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.
Doug and Carrie decide to put an end to Carrie and Arthur's constant fights and send Arthur to a psychotherapist, but maybe it's not Arthur who needs therapy.
Eddie writes a school paper in which he shares details about his family and his life at home, but his teachers and principal do not take him seriously.
Abishola is forced to attend the funeral of an aunt she hated; the first batch of socks causes trouble for Bob until relief comes from an unlikely source.
An elderly man is in need of someone to fund his latest movie idea, which leads to Mark meeting a beautiful woman that lives in the man's neighborhood.
Jonathan and Mark aid an unenthusiastic young man as he tries to successfully manage one of his father's hotels, but the task proves to be a difficult one.
Herman is offered a promotion but it would mean the family will have to relocate to Buffalo, and everyone is excited except for Eddie, who refuses to move.
The manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers recruits Herman to step in as a new member of the team when he is conked on the head by one of Hermans line drives.
Herman learns on TV that he has won a membership to a local country club, and is decided that he may be able to take up golf; culture clash at the club.
Frasier kisses Julia while helping her get revenge against a former lover and business partner; Niles finds that he enjoys shooting with his new friends.
Roz decides to stay on at KACL after she sees how close Frasier and Julia have gotten, but she reconsiders when she discovers that she can't split them up.
The Conners head to the bowling alley for their Friday night festivities when Becky notices a boy there that she likes but must avoid getting embarrassed.
Dan hires a photographer to come take a family portrait for his high school reunion, but tempers flare when Jackie says Dan cheated on Roseanne long ago.
Though Roseanne had planned the perfect birthday party for Dan at the bar, a bully ruins it by picking a fight, forcing Dan to walk away and keep a promise.
George pushes his mother to fix her strained relationship with her terminally ill brother, but Benny is more concerned with getting his Super Bowl tickets.
George's disappointing Valentine's Day gift prompts Angie to recall the time he painted a mural for her; Angie learns that the mural is set to be demolished.
Carmen's ex-boyfriend attempts to ruin her reputation at school by claiming that the two of them had sex, and the school counselor refuses to help her.
Steve convinces Al that he is also losing his hair, but he is really just upset that he might be losing his own hair and wants to drag Al down with him.
Al frets over losing his masculinity when he is faced with going to a salon to have his hair styled after his long-time, beloved barber Tony suddenly dies.
Doug and Carrie decide to put an end to Carrie and Arthur's constant fights and send Arthur to a psychotherapist, but maybe it's not Arthur who needs therapy.
Doug takes $100 from the "emergency funds jar" to make a bet and when he wins $5,000, he can't let Carrie find out so he sets out to spend it all one day.
Carrie gets neurotic when put in charge of a group of "misfits" at night which makes Doug lonely, but he finds that Arthur makes an acceptable replacement.
Roseanne wants to begin preparing for her wedding, but Dan doesn't want to get started with it so soon, leaving her to start the preparations behind his back.
Dan finds himself in trouble after forgetting a gift for Roseanne on Valentine's Day and has to go lingerie shopping with her as his punishment for his mistake.
Fran's high-school nemesis is chosen as the lead in Maxwell's latest production, giving Fran an inferiority complex; Maggie contemplates skipping college.
Fran allows a teenage rock singer to use her less-than-desirable life as inspiration for her angst-ridden songs, which Maxwell believes is not a good idea.
Fran auctions off a day of nanny service at a charity event, and the highest bidder is the son of a man who is a possible investor in Maxwell's next play.
Fran is flown out to Hollywood to watch a soap opera and winds up being offered a job as a television actress, which Maxwell finds extremely disconcerting.
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