushi
Writer: Ron Hart, John D. Beck (1) | |
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