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Season 1 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 2 |
| 14 :02x01 - Poppy's By the Tree (1) (Sep/27/1987) | | The Bundys are at a hotel in Florida, only to find that an ax murderer lives there. | | Guest Stars: Ian Patrick Williams (3) as Beany, Dan Gauthier as Kelly's Boyfriend, Richard Paul as Sheriff, Sandy Sprung as Dottie, Bill Marcus as Harold, Charlie Dell as Roy, Becky Phelps as Gloria, Kim Morgan Greene as Becky, Gary Grubbs as Delbert, Vic Polizos as Killer | Director: Linda Day Writer: Ron Leavitt, Michael Moye | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 18 :02x05 - Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1) (Oct/18/1987) | | Marcy and Peggy go to a strip club, but Marcy ends up losing her ring in a very uncomfortable space... | | Guest Stars: Judy Kain (1) as Sheila, Richard Brose as Bouncer, Lisa Kahofer as Wanda, LaRue Stanley as Fanny, Joey D. Vieira as Ernest, Charlotte Crossley as Louise, Michael Christian as Skippy, Nick Montgomery as Leon, George Solomon as Host/Announcer, Billy Hufsey as Zorro, Steve Guri as Mervyn, Doug Donatelli as Construction Worker, Christopher Whalley (1) as Cowboy | Director: Linda Day Writer: Richard Vaczy, Tracy Gamble | | | |
| 19 :02x06 - Girls Just Want to Have Fun (2) (Oct/18/1987) | | The men take action over Peg and Marcy, just to make them feel bad about what happened. | | Guest Stars: Judy Kain (1) as Sheila, Richard Brose as Bouncer, Billy Hufsey as Zorro, LaRue Stanley as Fanny, Nick Montgomery as Leon, George Solomon as Host / Announcer, Steve Guri as Mervyn, Doug Donatelli as Construction Worker, Christopher Whalley (1) as Cowboy, Charlotte Crossley as Louise, Michael Christian as Skippy, Lisa Kahofer as Wanda, Joey D. Vieira as Ernest | Director: Linda Day Writer: Tracy Gamble, Richard Vaczy | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 3 | | | |
| 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: 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, Sadie Chrestman as Samantha, Bruce Liberty as Clyde, 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) | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Michael Moye, Ron Leavitt | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 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: Vito D'Ambrosio as Louie, Charlie Spradling as Murphy, Garrett Morris (1) as Russ, Harry Hart-Browne as Eduardo, Steve Levy (1) as Mr. Ron, Stacy Alden as Fran, Frank Lloyd (1) as Norris, Steve Susskind as Barney, Kenny Sacha as Mr. Adonis | Director: James E. Hornbeck (2) Writer: Michael Moye, Ron Leavitt | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 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: Howard Stevens as TV Announcer, Tracy Justrich as Tasha, Kristen Pearcey as Karen, Laurie Plaksin as Charlene, Jonathan Coogan as Workman, Allison Barron as Lauren | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Steve Granat, Mel Sherer | | | |
| 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: Andrea Parker as Go-Go Dancer, Carol Mansell as Edna, Jack Yates (1) as Jack, Barbara Belmonte as Silky, Betty Muramoto (2) as Sumo Yohiro, Catherine Carlen as Vicki, Patricia Matthews (1) as Velour, Lisa Raggio as Connie, Danny Timms as Guitar Player, Morgan Cavett as Guitar Player and Lead Singer | 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: John Apicella as Rick, Robert Schuch as Jimbo, David L. Lander (1) as Eli, Jack Yates (1) as Jack, Bill Applebaum as Tim Potter, Catherine Carlen as Vicki, Lynn Austin as Sable, Richard Jeni as Eli, Eric Toll as Milton, 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 | 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: Giovanni Ribisi as Teddy, Stephen Dorff as Boz, Heather Hopper as Lisa, Christy Michelle Taylor (1) as Caroline | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Vida Spears, Sara V. Finney | | | | | | |
| 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: Michael Faustino as Kid #1, Sandra Alexander (1) as Wendy, Candace Hutson as Tina, Christi Allen (1) as Lucy, Marilyn Pitzer as Betsy, Brice Alan as Chris, Pete Steinfeld as Lifeguard, Amber Susa as Jill, Gary Mauro as Mark, Morgan Brittany as Marilyn Beamis, Tracy Burton as Sandy, Marcy Austin as Luana, Saman as Beach Boy | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ralph R. Farquhar | | | | | | | Season 4 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 74 :04x17 - You Gotta Know When to Fold 'Em (2) (Feb/18/1990) | | Al, Kelly, and Bud go to Las Vegas to find Peggy and Marcy, but now they're all broke, and need to make some money. Kelly has the power to read roulette numbers, and Al needs to wrestle for the money. | | Guest Stars: Gene LeBell as Referee, Rick Zumwalt as Gambler, Tony Cimber as Announcer, Jeanne Basone as Hollywood, Lynn Braxton as Big Bad Momma, Sam Clay as Croupier, Nicholas Dorr as Man, Sarah Taylor as Lounge Singer, Tommy Nast as Elmo, Ava Fabian as Yummy, Ursula Hayden as Babe | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kevin Curran | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 5 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 98 :05x18 - Weenie Tot Lovers & Other Strangers (Mar/24/1991) | | Al tries to decide who to finance for, Bud and the White House, or Kelly and a contest. | | Guest Stars: Milt Tarver as I.R.S. Agent, Ray Girardin as Mr. Shnick, F. Richards Ford as Jonhson, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Policeman, Helena Apothaker as Butter Lefkowitz, Jennifer Braff as Rhonda Rose, Ted McGinley as Jefferson D'Arcy, Heather Elizabeth Parkhurst as Flopsie | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kevin Curran | | | |
