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Walden becomes a member of a support group for adoptive fathers, and discovers that it is a pleasant getaway from the ever uptight Alan.

Walden fears that trouble will follow after Alan breaks up with the social worker who is in charge of Louis' adoption so that he can be with Lyndsey.

Jack gets a new job posing as a robotic mannequin in the display window of a department store; Jack and Larry are unwittingly dating the same woman.

Due to a scheduling conflict, Jack finds himself in the difficult position of trying to prepare a dinner for three separate dates.

Chrissy receives an invitation to work with an old high-school friend, but problems arise when Jack discovers that the woman works as a high-priced call girl.

Jack pretends to be a professional skier in order to impress a beautiful ski enthusiast, but problems arise when he is invited to ski a dangerous slope.

Jack is ashamed to tell his friends that he a busboy at a prestigious restaurant rather than a chef, but problems arise when they show up for a meal one night.

With Chrissy's stay in Fresno leaving Jack and Janet short on the rent for the month, they attempt to fill the open position with their own replacements.

Cindy loses her job after her boss discovers her working on a favor for Jack on company time, so Jack talks to her boss and attempts to get her job back.

Jack poses as a renowned chef in order to land a job, but problems arise when debt collectors show up searching for the man that he is impersonating.

A sweet old lady takes Jack in as her "son," but she soon becomes troublesome when she starts interfering with all aspects of his life.

Jack sets Janet up on a date with his girlfriend's widowed father to win his approval of their relationship, but doesn't realize how old the man actually is.

After a computer simulation predicts that Rocky in his prime would have beaten the current champion, the champ challenges the fighter to come out of retirement.

A one-man fighting force heads into Afghanistan where he blows things up single-handedly in an effort to rescue a friend from a military stronghold.

A soldier is sent to look for POWs in Vietnam with the expectation that he won't find any, and when he locates one, the U.S. Army leaves him to die.

A former Marine sniper is recruited by the CIA to head up a classified mission to eliminate a Serbian general, and he is partnered with a man on death row.

On his latest mission, a military sniper is partnered with an Olympic sharpshooter as he attempts to assassinate a Panamanian rebel and a drug lord.

Relationships are strained when Debra feels that Ray is spending too much time with his basketball team after replacing Robert as team captain.

Hurt by the revelation that his autographed baseball isn't authentic, Raymond takes out his pain by telling his daughter the truth about Santa Claus.

With Debra at home sick, Raymond must rearrange his schedule to make it to the kids' pediatrician appointment, but the kids and work don't mix well.

Raymond is upset when he learns that women find Robert more attractive and gets himself a makeover so that everyone will love him.

Judith's sexy, sinister sister makes plans to attend Jake's birthday party, causing Alan to plead with Charlie to behave; Evelyn prefers alcohol over cake.

Brooding Jake tunes everyone out by playing guitar, disturbing Judith to the point of demanding he see a therapist, but Alan is hesitant; Charlie jams.

Charlie's secret intimate relationship with Alan's attorney backfires, leaving flabbergasted Alan to wonder what happened when his lawyer tanks the case.

Jake is sent to an inept child psychologist after Judith convinces reluctant Alan that it's necessary; Charlie discovers that Alan is a destructive sleepwalker.

Jake repeats Charlie's questionable off-hand remarks to Judith, forcing Charlie to sweet talk her and her divorced women's group to regain her favor.

Charlie decides to get a vasectomy after a pregnancy scare by a girlfriend, but his physician's fervor about his own to-be child prompts Charlie to reconsider.

Charlie throws a party at the beach house for a close-knit group of friends who are part of an exclusive men's club, but refuses to invite pleading Alan.

Alan reconsiders his position on Judith's new relationship with Jake's pediatrician after Charlie points out it could eventually lead to a financial windfall.

Jake is in danger of suspension after he flips off his teacher, so suave Charlie decides to go out with her in an attempt to shield Jake from trouble.

Charlie reluctantly allows Evelyn to borrow his car only to get it back and find a bra in the backseat; Judith's new boyfriend makes Alan feel inadequate.

Walden worries his adoption of Louis will fall through if he decides to end his relationship with Ms. McMartin; Alan has two minds about moving in with Lyndsey.

Walden presents Alan with the gift of his choice after they annul their marriage, but Alan winds up picking an item that jeopardizes his relationship.

On his latest mission, a military sniper is partnered with an Olympic sharpshooter as he attempts to assassinate a Panamanian rebel and a drug lord.

A former Marine sniper is recruited by the CIA to head up a classified mission to eliminate a Serbian general, and he is partnered with a man on death row.

A one-man fighting force heads into Afghanistan where he blows things up single-handedly in an effort to rescue a friend from a military stronghold.