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| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/30/2002) | | Linda's new boyfriend, a psychologist, teaches Judy and Bill about honesty in a relationship. When they put the theory to the test, they realize the truth isn't always the best policy. Meanwhile, Bill gives Brian relationship advice, but Brian misinterprets the advice and decides to start smoking in order to attract more girls. | | Guest Stars: Maurice Godin as Paul, Patricia Belcher as Miss Bodin | Director: Andrew D. Weyman
Writer: Diane Burroughs (1), Joey Gutierrez | |
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| 10 :01x10 - Still Scalping (Dec/09/2002) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: David Koechner as Carl, Richard Kind as Nathan Gerber, Linda Dangcil as Nearby Woman, | Co-Guest Stars: Robert Markland as Audience Member, Bennet Guillory as Middle Aged Man, Francesca Catalano as Girl In Pink, Steven Shaw as Man, Don Cummings as Patient, Amy Benedict as Colleen, Carolyn Seymour as Beverly Gerber, Victor McCay as Opera Patron | Director: Andrew D. Weyman
Writer: Adam F. Goldberg (3), Austin Winsberg | |
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Season 4 |
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| 75 :04x07 - Still Bill Vol. 1 (Nov/09/2005) | Bill's dad, Al, claims he is going to work on being a better father, but Bill is crushed when he realizes that Al is talking about being a better father to his future stepson.
Bill is looking forward to Al's visit after he tells him that he is going to work on being a better dad, but when Bill discovers that Al wants to be a better dad to his fiancé's son, and not him, he becomes jealous and acts out towards the boy. | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Ben Wexler | |
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| 76 :04x08 - Still the Fun One (Nov/23/2005) | Bill and Judy finally meet a couple they both really enjoy, but then they start to compete against each other to see which of them the couple likes best.
When the Miller's meet a couple they both want to hang out with, they end up driving their new friends nuts by one-upping each other to prove who is more fun. Meanwhile, when Brian mixes up his cell phone with Linda's, he discovers some revealing pictures of her on it. | | Guest Stars: Diedrich Bader as Bob | Director: Lynn McCracken
Writer: Terry Mulroy, Chris Bishop | |
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| 77 :04x09 - Still Avoiding Christmas (Dec/14/2005) | Brian and Lauren are decidedly Scrooge-like when they go to extremes to avoid spending Christmas with their family.
When Judy asks for Brian and Lauren's help to prepare for the Christmas festivities, the kids devise a plan to avoid the chores and holiday family time altogether. But when Bill, Judy and Tina leave for Judy's parent's house and Lauren and Brian begin to celebrate their craftiness in pulling a fast one on their parents, they begin to realize that their devious escape may not be so perfect after all. | Director: Ken Whittingham
Writer: Ellen Byron, Lissa Kapstrom | |
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| 78 :04x10 - Still a Team (Jan/11/2006) | | After working to score tickets to see the Rolling Stones, Bill and Judy may have to give up on their hopes of seeing them in concert. They work every angle to secure a pair, but the Miller's soon realize that sometimes no matter how hard you try, in the words of the Stones, "you can't always get what you want." | | Guest Stars: Kerri Kenney as Marion, Selita Ebanks as Woman | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Adam Waring | |
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| 79 :04x11 - Still Sweet (Jan/18/2006) | | In an effort to bond with Lauren, Judy offers to throw a Sweet 16 party for her that they can plan together. Lauren is thrilled and Judy over-promises on the party to keep her happy. Fortunately, Louise's husband comes to the financial rescue, but unfortunately for Judy, it leaves Louise feeling entitled to plan all of the details with Lauren. | | Guest Stars: Sally Struthers as Bill's mom / Louise | Director: Joel Murray
Writer: Cheryl Holiday (1) | |
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| 80 :04x12 - Still Decorating (Jan/25/2006) | When Perry does not come home to help Linda redecorate their apartment, Linda picks up a new decorating project and perhaps a new man, much to Bill and Judy's dismay.
Frustrated that Perry is not coming home, Linda decides to help Kyle redecorate his bachelor pad with a more updated and mature look. But when Linda starts to get rid of all the toys in Kyle's place that Bill and Judy love, the two come up with a plan to get Perry back in town.