| 99 :05x19 - Kids! Wadaya Gonna Do? (Apr/07/1991) | | Al and Peggy go over to Marcy's house while they're out, Bud goes out on a date, and Kelly babysits. | | Guest Stars: Edith Varon as Agatha, Irina Cashen as June Hubbard, Joey Simmrin as March Hubbard, Matt Leavitt as January Hubbard, Kristen Semon as December Hubbard, Cheri Semon (1) as July Hubbard, Samantha Leavitt as April Hubbard, Heather Lynne Cranny as May Hubbard, Ted McGinley as Jefferson D'Arcy, Helena Apothaker as Crystal | Director: Linda Day Writer: Ellen L. Fogle | | | |
| 100 :05x20 - Top of the Heap (Apr/07/1991) | | This episode talks about a spinoff of Married...with Children, followng the lives of two other men who follow a life similar to Al's. | | Guest Stars: Charles Howerton as Nelson, Diana Bellamy as Kathleen Morgan, Rebecca Cross as Tyler Cameron, Jill Pierce as Mary Ann, Dennis Holahan as Man #1, John Mansfield as Roger Bonderly, Kathryn O'Reilly as Woman, Joseph Bologna as Charlie Verducci, Matt LeBlanc as Vinnie Verducci, Joey Lauren Adams as Mona Mullins, Harry Harris (1) as Man #2, Renée Zellweger as Mindy, Tim Hill as Security Man | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Arthur Silver, Ron Leavitt | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 104 :05x24 - Route 666 (2) (May/05/1991) | | The D'Arcys come over to help, but soon they discover there is gold there and develop a greed to find gold. | | Guest Stars: Heather Elizabeth Parkhurst as Almond, Richard Hanson (1) as Fantasy Man #3, Renee Tenison as Macademia, Earl Billings as Demerson, Bobby Brown (7) as Pecan, Alex Walters as Fantasy Man #4, Derek Sellers as Fantasy Man #1, Sharyn Leavitt as Yetta, Ted McGinley as Jefferson D'Arcy, Pamela Anderson (1) as Cashew, Ave Fabia as Honey Roasted, Steve Henneberry as Fantasy Man #5, David Nelson (2) as Fantasy Man #2 | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ralph R. Farquhar | | | | | | | Season 6 | | | | | | |
| 108 :06x03 - If Al Had a Hammer (Sep/22/1991) | | Al decides to build a separate room for himself, and Bud goes by the name of a rapper. | | Guest Stars: Rick Scarry as Melvin, Anthony S. Johnson as Herb, Bill Cho Lee (3) as Sony, Catherine Rusoff as Betsy, Gita Isak as Melba, Sharyn Leavitt as Harriett, Ellerine Harding as Nelvia, Jeff Michalski as Harry, Frank Lloyd (1) as Norris, Bobbie Phillips (3) as Jill | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kevin Curran | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 115 :06x10 - Kelly Does Hollywood (2) (Nov/17/1991) | | Kelly goes to Hollywood, but soon finds out about censors, which are ruining her show. | | Guest Stars: Denise Richards as Girl #2, Georgi Irene as Samantha, Pete Steinfeld as Rock Turboman, Megan O'Hara as Girl #1, Kari Wuhrer as Joanie, Heather Grimes as Roberta, Donna Eskra as Cindy, Lisa Fuhrman as Jeannie, Cleveland O'Neal as Stage Manager, Jon Lovitz as Jeff Littlehead, Victor Hugo Basso as Hair Dresser, Garth Ancier as Gig Fontaine | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Larry Jacobson | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 124 :06x19 - Psychic Avengers (Mar/01/1992) | | Jefferson is on a psychic hotline where he scams people, but the Bundys take over that business. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Perry as Old Lady, Larry Udy as Psychic #1, Steven Trevor as Zelmo, Z. Z. Clark as Hakbar, Andy Flaster as Thursday Markowitz, Travis Venable as Big Bob, Kevin Curran as Buck the Man, Scott Ian as Himself, Candice Azzara as Madame Inga | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Calvin Brown, Jr. (2) | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 128 :06x23 - The Gas Station Show (Apr/26/1992) | | Al receives a debt after the other Bundys buy too much junk food, and needs to pay it off by working at the gas station. | | Guest Stars: Leah Ayres as Betty, Phil Buckman as Joe, Heather Elizabeth Parkhurst as Hilgar, Colby Chester as Jim, Andrea Leithe as Stacey, Peggy Trentini as Ulla, Anna Keller as Karin, Sherlock Ganz as Olga, Jane Frances as Eva | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Michael Moye, Ron Leavitt | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 7 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 139 :07x08 - The Chicago Wine Party (Nov/01/1992) | | Al finds out about a beer tax, and he and the Bundys decide to protest against that with a vote. | | Guest Stars: Michael Goldfinger as Doug, Kari Coleman as Muffy, Cynthia Allison as News Anchor, Hartley Silver as Storekeeper Jim, Ed Burke (1) as Man, Pearl Shear as Volunteer #1, Flora Burke as Volunteer #2, Jim Chiros as Activist #1, Cynthena Sanders as Activist #2, Cindy Margolis as Beer Girl #1, Robin Killian as Beer Girl #2, Tonya Poole as Beer Girl #3 | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Stacie Lipp | | | | | | |
