The family is left scrambling after Kuki's radio announcement of the second store's grand opening leaves them with only 48 hours to prepare for a massive crowd.
Malcolm lets Lois talk him into playing softball, but finds that he's terrible at it; Hall accidentally applies for a job with the CIA; toilet seat record set.
Francis is dismayed when Hal and Lois allow Reese to move out of the house and into an apartment; a football star takes advantage of Malcolm's tutoring.
Dawn is spending a lot of time around Spike and is surmised that she has a crush on him, which Dawn shoots down saying that Spike has a crush on Buffy.
Refusing to accept that her mother's death is the end, Dawn becomes obsessed with using magic to bring her back; Buffy receives some much-needed comfort.
Malcolm lets Lois talk him into playing softball, but finds that he's terrible at it; Hall accidentally applies for a job with the CIA; toilet seat record set.
Malcolm finds evidence that may exonerate his dad; Lois continues to live in denial; Reese applies his "mom-bat" skills to his military combat exercise.
Reese, having enlisted in the Army, parachutes into Afghanistan and disguises himself as an Afghani woman to escape; Lois sells the car to buy a plane ticket.
Hal turns to Reese for help when he gets into a feud with the garbageman that leaves the lawn a mess; Lois and Malcolm get in an argument over a racist ad.
Malcolm and Reese find themselves headed to a musical after their scheming neighbor convinces each of them that the other is gay; Hal invents a holiday.
Lois is riled when Stevie's mother, Kitty, returns with a plea for help in reuniting with her estranged husband and child; Dewey goes through "initiation."
While playing peacemaker to Crystal and Tootie, Freedia starts worrying about her business knowing that Reid is under pressure to raise funds for Hotel Freedia.
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