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Dan comes by the house to take Roseanne out for a ride, but their reconciliation is disrupted by a frantic call from Jackie about a family emergency.

When the doctors offer little hope that Darlene's baby will survive, Roseanne sets out to prove medicine wrong with a little love and affection.

A night of videos turns into a night of passion for D.J. and Heather; Jackie and Mark watch a female wrestling match; Leon and Scott meet Bev's new friend.

Television producers approach Roseanne about telling her life story; Bev leaks some information about Roseanne to a local florist, unaware he is a reporter.

Fran becomes shocked when she discovers that the mortuary manager she has begun seeing has decided to enroll in a school for clowns.

Fran becomes the director for Grace's school play, but Maxwell soon determines that he would be a better fit for the job and decides to take the reins.

A world-renowned former supermodel arrives at the Sheffield home and begins to convince Maggie that she would be an ideal fashion model.

When the Sheffield house begins to experience plumbing problems, Fran is able to convince Maxwell to hire her uncle; Brighton falls for a girl.

Bob and Abishola go up to New York City with Dele for his Juilliard audition, and Abishola finds time to reconnect with her brother, Ade.

MaxDot wants to shoot a television commercial with Bob and his family cast in starring roles, but production soon begins to go awry.

An angel is sent to Earth, where he meets an embittered cop and together they agree to bring love, understanding and hope to a troubled world.

An angel is sent to Earth, where he meets an embittered cop and together they agree to bring love, understanding and hope to a troubled world.

When a contractor proposes a new business venture for Malcolm and Eddie, the friends must decide whether they want to build a club in Chicago.

Malcolm is heartbroken over his breakup with Ashley, so Eddie tries to cheer up his sad friend by scheduling a fun ride on a hot air balloon.

Cedric and Lovita decide to live together before they get married; Regina ignores Steve's school proposal to counsel at-risk students.

While Steve and Regina clash over their shared office, a composite photo discourages Cedric from ever having children, lest they be ugly.

The hottest play in town has arrived, and Frasier and Niles try to get tickets to replace the pair they originally had that were for an earlier showing.

Frasier begins to suspect that the only reason a gorgeous woman is dating him is to obtain free psychiatric advice about her recurring dreams.

Frasier is the inadvertent recipient of some secret gifts from Maris that were intended to be expressions of her longing for Niles to come back to her.

Niles experiences a decline in income which forces him to stay with Frasier, and Frasier must help him adapt to his new way of living.

After being talked to by their loved ones about their friends' sex lives, Dan, Mark and Fred start feeling uncomfortable at what they have found out.

David is forced to stay with D.J. after the basement becomes flooded, and his irritating habits quickly begin to annoy him as his stay lengthens.

Leon hosts a large Halloween party inviting the Lunch Box gang and a group of his gay friends; Jackie and Roseanne decide their hairdresser wears a wig.

David becomes jealous of the fact that Darlene has decided to move in with her new boyfriend Jimmy, leading him to make sure that it doesn't happen.

George volunteers to work the dunk tank at a school fundraiser, but Angie ends up embarrassed after she is forced to take a dunking for him.

In an attempt to relieve Max's stress, George and Vic enroll him in boxing classes and attempt to hide the truth from the boy's overprotective mother.

George wins money from Vic in a game of poker, but Vic decides to subtract the winnings from what George owes him for helping to fix the garage.

George receives an award from management and ends up humiliating himself in front of his employees by attempting to dance at a celebration.

Al and Peggy Bundy are a dysfunctional Chicago family without any friends, but then they meet their new neighbors, Steve and Marcy.

After reading the health book "Thinnergy," Peggy goes on a diet and tries to convince the rest of the family to join her in her quest for health.

When the Bundys and Rhoades hear about a crime in the neighborhood, Al buys a gun and the Rhoades buys a dog, and Al accidently shoots Rhoades Dog.

When Marcy and Steve decide to add another room to their house, Al wants them to add a pool room, but Peg and Marcy want an exercise room.

Al and Steve's friendship blossoms when they work together to polish up a vintage Ford Mustang while their wives continue loathing them from the sidelines.

Al learns that his credit card is maxed out, leaving him unable to purchase a present for Peggy in honor of their 16th wedding anniversary.

Doug and Carrie spend a huge chunk of money on their dream vacation with their new neighbors, but Doug neglects to tell Carrie that their house has a problem.

The mold is overgrown in Doug's house to the tune of $12,000 for repairs, so he puts pride aside and asks his father for help which prompts a no-spending rule.

Carrie feels Doug is not giving her attention so she finds a replacement in Lou Ferrigno; Doug competes to throw the "best" Super Bowl party.

Carrie and Doug hire Russian workers to repair their home but the workers need constant coaxing to get things done, so they use vodka to inspire them.

Doug and Deacon are stuck delivering Penguins on Valentine's Day so Carrie decides to take Holly out, meanwhile Spence dates a woman his grandmother's age.

Doug and Carrie feel their lives are lacking when they accidentally pick up another couples photos, so they emulate what they view in the photos.

George has a difficult time when he enrolls in college attempting to set a positive example for Max after he catches him skipping school.

George attempts to hide his truancy after he drops out of school, but his professor comes by the house, alerting Angie and the kids.

When Max begins wetting the bed while he sleeps, George decides to take him to the doctor in order to determine the cause; George learns that Max needs surgery.

George is left in charge of his spoiled niece and her multi-million dollar inheritance after Angie's sister-in-law suddenly passes away.

A new boss wants to fire Jeff and Ebb while Florus and Bill trick the two to thinking they have won the lottery.

Thanksgiving has arrived and despite Karen's inclinations to keep this year's holiday festivities as simple as possible, things quickly get out of hand.

Matt becomes a stowaway in Florus's truck and hits the road when he becomes upset with Jeff's tight discipline.

Karen decides it is time to take matters into her own hands and invites the Raffertys to dinner hoping to end a long standing rivalry and family feud.

While examining Grace for the flu, a doctor looks at Fran's throat and orders her to have her tonsils out; Maxwell stresses after Fran says that she loves him.

The Sheffield clan gets snowed in at Fran's parents' house; Fran finds a love note written to her mother and suspects that she is cheating.

Maxwell's sister arrives at the Sheffield home for a visit and decides to use the occasion to organize a wedding with her fiancé, a wealthy English duke.

C.C. attempts to ensure a positive review for Maxwell's new play by having Fran chaperone a play-date between Grace and the son of a prominent film critic.

Bob and Abishola plan a Las Vegas trip to Kemi's wedding; Kemi and Chukwuemeka argue about his mother.

Dottie and Goodwin start to question Bob's leadership after it seems like he can't handle an influx of business; success keeps Bob away from home and Abishola.