| 141 :07x10 - Rock of Ages (Nov/15/1992) | | The Bundys are at an airport, and want to travel first class, so they disguise themselves as rock stars to get in. | | Guest Stars: Shane Sweet as Seven, Aaron Lustig as Attendant, Mark Jay Goodman (1) as V.J., Mark Lindsay as Himself, John Sebastian (1) as Himself, Peter Noone as Himself, Richie Havens as Himself, Spencer Davis as Himself, Robby Krieger (1) as Himself, Robert Ackerman (1) as Harry, Theresa Lee (2) as Petal | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Al Aidekman | | | | | | |
| 143 :07x12 - Old College Try (Dec/13/1992) | | Bud gets a college grant from his school, meaning a chance to get into college, but Al and Peg foolishly spend it for their self-gratification. | | Guest Stars: Shane Sweet as Seven, Leslie Ryan as Julie, Stan Chandler as Bank Nerd #1, Tim Maculan as Bank Nerd #2, Jennifer Pusheck as Toni, Michael Mitz as Bank Teller, Richard Mayer (1) as Old Man, Alex McLeod as Coed #1, Sabryn Genet as Coed #2 | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Stacie Lipp | | | |
| 144 :07x13 - Christmas (Dec/20/1992) | | In a clip show, the Bundys remember their Christmases past. | | Guest Stars: Shane Sweet as Seven, Dennis Cockrum as Bartender, Fred Sanders as Ishowitz, Kevin Thompson as Elf, Ed Morgan (1) as Charity Santa, Matt Leavitt as Matt, Samantha Leavitt as Samantha, Monty Hoffman as Santa, Kristen Martin (1) as Freckled Girl, Sara Shearer as Assistant, Paula Bernard as Denise, Kristen Semon as Lolly, Cherry Semon (1) as Polly, Joey Lauren Adams as Janie | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ellen L. Fogle | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 149 :07x18 - You Can't Miss (Feb/21/1993) | | Bud goes on a dating game show for men, and he must battle against Rodrico, the hunk in the final round. Although he doesn't get the girl in the show, other girls really fall for him because of a little speech he made on the air. | | Guest Stars: Bill Maher as Adam, Brian Leckner as Henry, Matt Winston as Eugene, Allison Barron as Tonya, Ron Evans as Rodrico, Kiamalise Budak as Betty, Tiffany Sloan as Carol, Chantel Dubay as Candy Lapinsky, Craig Sheffer as Alternative Prize to Budd | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Scott Zimbler, Joel Valentincic | | | | | | |
| 151 :07x20 - Go for the Old (Mar/14/1993) | | According to his family, Al is becoming old. He then receives an invitation to a senior athletics championship, and competes against some of the oldest men in the city. | | Guest Stars: E. D. Miller (1) as Ira, Kevin Brief as Official, George Feinstein as George, Mario Raccuzzo as Vendor, Peggy Gilbert as Cheerleader #1, Jerrie Thill as Cheerleader #2, Georgie Shilling as Cheerleader #3, Marian M. Wells as Cheerleader #4, Todd McLaren as Stadium Announcer | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Stacie Lipp | | | | | | |
| 153 :07x22 - Movie Show (Apr/11/1993) | | It's Kelly's birthday, and the Bundys celebrate it. Later, they find out her boyfriend is with someone else, which is something Kelly doesn't know. | | Guest Stars: David Boreanaz as Frank, Craig Benton as Usher, Kimberly Moss as Salesgirl, Nick Oleson as Lon, Elena Statheros as Liz, Phil Dominguez as Lex, Anahtt Minasyan as Lil, Robin Francis Robins as Man | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Ellen L. Fogle | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 8 |
| 160 :08x01 - A Tisket, a Tasket, Can Peg Make a Basket? (Sep/05/1993) | | Al and Peggy go to a basketball game, and they switch seats. Soon, Peg is called up for a free throw, which Al feels should have been his since it was his seat in the first place. It's up to Peggy to make the free throw and win the $10,000. | | Guest Stars: Clyde Drexler as Himself, Vlade Divac as Himself, Ray Clay as P.A. Announcer, Gerald Emerick as Man Behind Al, Roy Fegan as Team Offical, Xavier McDaniel as Himself | Director: Tony Singletary Writer: Kim Weiskopf | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 167 :08x08 - Scared Single (Nov/07/1993) | | Aaron is planning on getting married, but Al wants to tell him otherwise. In the meantime, Kelly gets stung by bees. | | Guest Stars: Hill Harper as Aaron, Mary-Pat Green (1) as Marge, Joe Bob Briggs as Billy Ray, Rose Jackson as Angie, Melissa Behr as Heidi, Tara Karsian as Woman at Store, Joe Ochman as Guy, Jeff Heston as Emaciated Man, Borovnisa Blervaque as Beautiful Girl, Tami Roman as Meg | Director: Sam W. Orender Writer: Katherine Green (1) | | | |
