Dinosaurs

The Baby rebels against his father Earl's attempts to toilet train him.

Fran decides to explain the mating dance to her son and his classmates.

Earl and Fran can't figure out how to handle the Baby.

Earl is hired as a network executive and becomes a huge hit.

Earl thinks he has realized his dreams.

Robbie tells Baby a terrifying story about being attacked by a Wereman.

Mischievous germs party inside flu-ridden Baby.

A chance meeting leads to romance between Robbie and Wendy.

The Parent Patrol suspends Earl's License to Parent.

Charlene comes up with a totally original idea: The world is round!

Earl, his sons and close male friends embark upon a sacred ritual.

A rebellious Robbie challenges Earl at the Office of Male Supremacy.

Charlene joins a species exchange program and moves in with a bird family.

The recession forces tree-pushers Earl, Roy, Sid and Gus out of their jobs.

The Baby, stars in a frying pan commercial, and turns into a celebrity.

Romance is in the air, and Robbie wants Caroline Foxworth.

Fran's funk over her dull-gray existence as housewife reaches crisis level.

Robbie is introduced to the wailing, funky blues sounds of 'swamp music.'

Earl exchanges his spiritual essence with that of a willow tree.

Earl ignores Robbie's pleas to help clean up the planet.

Sir David Tushingham offers a home-study course on the dinosaurs.

Charlene creates a stage show with some cavelings (human children.)