TV Guide Fuse Sunday

Vogue Williams tries to understand the concept of monogamy and how it fits into modern society by finding out where and how it all began.

Television star Sung Kang braves through one of the crime capitals of the U.S. to learn about its hidden car culture and ends up finding more.

Host and car enthusiast Sung Kang goes back to his hometown, the car culture capital of the world, to explain why he feels pressured to be on his game.

Malcolm is goaded into punching an obnoxious bully, but when he finds out the intimidating boy is only seven he becomes stricken with guilt.

Malcolm learns the trust placed in him to baby-sit is strictly limited; Francis finds a corpse with the school's master key and gives it a proper send-off.

Stevie's wheelchair is stolen after Malcolm convinces him to sneak away from his parents during a sleepover and go to a late-night video game arcade.

Francis goes AWOL from military school to be with his girlfriend, but ends up hiding in the backyard when she turns out to be a callous thief.

Hal manages to disgust a group of vegetarians by sneaking meat into their food and Francis runs the entire gamut of a relationship in one afternoon.

Lois puts the entire family on financial lockdown after the kids blow up a store's steam cleaner, and Dewey confesses to stealing $150 worth of cognac.

Hal kidnaps the kids from their usual ride to school and instead takes them to a race where Malcolm and Reese manage to misplace their brother.

Malcolm's plans to spend time with Julie are disrupted by a funeral; Lois goes on strike when the rest of the family fails to pull their own weight.

Guilt over a particularly gruesome vengeance spell prompts Anya to recall past moments in her life; Willow returns to college; Buffy considers killing an ally.

It's up to Xander and Spike to save the day when Buffy, Anya, Willow and Dawn fall under the charismatic sway of Sunnydale High's hunky quarterback.

Willow and Dawn face unexpected reunions with loved ones' spirits as Buffy is psychoanalyzed by a vampiric Psych major; Andrew and Jonathan return to town.

Buffy fears Spike may be responsible for a rash of disappearance in Sunnydale; Giles arrives at the scene of another Watcher's murder.

Andrew falls into the Scoobies' clutches while on a mission for Warren; the forces of The First attack the Summers' house in search of a sacrifice.

Giles arrives in Sunnydale with three potential Slayers; Buffy has a violent confrontation with The First's prehistoric lackey; Spike endures torture.

Reese becomes so enamored with a cheerleader that he actually joins the squad; Francis suffers through a lecture by the overbearing Spangler.

Malcolm gives in to getting skating lessons from his father so he can stop running in shoes when he plays street hockey; Lois throws out her back while yelling.

Malcolm and his classmates get help from Hal on a project involving a robot and a large swarm of bees; Lois visits Francis and clashes with Spangler.

The boys enjoy a day off from school when their mother thinks it's Sunday instead of Monday; Hal is sucked in by a Porsche dealership.

Dewey is left home with a stern baby-sitter while the rest of the family goes to a water park; Francis intentionally loses to Spangler in a game of pool.

Malcolm, Reese, Hal and Lois become embroiled in a monstrous traffic jam; Francis enters himself in a bet; Dewey has an adventure "all over the world."

Jay ignores the sanctity of her daughter's privacy when she scours through Claire's private diary, which reveals her shocking considerations of getting intimate

Claire dumps Tony after Michael admits that he likes him, and she takes a new, less respectful boyfriend whom Michael can't get rid of.

After illness forces Jay to step down as the director of Kady's class play, Michael steps in and allows the kids to make some creative changes.

Michael and Jay pretend to be feuding so that their children will learn how annoying fighting is, but the kids believe that their parents are about to split up.

Jay dreads a visit by Michael's sister, Kelly, who has always been extremely critical of her since Michael broke up with one of her best friends.

Jr. manages to get two dates to the school dance after following his father's advice; Jay dreams Michael is having an affair with Janet Jackson.

Jay decides to take up painting, which inspires the kids to develop artistic pursuits of their own, but Michael feels short-changed by her work.

Michael isn't sure how to react when an old friend he used to compete against shows up in a wheelchair; Claire is grounded after being caught shoplifting.

Two lifelong friends begin a life of crime at a young age in Jamaica, and when they grow older move to Miami, where they begin to take over an empire of crime.

A world-renowned magician goes around the world to explore the depths of mental health and well-being while trying to bury his past and start a new beginning.