| 168 :08x09 - NO MA'AM (Nov/14/1993) | | The women take over the bowling alley and the nudie bar. Al and his group are furious, and create the NO MA'AM group, and soon hack into the television. | | Guest Stars: John Mariano as Pete, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Lisa Boyle as Bubbles Double Dee, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Steve Susskind as Barney, Jerry Springer as Himself, Trip Hamilton as Jim, Harriet Leider as Velma, Ingrid Berg as Waitress, William Palmieri as Guy #1, Frank Noon as Guy #2, Timothy Omundson as Bartender, Chris Latta as Roger (as Chris Collins) | Director: Tony Singletary Writer: Larry Jacobson | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 176 :08x17 - Valentine's Day Massacre (Feb/13/1994) | | Al buys gifts for Peggy, and Bud finds a long lost Valentine's Day card from years ago. | | Guest Stars: Jeff Bennett as Mayhem, Avner Garbi as Omar, Jane Lynch as Greta, Paddi Edwards as Betty, Charles Bouvier as Mac, Dan Doherty as Bodyguard, Stephanie Dicker as Woman, David Carrera as Pinworm, Julie Condra as Crystal, Lorna Scott as Rita | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Cindy Begel | | | |
| 177 :08x18 - Get Outta Dodge (Feb/20/1994) | | Al would get a new car if he gets a commercial done about his car hitting the 1 million mile mark. Unfortunately, while he was sleeping in the car, he accidentally shifted the gear, starting the gas while at 999,999.9 miles. | | Guest Stars: Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Bert L. Cook as Criminal, Todd Sussman as Bill Ellis, Stefanie Ridel as Lisa, Richard Assad as Fanatic, Ralph Grairl as Japanese Man, David Garubard as Mobster #1, Maray Ayres as Winer Gal, William Bookston as Winer Guy | Director: Sam W. Orender Writer: Mark Driscoll | | | |
| 178 :08x19 - Field of Screams (Feb/27/1994) | | After finding out that his old high school football field will be destroyed, Al protests against it, going on a hunger strike. In the meantime, Kelly gets some bug spray for her commercial, using it on Bud and Buck, leading to some strange side effects. | | Guest Stars: Hill Harper as Aaron, Tiiu Leek as TV Announcer, Julie Benz as Sascha | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Al Aidekman | | | | | | |
| 180 :08x21 - Nooner or Nothing (Feb/10/1994) | | Peg is trying to win a radio contest, but needs help from Al, who just isn't cooperating. In the meantime, Bud and Kelly try to buy concert tickets, but end up losing their place every time someone comes. | | Guest Stars: Chi McBride as Dexter, Rick Dees as Himself, Fergie as Ann, Pete Steinfeld as Pete, Helen Faraday as Frieda, Kelly Goodman as Barbara, Douglas Christopher as Kevin, Nicole Nagorsky as Penelope, Helen Siff as Leona, Steve Graham (1) as B.B.R. Fan | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Nancy Neufeld Callaway | | | | | | |
| 182 :08x23 - The Legend of Ironhead Haynes (May/01/1994) | | Al insults another fat woman yet again, and loses his parking space. He decides to go to a guru, called Ironhead Haynes, to seek some advice. | | Guest Stars: E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Steve Susskind as Barney, Hill Harper as Aaron, Waylon Jennings as Ironhead Haynes, Sheila Grenham as Woman #2, Chris Latta as Roger (as Chris Collins) | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Katherine Green (1) | | | |
| 183 :08x24 - Assault and Batteries (May/08/1994) | | Al wants to see a movie on television, but needs to fix the basement doorstep first. In order to do that, he needs the flashlight, which needs batteries, and he needs to go buy them at the supermarket. Unfortunately, the computers that control the supermarket go down, locking him in the store. | | Guest Stars: Cheech Marin as Buck's Voice, Jean Speegle Howard as Old Lady, Jan Hoag as Checker #1, Brian Reddy as Checker #2, Biff Yeager as Man, Gary Simpson as Paramedic, Cynthia Frost as Customer #1, Craig Benton as Customer #2 | Director: Sam W. Orender Writer: David Castro | | | | | | | | | | Season 9 |
| Best of Bundy (Feb/05/1995) | | With George Plimpton as the host, we see the Bundys house as a set in Hollywood, in a behind-the-scenes episode, where there are also clips of the Bundys' greatest moments. | | Guest Stars: George Plimpton as Himself (as narrator) | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kim Weiskopf | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 190 :09x05 - Business Sucks (1) (Oct/02/1994) | | Peggy tries to get home, but there are train delays. In the meantime, Al and Marcy once again battle it off in a protest. | | Guest Stars: Jack Riley as Wendell, Terri J. Vaughn as Connie, Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Teresa Parente as Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal, Dot Jones (1) as Dot, Jean Speegle Howard as Sylvia, David J. Poindexter as Poindexter, Cynthia Steele as Rebecca, Gretchen Palmer as Lucille, Annie O'Donnell as Eartha, Rachel Winfree as Sadie, Joe Costanza as Butcher | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Richard Gurman | | | |
