Married...With Children

Al arranges for an aerobics studio to open next to the shoe store.

When Bud decides to move out, Peggy's mother arrives to stay.

The family tries to console Kelly when Buck dies.

Al and his friends turn No Ma'am into a tax-exempt church.

Kelly accidentally invents a baldness cure with some unusual side effects.

Al suffers public scorn when Peggy is declared a hero for taking out a pickpocket.

Bud takes on wrestler King Kong Bundy as his initiation into "No Ma'am."

Kelly's class reunion becomes the scene for an ex-nerd's revenge.

Marcy is determined to keep Polk High's new football scoreboard from being named after Al.

Al must prove himself a man so his father-in-law will take Peggy's mom back home.

Bumped from their fishing lodge cabin, Al and Jefferson seek revenge against actress Shannon Tweed.

Al forces Peggy's mom to get a job right before Christmas.

Peggy takes Al and her parents to a marriage therapy retreat.

To keep Kelly as a client, Bud sets out to produce a sexy exercise video.

In order to save his life, Bud must finish his exercise video on time.

Al uses Bud's class project to beat out a rival shoe store owner.

As Kelly and her friends trick Bud's fraternity out of their spring break in Florida, Al and Griff join Jefferson in Fort Lauderdale to judge a college co-ed beauty contest.

As Al prepares to chest to see that Kelly is named Miss Spring Break, Marcy and Bud lead some burned fraternity brothers to Florida for revenge.

A Jefferson anniversary surprise is ruined when a drunken tattoo artist misspells Marcy's name.

To secure a big promotion at the bank, Marcy must first buy Al's car for her Japanese boss.

Bud's unauthorized use of the library threatens his graduation.

Al and Marcy clash over a doghouse for Lucky.

Al and Marcy object to Kelly and Jefferson's appearing as a couple in a suggestive TV commercial.

A philandering delivery man's affair with Kelly causes problems with his own suspicious girlfriend.

Al helps Griff win a pair of tickets to the Olympic Games.