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| 239 :11x01 - Twisted (Sep/28/1996) | | Bud tries to make it seem like there is a bad storm outside in order to get a girl. A real twister occurs and the D'Arcys take refuge in the Bundys' house. The girl that Bud was with discovered what he was up to and leaves him. After the first storm is over, a Force 5 Twister comes. Seeing as how the bad weather turns the women on, Al and Jefferson use their secret exit to get out of the basement, winding up at the nudie bar. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Jennifer Lyons (1) as Ariel, Donna Pieroni as Sandy, Christine Moore (1) as Gorgeous Woman, Steven Shenbaum as Scarecrow | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Richard Gurman | | | |
| 240 :11x02 - Children of the Corns (Oct/05/1996) | | Al learns that the shoes he sells are made by children in sweatshops, so he tries to blackmail Gary, his boss. He tries to get some proof of it so that both he and Griff will get a raise, but they fail. Meanwhile, the Bundys get a microwave oven and they try to hide it from Al. | | Guest Stars: Louisa Abernathy as Christy, Eric Vasques as Immigrant Kid #1, Cherise Ligot as Immigrant Kid #2, Richard Ornelas as Thug, Lee Arnone-Briggs as Woman Customer, Christopher Elwood as Delivery Guy, Patrick T. O'Brien (6) as Bob Thompson, Terese Parente as Miranda Cardinale, Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Harold Sylvester as Griff | Director: Amanda Bearse
Writer: Eric Abrams, Matt Berry (1) | | | |
| 241 :11x03 - Kelly's Gotta Habit (Oct/12/1996) | | Kelly gets chosen to be on a commercial where she must play a nun. In the meantime, Al gets chosen to go as Officer Dan's partner on Cops, and invades the D'Arcy's home. | | Guest Stars: Lewis Dauber (1) as Sketch Artist, Gerry Lock as Old Lady, Bryan Rasmussen as Burglar, Tee Mark Flack as Real Cop, Peter Kerr (1) as Cab Driver, David Pressman (3) as Mike, Nancy Linari as Sister Bendicta, Bert L. Cook as Cab Driver #2, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan | Director: Amanda Bearse
Writer: Laurie Lee-Goss, Garry Bowren (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 244 :11x06 - A Bundy Thanksgiving (Nov/24/1996) | | Al wants to go look for a pie he loves made by an aunt, but finds out she is dead, and there is ony one pie remaining. He needs to get it away from the others at her funeral, and that is only possible with the help of football tactics. | | Guest Stars: James Brown (3) as Himself, Vivian Bonnell as Mourner #3, Miles Marsico as Boy, Caroline Jones (4) as Woman, Nick LaTour as Old Man, Patricia Belcher as Eunetta, Virginia Capers as Mourner #2, Lakeitcha Hurd as Mourner #1, Beau Billingslea as Reverend Hightower, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Terry Bradshaw as Himself, Howie Long as Himself, Ronnie Lott as Himself, Ann Weldon as Aunt Maddie | Director: Amanda Bearse
Writer: Bob Montanio (1), Vince Cheung | | | | | | |
| 246 :11x08 - God Help Ye Merry Bundymen (Dec/22/1996) | | Al and Griff get some new employees to run the shoe store, but soon Gary decides they do a better job than Al and Griff, getting them fired. Al and Griff can either convince Gary to give them their jobs back, or find "better" jobs. In the meantime, Marcy and Jefferson have been robbed of the Mary and Joseph from their porch Nativity that they were going to use to win the decorating contest. Soon, they find out it was Bud and Kelly. Also, Peggy makes a gingerbread version of the neighborhood, which happens to beat Marcy's Nativity scene. | | Guest Stars: Jonathan Mangum as Hal, Christian McLaughlin (1) as Reindeer Dancer, Lynette Bennett (1) as Judge #1, Steven Anthony Lawrence (1) as Kid #1, Amy Lyndon as Mall Manager, Mary Stein as Judge #2, Kevin Lamont Smith (3) as Biff, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Janet Carroll (1) as Gary | Director: Amanda Bearse
Writer: Steve Faber, Bob Fisher (2) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 255 :11x17 - Live Nude Peg (Mar/10/1997) | | Peggy feels neglected, and decides to pose as a stripper in the nudie bar, under the name of Jasmine. Al falls for her spells, but he doesn't know she's really Peggy. | | Guest Stars: Vanessa A. Dorian as Stripper #1, Carmen Morrell as Shaney, Gloria LeRoy as Chesty, Iqbal Theba as Iqbal, Tom McCleister as Ike, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Harold Sylvester as Griff | Director: Amanda Bearse
Writer: Eric Abrams, Matt Berry (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 258 :11x20 - Damn Bundys (Apr/28/1997) | | Al gets to play football with the Chicago Bears, which also has a catch. | | Guest Stars: Troy Brenna (1) as Footballer, Raymont Harris as Himself, Curtis Conway (2) as Himself, Erik Kramer (1) as Himself, Alex Ardenti as Hunky Guy, John Cirigliano as Napoleon, John Welsh (1) as Clerk, Robert Englund as Lucifer, James Brown (1) as Himself | Director: Richard Correll
Writer: Vince Cheung, Ben Montanio | | | | | | | | | |
| 261 :11x23 - How to Marry a Moron (2) (May/05/1997) | | Kelly falls in love with the boyfriend of Bud's pen-pal, and decides to get married to him, but the boyfriend seems to like other women, which Al takes as an insult. | | Guest Stars: Rena Riffel as Stripper #1, Mason Dragotto as Jennifer, T. L. Brooke (1) as Tatum Tot, Lauren Hays (1) as Susie, Rance Howard as Reverend, Gordon Jump as Mr. Tot, Edie McClure as Mrs. Tot, Charles Esten as Lonnie, Harold Sylvester as Griff | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Ben Montanio, Vince Cheung | | | |
| 262 :11x24 - Chicago Shoe Exchange (Jun/09/1997) | | Al and Griff want to get a massage chair, so they start bartering things to get it. | | Guest Stars: Cheryl Rhoads as Rachel, Lisa-Gay Tremblay as Cathy, Abbey Nayor as Corn Dog Lady, Michael C. McMahon as Larry, Matthew Sutherland as Grad, James Nardini as Chris, Larry Bagby III as Clements, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Gita Isak as Gloria | Director: Mark K. Samuels
Writer: Matt Berry (1), Eric Abrams | | | |
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