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| 37 :03x02 - I'm Going to Sweatland (Nov/20/1988) | | Peg sees Elvis Presley in a sweat stain on Al's t-shirt, and tries to make money off of the image. | | Guest Stars: Nancy Skelton as Dottie, Robert Kim as Elvis (Oriental), Robert Lenz as Elvis #3, Raymond D. Turner as Elvis (black), Aaron Paris as Elvis #2, Paul L. Casey (1) as Elvis #1, Casey Stengels (1) as Elvis (On Wheels), Bruce Liberty as Clyde, Sadie Chrestman as Samantha, Ron Stein as Elvis, Justine Lenore as Edna, Michelle Milantoni as Margo, Rawley Valverde as Alajandro, Ken Minyard as Ollie, Tifni Twitchell as Mrs. Webstock, Bob Arthur (1) as Lew | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ron Leavitt, Michael Moye | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 44 :03x09 - Requiem for a Dead Barber (Feb/12/1989) | | Al goes in search of a real haircut after his barber of 20 years dies. An exhausted hunt leaves Al disgusted and looking like a hippie. He finally gives in and goes to a salon, which gives him a new hairdo that is a little effeminate. | | Guest Stars: Kenny Sacha as Mr. Adonis, Steve Susskind as Barney, Frank Lloyd (1) as Norris, Stacy Alden as Fran, Steve Levy (1) as Mr. Ron, Harry Hart-Browne as Eduardo, Garrett Morris (1) as Russ, Charlie Spradling as Murphy, Vito D'Ambrosio as Louie | Director: James E. Hornbeck (2) Writer: Ron Leavitt, Michael Moye | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 51 :03x16 - The House That Peg Lost (Apr/09/1989) | | Steve and Marcy go on vacation and they put Al and Peg in charge of guarding their house. Al and Peg are only supposed to let the plumber in, but when a man comes up to the Bundy's door and asks for "Steve's Roadhouse", Peg thinks he is the plumber and that he means Steve Rhoades' house, so she lets him come inside. The man tows the Rhoades' home away. Steve and Marcy return home to discover a big hole where their house used to be, so they move in with the Bundys. Meanwhile, Kelly throws a slumber party. | | Guest Stars: Allison Barron as Lauren, Jonathan Coogan as Workman, Laurie Plaksin as Charlene, Kristen Pearcey as Karen, Tracy Justrich as Tasha, Howard Stevens as TV Announcer | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Mel Sherer, Steve Granat | | | |
| 52 :03x17 - Married ... with Prom Queen (1) (Apr/23/1989) | | Peg and Al go to their high school reunion, where Peg attempts to win the Reunion Queen Title. Al meets up with a rival and they decide to finish the fight that they didn't get to do in high school. Meanwhile, Bud and Kelly are trying to find food at home. | | Guest Stars: Morgan Cavett as Guitar Player and Lead Singer, Danny Timms as Guitar Player, Lisa Raggio as Connie, Patricia Matthews (1) as Velour, Catherine Carlen as Vicki, Betty Muramoto (2) as Sumo Yohiro, Barbara Belmonte as Silky, Jack Yates (1) as Jack, Carol Mansell as Edna, Andrea Parker as Go-Go Dancer | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ellen L. Fogle | | | |
| 53 :03x18 - Married ... with Prom Queen: the Sequel (2) (Apr/30/1989) | | Peg continues with her efforts to win Reunion Queen, while Al fights against his rival, Jack. Bud and Kelly go to the reunion in disguise, and eat the food there. With the help of Bud and Kelly, Peg cheats to win Reunion Queen, and Al beats Jack in their fight. | | Guest Stars: Lisa Raggio as Connie, Ric Stoneback as Speedy, Linda Lenet as Geena, Claudia Harrington as Thelma, Elisa Donovan as Linda, Laura Mellencamp as Melinda, Bill Bateman (1) as Larry Fleishman, Eric Toll as Milton, Richard Jeni as Eli, Lynn Austin as Sable, Catherine Carlen as Vicki, Bill Applebaum as Tim Potter, Jack Yates (1) as Jack, David L. Lander (1) as Eli, Robert Schuch as Jimbo, John Apicella as Rick | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ellen L. Fogle | | | |
| 54 :03x19 - The Dateless Amigo (May/07/1989) | | When Bud finds out his friends have dates and he doesn't, he tries to get one for himself and fails. So, he turns to the next best thing, a mannequin. Meanwhile, Al comes up with an idea for a new invention: The Bundy Shoe Lights. He introduces them to the people at the shoe convention, but they reject it after a mishap. Al does come up with another invention, though: Shoeper-Scoopers. | | Guest Stars: Heather Hopper as Lisa, Stephen Dorff as Boz, Giovanni Ribisi as Teddy | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Sara V. Finney, Vida Spears | | | | | | |
| 56 :03x21 - Life's a Beach (May/21/1989) | | Al decides that he and his family need to spend some more time together, so they all go to the beach. | | Guest Stars: Saman as Beach Boy, Marcy Austin as Luana, Tracy Burton as Sandy, Morgan Brittany as Marilyn Beamis, Gary Mauro as Mark, Amber Susa as Jill, Pete Steinfeld as Lifeguard, Brice Alan as Chris, Michael Faustino as Kid #1, Sandra Alexander (1) as Wendy, Candy Hutson as Tina, Christi Allen (1) as Lucy, Marilyn Pitzer as Betsy | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ralph R. Farquhar | | | | | | |
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