Evening Shade

As Wood prepares to try to bolster the Mules for another season, Taylor, who’s been dumped by Aimee, tries to figure out how to tell Wood that he’s dumping the football team.

Will doesn’t want to go on a father-son camping trip because he’s afraid he won’t be able to keep up with the older boys.

With the support of Wood and Margaret, Herman's lay-off turns into a blessing in disguise. Soon-to-be-new-father Evan decides to knock a hole in the nursery wall for a new window, but his efforts go a little haywire when the opening bears a startling resemblance to Abraham Lincoln.

Harlan gets nailed by health advocate Richard Simmons when he lies about the pounds he has lost.

After another on-field humiliation, Wood quits as football coach and opens a sporting goods store.

Freida is thrilled and terrified when she finds out that the handsome man she’s falling for is a preacher.

Wood and Ava are worried about the cost of a fancy private school that Molly wants to attend, but that turns out to be the least of their problems.

It’s up to Wood to tell Taylor that his girlfriend, Aimee, has eloped with Dwight Philbo, the school hunk, on the night of the spring dance.

Wood accompanies his cousin Alvin, an ex-con who’s always in trouble, to the grocery store – to make sure he doesn’t steal anything – and winds up in jail.

When only Evan can get baby Scout to stop crying, Fontana feels like a failure and wonders if they’d be better off without her.

Taylor holds a garage sale to earn money for a car, and Wood is not at all pleased with the inventory. Herman is ashamed to admit that he’s no longer teaching when his mentor comes to visit.