| 191 :09x06 - Business Still Sucks (2) (Oct/09/1994) | | Al now wants the women gone from his shoe store, so he changes it into a men's shoe store. | | Guest Stars: Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Teresa Parente as Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Dot Jones (1) as Dot, Mary-Pat Green (1) as Marge, David J. Poindexter as Poindexter, Cynthia Steele as Rebecca, Marla Cotovsky as Helga | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Stacie Lipp | | | | | | | | | |
| 194 :09x09 - No Pot to Pease In (Nov/06/1994) | | Kelly auditions for a sitcom, but soon starts talking about her family, which becomes the base of the sitcom. The D'Arcy's thought it was funny, but soon the sitcom mentions them too. | | Guest Stars: J. J. Johnston (1) as Security Guard, George Wyner as Ronald N. Michaels, Lisa Kaseman as Patty, Steven Hack as Lou, Bruce Fine as Ben, Jennifer Massey (1) as Maria, Mark Barriere as Washington, Rochelle Swanson as Woman #1, Amber Van Lent as Woman #2, Alex McLeod as Carrie, Leonard Kelly-Young as Mel | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: John Glenn Houston (1) | | | |
| 195 :09x10 - Dud Bowl (Nov/13/1994) | | Al's football team plays against their rival, but they don't realize that the other team is composed of professional football players. | | Guest Stars: Ken Stabler as Himself, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, John S. Reynolds (4) as Himself, Bubba Smith as Himself, Lawrence Taylor as Himself, Stan Ivar as Jack Franklin, Drew Pillsbury as Thad, Dean Norris as Rodent, Chuck Lefever as Speedy, Hillary Davis (1) as Cigarette Girl, Darryl Henriques as Samuel, Michael Leopard as Bartender, Michele Harrell as Mrs. Bubba Smith, Dawn Reed as Mrs. Taylor | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kim Weiskopf | | | |
| 196 :09x11 - A Man for No Seasons (Nov/27/1994) | | Al gets angry for the baseball league going on strike, so he and the other members of NO MA'AM make their own baseball league. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Mike Piazza as Himself, Bret Saberhagen as Himself, Danny Tartabull as Himself, Dave Winfield as Himself, Joe Morgan (1) as Himself, Pat Millicano as Sticky, Shaun Tour as Akbar, Frank Thomas (1) as Himself | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Kim Weiskopf | | | | | | |
| 198 :09x13 - I Want My Psycho Dad (2) (Dec/18/1994) | | Al talks to the Senate about why his show shouldn't be cancelled, but unfortunately fails. He does get to save someone's life from a robbery, though. | | Guest Stars: Michael Philip as Chopper, Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Tom McCleister as Ike, Joseph D. Reitman as Tom, T. C. Warner as Pam, Barry Wiggins as Geronimo, J. Patrick McCormack (1) as Senator Furman | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: David Castro | | | |
| 199 :09x14 - The Naked and the Dead, but Mostly the Naked (Jan/08/1995) | | The women go with the men to the nudie bar, and later end up having sex. In the meantime, Kelly gets a part in a weight loss commercial as the "before" side. | | Guest Stars: Brandy Ledford as Brandy, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Barry Shabaka Henley as Charlie, JoAnne Hart as Helen, Leland Orser as Mark, Alix Elias as Louise, Carol Ann Susi as Franny, Michael Cauldwell (1) as Peter, Fumi Shishino as Mai Lin, Letha Weapons as Rocki Mountains, Iqbal Theba as Iqbal, Judy Carmen as Diane, Kevin Schon as Stage Manager | Director: Sam W. Orender Writer: Michael Moye | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 206 :09x21 - Something Larry This Way Comes (Mar/12/1995) | | Kelly is nominated Student of the Month at her acting school by Larry Storch, and they are going to perform the play, The Phantom of the Opera, together. Larry Storch comes to visit the Bundys, but Al is stuck selling shoes. When Mr. Storch visits the shoe store, Gary punches him for ruining her once, knocking him out. Al tries to fill his role in the play, but his plan doesn't work. | | Guest Stars: Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Larry Storch as Himself, Lynn Ann Leveridge as Woman | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Alison Taylor | | | |
| 207 :09x22 - And Bingo was Her Game-O (Mar/26/1995) | | Peggy seems to have a knack for Bingo, especially when she wins big in a game. In the meantime, Al and the other members of NO'MAAM decide what their official beer will be, and there's great conflict. | | Guest Stars: Clint Howard as Mullen, Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Jean Speegle Howard as Ceil, Rusty Schwimmer as Babs, Peter Spellos as Elmo, Vick Sabitjian as Abdula, Pat Crawford Brown as Bingo Caller, Julia Kato as Impersonations | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Garry Bowren (1), Laurie Lee-Goss | | | | | | |
