TV Guide Cozi TV Monday

In the preparation for a tornado, Jeff and Karen start to wonder who would look over the kids if something ever happened to them.

A baseball game takes place between the packing company and the lumber company.

Jeff thinks that he has paid back part of his debt to his father-in-law but learns differently when he needs money for his gifted son's tuition.

Jeff feels guilty when one of Karen's co-workers flirts with him; Walt torments Russ when he gets stuck in a vent.

Eddie gets in trouble at school over his grades and is in danger of getting expelled, and the only thing that could save him is a science fair project.

Herman decides he must start putting some money aside so that Eddie could go to college when he gets older and he takes a job as a professional wrestler.

Abishola is forced to confront lingering feelings for Bob after she experiences a romantic dream about him, but her efforts go awry.

Bob and Abishola are finally able to go on a proper date together, but Dottie suffers a medical emergency that quickly throws the night awry.

After a well-respected art dealer is murdered, Murdoch hunts for the killer and finds out that the dealer had a side business selling illegal pornography.

Denise Kelly is a cop who goes undercover to try and stop a drug ring at a local high school, and Mark and Jonathan try to find who is taking cocaine to school.

It's Christmas time and Jonathan and Mark's latest assignment is to try and get two divorce parents to grow up and act like the parents that they are.

Two friends, sensible Malcolm McGee and outlandish Eddie Sherman, decide to become business partners after purchasing an old Irish pub.

Two friends, sensible Malcolm McGee and outlandish Eddie Sherman, decide to become business partners after purchasing an old Irish pub.

A former 1970s singer takes a job as a high school music teacher in Chicago's West Side and faces the hazards of students and teachers.

A former 1970s singer takes a job as a high school music teacher in Chicago's West Side and faces the hazards of students and teachers.

Daphne tries to teach Niles and Frasier how to ride a bike after they sign up for a charity bike-a-thon; Mrs. Moon poses as Martin's girlfriend.

Kenny seeks Frasier's advice after his divorce is final but finds solace by Martin's advice to get out more in order to take his mind off his problems.

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.

Roseanne begins noticing that the women in her life are leaving when Jackie heads off to the police academy for six weeks and Becky begins dating a 17-year-old.

An architect tries gaining the friendship of the Conners by buying them gifts until Dan has to step in and discuss with him the true meaning of friendship.

Dan is hosting his usual poker game when Roseanne bumps into Arnie, who confides to her and gives her a kiss after a talk, leaving her to question his motives.

Friends and family members help the Conners transform their home into the scariest house on the street; Dan and Roseanne become engaged in a prank war.

A safety board shuts down George's plant while they inspect the company's landing gear; the Lopez family turns their home into a haunted house.

George is unemployed while his plant is investigated, and he wants to cancel Carmen's expensive 15th birthday party because the family needs to save money.

Vic uses George and Angie's anniversary pledge of a cheap, heartfelt gift to convince George to help him smuggle his brother out of Cuba and into America.

During a Thanksgiving dinner with his entire family, George discovers that his estranged father desperately needs a kidney transplant.

Marcy attempts to overcome her fears of public speaking by imagining her bedroom fantasies, but her imagination gets carried away.

When Bud and Kelly split the cost of a car so they can share it, they are forced to go on a double date because they both need the car.

Bud, Kelly and Peggy all impersonate The Village People at a Halloween party hosted by the D'Arcys; Al is visited by the Grim Reaper.

After suffering from a bee sting, Kelly immediately goes insane; Al offers advice to help a young man forget his desire to get married.

After women take over his favorite topless bar and bowling alley, Al starts an organization dedicated to reclaiming them for the guys.

Peggy and Marcy force both of their husbands to drop their plans to visit a new sports bar so they can go and see "The Jeffersons" live.

Doug is unsatisfied with IPS and hears that FedEx drivers make double the amount he does so he tries to barter for a raise but gets fired instead.

Deacon babysits while Kelly goes to the movies with Carrie but while there, one of Carrie's co-workers shows interest in Kelly which makes Deacon jealous.

Doug lies to Carrie that he has to work late, but dreams that night he is on the Wheel of Fortune and the puzzle is "Doug Heffernan is a big fat liar."

Doug's parents ask for a visit at the airport while on layover and unbeknownst to Doug, they want him to sign their living wills and ultimately "pull the plug."

The neighbors are upset when Carrie rejects an idea of a combined back yard so they erect an aboveground pool that overlooks Carrie's back yard.

Arthur spends his time filing out comment cards; Doug is asked to find work for his wayward cousin and turns to O'Boyle to help him.

George discovers the existence of an unopened letter that was written by Angie ten years before, in which he discovers a shocking secret.

Benny decides to get outrageously large breast implants in order to make herself appear younger and avoid her son's insulting remarks about her age.

While attempting to give advice to an engaged couple, George and Angie become entrenched in an argument over which of them contributes more to the relationship.

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

New neighbors the Bowmans go out of town and a moving truck pulls up to their house while Roseanne watches, unaware they are actually getting robbed.

Roseanne gets nervous that Kathy will seek vengeance on her for a Halloween prank; Jackie flirts at a costume party only to learn it was with her ex-boyfriend.

Arnie and Nancy come over to the Conners' house to inform them that they are getting married in Las Vegas and want them to stand in the wedding.

Roseanne and Nancy show up drunk to the night club where Wayne Newton is performing and start heckling him, coming close to getting tossed out.

Maxwell's father dies and leaves his entire estate to an illegitimate sibling that Maxwell never knew he had; C.C. returns from her stay in the sanitarium.

Maxwell's lawyers convince him to ask Fran to sign a prenuptial agreement but she refuses to do so; C.C. hires a temporary replacement for herself.

Maxwell's brother Nigel arrives in town to throw Maxwell a bachelor party, at which he reveals his short-lived romance with his brother's betrothed.

Fran believes Maxwell agree to tone down their personalities; problems arise when Fran and Maxwell get locked in a bathroom together during a dinner meeting.

Abishola worries about Dele and the influence of Bob's privileged lifestyle on him; Tunde and Olu have opposite reactions to a robotic vacuum.

Bob's excitement when sharing his alma mater with Abishola and Dele is dulled when the college doesn't meet Abishola's high standards.