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Becky brings home a new boyfriend that Roseanne and Dan instantly dislike, and when the couple continues to miss curfews, Dan forbids her from seeing him.

Roseanne learns a lot about the opposite sex when her lumberjack costume for a Halloween party turns out to be a little too convincing.

Dan's birthday has arrived, but unfortunately on the same day that Roseanne's PMS hits, as he tries to come up with any excuse to get out of the house.

Becky is suspended from school for making an obscene gesture in her class photo but is made instantly popular throughout the school for what she did.

Fran's Aunt Frieda arrives at the Sheffields' after going broke and being evicted, so Fran tries to get her rich boyfriend to propose and take her in.

Maxwell accidentally runs into his estranged father after not having seen him since he abandoned the family for his secretary; Brighton attends ballet classes.

Fran is audited by the IRS and appeals the $5000 bill they issue her; Maxwell tries to reconnect with Brighton; Jay Leno asks the Sheffields to watch his dog.

As part of a therapeutic experiment, Fran vows to rid her life of men but loneliness sets in when she decides to join C.C., Val and their dates.

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

Auntie Olu and Uncle Tunde come to Bob and Abishola's aid as they find it difficult to help lift Dottie's spirits and lessen her struggle with depression.

Jonathan and Mark get jobs working in a local area boxing ring and the owner's grandson has a good opportunity at winning the local championship fight.

The guys' newest task is to reunite a broken family after Evelyn Higgins left her husband Tim and baby daughter Sarah to explore a career in music.

Herman sneaks out at night to learn how to become a detective, but Lily suspects that he is having an affair; she hires a detective agency to follow Herman.

Lily is upset with Herman when he returns from an office party late in the night, and refuses to cook for him, speak to him or let him into their bedroom.

Grandpa is under the impression that he turned Eddies friend into a monkey when one of his magic tricks backfires during his friends visit.

A rock band comes to town from Los Angeles and needs to find a place to hide away from their screaming teenage fans; they pay the Munsters to let them stay.

Frasier and Niles make a big splash by serving some beluga caviar they got off the black market; Martin tries to return $40 he mistakenly received from an ATM.

Frasier's limited help in building a house for Habitat for Humanity has him visiting the new owners and giving decorating advice.

Café Nervosa has hired a folk singer which leads Frasier in search of a new coffeehouse, but Julia comes to his rescue and gets a job for the singer.

Dr. Phil McGraw comes to town and meets with his old friend Frasier, but Frasier is still upset over a poker game where he believes he was swindled.

Dan brings home some extra cash from his work which causes the rest of the family to begin considering the ways that they would spend the cash.

Roseanne plans a getaway at the Landford Inn to spend some alone time with Dan, and despite his reluctance at first, he decides to go along with her.

Dan has grown tired of Jackie's constant bickering about everything he wants her to do and is brought past the tipping point when she comments on his chili.

Dan learns of a country song writing contest on a local radio station and realizes that the poem Roseanne recently wrote may be the perfect fit to win.

George attempts to warn Carmen about the sexual intentions of boys, but he realizes that his words have fallen on deaf ears when she comes home with a hickey.

George believes he has found his biological father and invites the man to Thanksgiving dinner with the family in an effort to learn the truth.

Angie joins various volunteer organizations as a way to occupy some of her free time, but she soon realizes she has bitten off more than she can chew.

Angie's parents decide to visit for Christmas, and George grows upset when he suspects that the couple still feels he is not good enough for their daughter.

When Peg's unsophisticated relatives stop in for a visit, her bickering uncles and singing aunts interrupt Al's plan to relax and enjoy a John Wayne movie.

Al returns to the old library he frequented as a child to return a book he has had since 1957 and encounters the same overweight librarian.

Peg thinks that she had an Elvis sighting at the mall and when Marcy takes notice of a sweat stain on Al's shirt in the shape of the King, fans come running.

The football record that Al had once set while he was in high school is now being threatened by a new high school football player who stars for the team.

The Bundys and the Rhoades attempt to have an enjoyable weekend trip together, but all misery breaks out when all the women end up on their periods.

Al decides to develop a new plan to construct his ultimate dream room, which is an executive type bathroom in the garage for his personal use.

When Doug and Carrie get free tickets to her firm's golf tournament, they invite Deacon and he invites a woman that Carrie doesn't exactly click with.

After Doug's uncle offers him the money, he thinks about starting his own sandwich shop, but Carrie is not so sure of Doug's ability to run a business.

Doug relives his youth while his parents are visiting and Carrie is out of town, then fails a test at work and is demoted to "truck loader".

Doug likes the new, "laid back Carrie" when she starts getting drinks after work with the girls and doesn't pester him about his diet when she gets home.

Carrie and Doug make a $500 donation to Deacon's son's school, but when there is a mixup with the donation amount, they try to keep the good recognition.

Doug doesn't want Carrie to wear her hair in bun, her new favorite style, at his high school reunion; He wants everyone to be jealous that he married a hottie.

George tries to relive his high school days by teaching Max how to play the guitar, but he feels more left out than ever when his son joins a rock band.

When the bosses at Powers Aviation institute a workplace smoking ban, George suffers due to Benny's nicotine withdrawals causing her to become more aggravating.

The Lopez family tries to put an end to a neighbor's racist lawn display; a police officer (Mario Lopez) takes an interest in Veronica.

Vic feigns fatherly affection for his son-in-law in order to convince George to compete in a father-son golf tournament against a long-time rival and his son.

Roseanne is concerned about a romantic dream that Dan is having while he is asleep and goes on the hunt to locate this woman that he is dreaming about.

Dan and Roseanne come up with an idea to teach the girls a lesson for continuously breaking curfew by celebrating the anniversary of their first lovemaking.

Bev decides to pay a surprise visit to Roseanne's house, tricking Jackie into visiting for a heated argument between the three women over past events.

Roseanne sets up Crystal with a guy she mat the diner, but when they come over for dinner, Dan learns that she has been seeing his father and plans to get wed.

Fran is not impressed with her therapist's behavior after she witnesses him in a personal setting; C.C. needs a date for an awards show.

Fran and C.C. have jury duty together where the case bears an eerie resemblance to the relationship issues between Maxwell and Fran.

Fran begins to suspect that Niles is a killer after reading a strange note that he dropped that seems to contain a plan for murder.

Maxwell's play receives higher accolades than the latest work of his rival; a tabloid prints a false story about Fran and Maxwell's relationship.

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.

Abishola does not take too kindly to receiving unsolicited parenting advice from Bob regarding her supposedly unhappy son.