| 209 :09x24 - Pump Fiction (Apr/30/1995) | | Al and the Bundys make a film about shoes, and get $10,000. They are asked to do another one, which wasn't as good as the first. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Tom Henschel as Marshall, Miles Arreola as Devin, Jennifer Echols as Gwen, Shae Marks as Colleen, Wanda Acuna as Babette, Vene Lynn Acoraci (1) as Eileen, Dawn Eason as Darlene, Mark Voland as Alderman, Elicia Choice as Justine | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kim Weiskopf, David Castro | | | | | | | | | |
| 213 :09x28 - The Undergraduate (May/21/1995) | | A twelve-year old boy asks Kelly to go to his prom with him, which she refuses. She soon learns that he is her boss's son. | | Guest Stars: Bert L. Cook as Delivery Man, Noah Segan as Robby, Billy Gallo as Stitch, Harry S. Murphy (1) as Mr. Bennett, Damien Leake as Principal, Christopher Miranda as Tommy, Brad Parker as Refreshment Guy, Lynsey Bartilson as Megan, Jessica Smith (3) as Jenny, Krystin Moore (1) as Julie, Matt Zusser as Donald | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Fran E. Kaufer | | | | Season 10 | | | |
| 215 :10x02 - A Shoe Room with a View (Sep/24/1995) | | Al gets an idea of putting an aerobics studio next to the shoe store, with eye holes for viewing, but all the students are fat women. He decides to go to Kelly's aerobics studio and attract women from there, even if it means jumping out a window. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Marco Sanchez as Ramon, Danica Sheridan as Matilda, Jennifer Echols as Cynthia, Sonya Eddy as Arlene, Jami Music (1) as Rebecca, Meilani Paul as Melissa, Marci Brickhouse as Taylor, Shana Wall as Chantal, Maureen Costa as Sally | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Richard Gurman, Stacie Lipp | | | | | | |
| 217 :10x04 - Reverend Al (Oct/08/1995) | | A beer tax is created for Chicago, and Al and the other members of NO'MAAM don't want to pay it, so they create their own "church", with Al as the reverend. Marcy tries to find some dirt on him to put them out of business. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Teresa Parente as Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal, Dot Jones (1) as Dot, Benjamin Lum as Sticky, Andrew Craig as Splib, Robb Skyler as Mail Carrier, Harvey Blanks as Congregation Member, Peter Hughes as Archimedes, Lisa Marie Scott as Halla, Jeanine Michelle (1) as Luyah | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kim Weiskopf | | | |
| 218 :10x05 - How Bleen was My Kelly (Oct/15/1995) | | Kelly gets a part as playing a scientist, and discovers the color bleen. She leaves it in the bathroom, and while Al is in there, he uses it, and later develops a head full of hair. Al discovers he can make a fortune from this, and asks Kelly to make more. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Gene Wolande as Scientist, Joseph G. Medalis as Bald NO MA'AM Guy #1, George Hirschmann as Bald NO MA'AM Guy #2, Barbara Baldieri as Sexy Woman | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Daniel O'Keefe | | | |
| 219 :10x06 - The Weaker Sex (Oct/22/1995) | | Peggy and Marcy take a self-defense class, but Al doesn't think any good will come for them. Peggy then shows it off when a man tries to pickpocket Al, and she knocks him out, making her one of the coolest people and Al the laughingstock of the town. Al tries to find a way to get that honor back. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Teresa Parente as Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal, Dot Jones (1) as Dot, Joseph D. Reitman as Genghis, Jody Mullenax as Thunder, Jonathan Fahn as Camera Person, Dee Booher as Biker Chick, Mike McKenna as Bartender, Steve Valentine as Guy in Line, Bruce Michael Paine as Biker, Jeb Stewart as Interviewer | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Dvora Inwood (1) | | | |
| 220 :10x07 - Flight of the Bumblebee (Oct/29/1995) | | Bud wants to join NO'MAAM, but needs to pass his initiation. It's not going to be easy when he needs to have his picture taken with a wrestler to complete it. | | Guest Stars: Carrie Genzel as Natalie, Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Frank Lloyd (1) as Referee, Benjamin Lum as Sticky, Carol Ann Susi as Frannie, Alix Elias as Louise, Christopher Pallies (1) as Himself, Michael Clarke Duncan as Bouncer, Jimmy Lennon, Jr. (1) as Ring Announcer, Neriah Davis as Anytime, Kim Weiskopf as Girl Witch | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Calvin Brown, Jr. (2) | | | |
| 221 :10x08 - Blonde and Blonder (Nov/05/1995) | | It's Kelly's high school reunion, and she and her friends are looking up old photos. They find out that a nerdy boy who they used to tease is now rich, and the girls try to compete for him. In the meantime, Bud tries to get revenge on one of the girls. | | Guest Stars: Heidi Mark as Ashley, Tina New as Debbie, Lisa Boyle as Fawn, Kathleen Freeman (1) as Peg's Mom (voice), Bert L. Cook as Policeman, Lisa Picotte as Mindy, Casper Van Dien as Eric, Sarah Ann Morris (1) as Jessica, Armando Garza as Fireman Roberto, Tina Young as Debbie, Troy Fromin as Chad | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Richard Gurman, Stacie Lipp | | | |