Meanwhile, Lauren and Brian wager on how long their Aunt Linda's marriage will last. | | Guest Stars: Tony Jones (1) as Mover, Douglas Fisher (1) as Butler, Wendy Worthington as Mrs.Velsey, Todd Stashwick as Kyle, James Patrick Stuart as Perry | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Cheryl Holliday (2) | |
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| 81 :04x13 - Still Flunking (Feb/01/2006) | After hearing that Brian is failing gym class, Bill chats with his gym teacher, who happens to be an old classmate of his and the teacher agrees to give Brian a break. However, he soon changes his mind when he recalls the jokes Bill made at his expense during their high school years.
Meanwhile, with her husband out of town, Louise finds herself with plenty of free time to teach her family some new skills, including needlepoint. | | Guest Stars: J. C. Crimp as Reuben, Terri Cavanaugh as Square Dance Teacher, David Wach (1) as Arnie, Victor Rojas as Dexter, Kellie Young as Elisa, Tom Wilson (1) as Coach Stone, Sally Struthers as Louise, | Uncredited: Branden Weslee Kong as Gym Boy | Director: Joel Murray
Writer: Adam F. Goldberg (3) | |
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| 82 :04x14 - Still Out of the Loop (Feb/15/2006) | | When Bill discovers birth control pills in Lauren's purse, he decides it is time to take over the parenting reigns from Judy and become more involved in his teenage daughter's life. However, Bill's continued snooping and mistrust drives Lauren further away from him, leaving Bill more out of the loop than ever. | | Guest Stars: Scott Praefke as Nick, Lauren Schaffel as Becca | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Ed Yeager | |
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| 83 :04x15 - Still Eighteen (Feb/22/2006) | | After spending his birthday in a club with his dad, Brian realizes his parents are right and that it is time to become a man and make his own decisions. However, Bill and Judy realize that Brian might not be ready when they discover that he has quit his tutoring job and is spending most of his time at the club. Meanwhile, Linda gives one of her poems to Lauren for a homework assignment, but wants to take the credit when Lauren qualifies for a poetry contest. | | Guest Stars: John Chambers (2) as Stripper Puppeteer, Shea Parker as Ethan, P. J. Marino (1) as Bartender, Monique Cooper (1) as Cinnamon, Jennifer D. Johnson (1) as Sasha, Betsy Rue as Brandy, Andy Forrest as Mr. Unger, Tim Blaney as Jess Milton, Gregory Ballora (1) as Josh Milton | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Carla Filisha | |
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| 84 :04x16 - Still Saying I Love You (Feb/22/2006) | | When Linda cancels last minute, Judy has no choice but to bring her mother-in-law to the Oprah show for which Judy has been waiting years to attend. Annoyed by Louise’s non-stop complaining about the cold studio, Judy leaves to get her a sweater, but is denied re-entry and misses out on a huge surprise giveaway. Meanwhile, Lauren and her pals persuade Brian and his geeky friends to spend their meteorology club surplus money on a ski trip. | | Guest Stars: Angie Hill (1) as Paige, Ronnie Alvarez as Hakim, Todd Bosley as Neil, Lauren Storm as Kaitlin, Lauren Schaffel as Becca, Samm Levine (1) as Douglas, Sally Struthers as Louise | Director: Ben Wexler
Writer: Gerry Cohen | |
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| 88 :04x20 - Still Graduating (Mar/08/2006) | When Brian graduates from high school and is ready to move out of his parent's house, Bill and Judy secretly swing into action to re-do his bedroom.
As soon as they learn that Brian is moving out of the house, Bill and Judy secretly make the move to change their lifestyle for the better by expanding their bedroom into Brian's and making a master suite. However, Brian is mistakenly under the impression that his parent's are broken up about his departure and believes that they have become swingers after overhearing a conversation. | | Guest Stars: William Ragsdale as Dan Goldman, Judith Hoag as Melanie Goldman, Karen Gracey as Passerby | Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Joey Gutierrez, Diane Burroughs (1) | |
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