| 222 :10x09 - The Two That Got Away (Nov/19/1995) | | Al and Jefferson's fishing trip is ruined when they're kicked out of their lodge by a celebrity, and they try to plot revenge. In the meantime, Bud and Kelly try to get Lucky to appear in a dog's commercial, but he won't do anything they say. | | Guest Stars: Donna D'Errico as Helga, Shannon Tweed as Herself, Joe Sagal as Randolph, Leland Orser as Director, Alden Millikan as the Trash, Shae Marks as Inga, Jasmine Paul as Star Disher, Mary Harper-Johns as Stage Mom | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Al Aidekman | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 224 :10x13 - Love Conquers Al (Dec/10/1995) | | Al and Peg go to a marriage retreat along with Peggy's parents to try and fix their marriage. In the meantime, Kelly wants to date a guy named Carlos, who will only date her if Bud helps his sister, Esmeralda, who seems to be intersted in him in an entirely different way. | | Guest Stars: Mark D. Espinoza as Carlos, Lisa Boyle as Fawn, Tim Conway as Ephraim Wanker, Edward Hibbert as Dr. Richelieu, Christina Solis as Esmerelda, Tiffany Granath as Pancake, Kevin Bickford as Clown, David Sederholm as Phillip, Glori Gold as Naomi | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Brad Walsh (1), Paul Corrigan | | | |
| 225 :10x14 - I Can't Believe It's Butter (Dec/17/1995) | | The Christmas period is nearby and Al discovers his bank account is empty again. In contrary to previous years, Peggy didn't use the money for herself. She admits to have bought presents for her mother. Al has an easy solution: Peggy or her mother has to get a job. In the meantime, Griff tries to have phone sex. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Kathleen Freeman (1) as Peg's Mom (voice), Danica Sheridan as Belinda, Venessia Valentino as Cindy, Dijon Williams as Bobby, Jennifer Martin as Butter | Director: Sam W. Orender Writer: Scott Zimbler, Joel Valentincic | | | |
| 226 :10x15 - The Hood, the Bud and the Kelly (1) (Jan/07/1996) | | Bud wants to make an exercise video, but needs money, which he gets from the mob. Kelly is a part of it along with a male lead, and if the video isn't finished, the mob will kill him. | | Guest Stars: Richard Moll as Gino, Perry Anzilotti as Vito, John Carlos Frey (1) as Rafael, Jennifer Lyons (1) as Ariel, Lisa Arturo as Farrah, Melissa De Sousa as Jacklyn, Veronica De La Cruz as Kate | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Dvora Inwood (1) | | | |
| 227 :10x16 - The Hood, the Bud and the Kelly (2) (Jan/14/1996) | | The mob holds Bud in until Kelly stops arguing with the male lead. Al and Jefferson are trying to fix the satellite on to their house, which they do. This is something Peggy and Marcy don't know, since the guys have hooked it up so only they can watch it. | | Guest Stars: Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, J. J. Johnston (1) as Bebe, Richard Moll as Gino, Perry Anzilotti as Vito, John Carlos Frey (1) as Rafael, Alix Elias as Louise, Carol Ann Susi as Frannie, Lisa Arturo as Farrah, Veronica De La Cruz as Kate, Melissa De Sousa as Jacklyn, Krista Allen (1) as Crystal | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Daniel O'Keefe | | | | | | |
| 229 :10x18 - The Agony and the Extra C (Feb/11/1996) | | Jefferson tells a story to Bud and Kelly while he's in the hospital: To prove he loves Marcy, Jefferson decides to get a tattoo saying he loves her. The tattoo is done on his rear end, with a slight problem. It says "I Love Mary." | | Guest Stars: Traci Bingham as Lap Dancer, Harold Sylvester as Griff, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Iqbal Theba as Iqbal, David Pires as Doctor #1, Robert E. Almodovar (2) as Doctor #2, Cindyana Lair as Sierra Madre, Nick Danger as Harris, Monty Ash as O'Malley | Director: Sam W. Orender Writer: Jimmy Aleck, Jim Kelly (1) | | | |
| 230 :10x19 - Spring Break (1) (Feb/18/1996) | | It's Spring Break, and Bud and the guys want to go to Fort Lauderdale, but Kelly and her friends get them to give up their airline tickets. Al and his friends go there too, and find out that Kelly is entering a bikini contest, where he, Jefferson, and Griff become judges. Marcy soon finds out about them, heading off to Ft. Lauderdale with Bud and his friends. | | Guest Stars: Faith Salie as Lana, Heidi Mark as Ashley, Lisa Boyle as Fawn, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Chris Hardwick as Dan Inwood, Lisa Picotte as Mindy, Shawn Michael Howard (1) as Barney, S. Kyle Parker as Achmed, Shannon Escher as Natalie, Tonya Watts as Scarlett, Dave Ruby as Hummer | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Kim Weiskopf | | | |
| 231 :10x20 - Spring Break (2) (Feb/25/1996) | | Marcy, Bud, and his friends head off to Ft. Lauderdale to ruin Al's scheme of getting big money through the bikini contest Kelly entered. | | Guest Stars: Heidi Mark as Ashley, Lisa Boyle as Fawn, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Kim Weiskopf as Lucky, Chris Hardwick as Dan Inwood, Lisa Picotte as Mindy, Shawn Michael Howard (1) as Barney, Dave Ruby as Hummer, S. Kyle Parker as Achmed, Micky Jones (1) as Parley Wayne, Denise Hulsey as Waitress, Renee Tenison as Marla, Brad Nickell as Lifeguard #1, Scott Gurney as Lifeguard #2, Mary Caldare (1) as Claudia, Todd Glass as Policeman, Meadow Williams as Angela, Jennifer Echols as Tammy Grindstaff-Burke | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Calvin Brown, Jr. (2) | | | | | | | | | |
| 234 :10x23 - Enemies (Apr/14/1996) | | Kelly starts a love triangle with a couple who seems to have an on-and-off relationship. | | Special Guest Stars: Teri Ivens as Maria, Nicole Eggert as Shannon, Matt Borlenghi as Tom, Alan Thicke as Henry, Melissa Chan as Keiko, Phill Lewis as George, Chris Young (1) as Jackson, | Guest Stars: Jean Speegle Howard as Claire, Rance Howard as Edwin | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Russell Marcus, Stacie Lipp, Richard Gurman | | | | | | | | | |
| 237 :10x26 - Torch Song Duet (May/19/1996) | | Griff wants to win a trip to the Atlanta Olympic Games, but in order to get tickets, he has to answer questions on a radio show. Al happens to be the perfect person to help him. | | Special Guest Stars: Bo Jackson as Calvin Farquhar, | Guest Stars: Victoria Fuller as Model #2, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Teresa Parente as Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal, Larry Brown (3) as Himself, Roy Jones, Jr. (1) as Himself, Richard Kline (2) as Flint Guccione, Renee Tenison as Marla, Rosie Tenison as Carla, Petra Verkaik as Model #1, Burke Roberts as Reporter #1, Nikki Dunn as Reporter #2, Alex Carl (1) as Alex | Director: Gerry Cohen Writer: Donelle Q. Buck | | | | | | | Season 11 | | | |
| 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: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Terese Parente as Miranda Cardinale, Patrick T. O'Brien (6) as Bob Thompson, Christopher Elwood as Delivery Guy, Lee Arnone as Woman Customer, Louisa Abernathy as Christy, Eric Vasques as Immigrant Kid #1, Cherise Ligot as Immigrant Kid #2, Richard Ornelas as Thug | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Matt Berry (1), Eric Abrams | | | |
| 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: Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, Bert L. Cook as Cab Driver #2, Nancy Linari as Sister Bendicta, David Pressman (3) as Mike, Peter Kerr (1) as Cab Driver, Bryan Rasmussen as Burglar, Gerry Lock as Old Lady, Lewis Dauber (1) as Sketch Artist, Tina Yothers as Herself, Terrence Flack as Real Cop | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Garry Bowren (1), Laurie Lee-Goss | | | | | | | | | |
| 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: 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, Lakeitcha Hurd as Mourner #1, Virginia Capers as Mourner #2, Patricia Belcher as Eunetta, Nick LaTour as Old Man, Caroline Jones (4) as Woman, Miles Marsico as Boy, Vivian Bonnell as Mourner #3, James Brown (3) as Himself | Director: Amanda Bearse Writer: Vince Cheung, Bob Montanio (1) | | | | | | |
| 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: Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Kevin Lamont Smith (3) as Biff, Mary Stein as Judge #2, Amy Lyndon as Mall Manager, Steven Anthony Lawrence (1) as Kid #1, Lynette Bennett (1) as Judge #1, Christian McLaughlin (1) as Reindeer Dancer, Jonathan Mangum as Hal | 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: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Dan Tullis, Jr. as Officer Dan, E. E. Bell as Bob Rooney, Tom McCleister as Ike, Iqbal Theba as Iqbal, Gloria LeRoy as Chesty, Carmen Morrell as Shaney, Vanessa A. Dorian as Stripper #1 | 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. | | Special Guest Stars: Robert Englund as Lucifer, James Brown (3) as Himself, | Guest Stars: John Welsh (1) as Clerk, John Cirigliano as Napoleon, Alex Ardenti as Hunky Guy, Erik Kramer (1) as Himself, Curtis Conway (2) as Himself, Raymont Harris as Himself, | Uncredited: Troy Brenna (1) as Footballer | 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: Harold Sylvester as Griff, Charles Esten as Lonnie, Edie McClurg as Mrs. Tot, Gordon Jump as Mr. Tot, Rance Howard as Reverend, Lauren Hays (1) as Susie, T. L. Brooke (1) as Tatum Tot, Mason Dragotto as Jennifer, Rena Riffel as Stripper #1 | Director: Gerry Cohen Story: Vince Cheung, Ben Montanio | Teleplay: Russell Marcus, Pamela Eells | | | |
| 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: Janet Carroll (1) as Gary, Harold Sylvester as Griff, Larry Bagby III as Clements, James Nardini as Chris, Matthew Sutherland as Grad, Michael C. McMahon as Larry, Abbey Nayor as Corn Dog Lady, Lisa-Gay Tremblay as Cathy, Cheryl Rhoads as Rachel, Gita Isak as Gloria | Director: Mark K. Samuels Writer: Eric Abrams, Matt Berry (1) | | | |
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