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Raymond purchases an adult-only board game to add spice to their love life when Debra complains that his selfishness in bed is inhibiting.

Marie becomes friends with a man named Marco, making Frank jealous and causing Ray to express his disapproval of the situation.

While away on a business trip, Ray inadvertently loses his wedding band and at the airport he is approached by a flirtatious woman, who thinks he's single.

An art class project of Marie's causes consternation, although Marie and Frank seem oblivious to its resemblance to a part of a woman's anatomy.

Ray tells Frank that he and Debra fell down the stairs, but must reveal the truth when Frank is injured trying to fix said stairs.

Ray and Debra attempt to get Robert back together with Amy by forcing him to feel jealousy about a blind date that they have set the woman up on.

Ray is shocked to discover that his son Geoffery is not adept at sports, but comes to understand that its more important to have fun.

When Debra's father brings a girlfriend to Thanksgiving dinner, everyone is shocked except for his ex-wife, who is thrilled with the arrangement.

Robert starts dating a woman who thinks that he's Ray, but things go wrong when the woman meets Debra and tells her that she's dating Ray.

When a relative's Christmas card makes Marie jealous, she and Debra write one for their own family, but it only points out their shortcomings.

While Sam is on her way to Florida to visit her grandfather, the old man happens to die, causing great grief for his granddaughter.

Angela attempts to take over for Tony around the house after it is her fault that Tony is suffering from a broken leg, but she can't seem to get anything right.

Tony needs to help out at Mrs. Rossini's fish store until a replacement is found after her husband ran off with another woman from the neighborhood.

After Sam and Jesse take Tony's car out for a joy ride, she dents the car and blames it on a boy the Bower family does not think of fondly.

Mona is heart-broken after she falls in love with one of Angela's new customers, but he suddenly quits the relationship, so Tony visits him to find out why.

After Tony takes over a teen restaurant, he causes a problem when he throws a popular student out and the rest of the customers follow him out the door.

While babysitting the neighbors daughter, Melissa, Angela jumps to the assumption that the little girl was abducted by her mother from her father.

When Tony's relatives visit from Italy, Tony's uncle offers him a piece of the winery; Tony's cousin has been lusting after Angela and wants to marry her.

Jack challenges an obnoxious Reagle Beagle patron to a fight, but problems arise when he learns that his opponent is an accomplished boxer.

Jack decides to sleep at the small, abandoned apartment over the restaurant, where he walks in on Mr. Angelino with his mistress.

Jack and Terri believe that Janet may be trying to rob the cradle when she is actually just trying to help Mr. Furley's shy nephew become a gentleman.

In order to improve his chances with the ladies, Jack buys a fake mustache, but his plan backfires when Terri ends up falling for him.

An old Navy buddy of Jack's comes into town with the hopes that he can weasel his way into Jack's business by using his Navy desertion as leverage.

The girls invent a fake contest for Jack to "win," thinking that he needs rent money; however, they are upset when he doesn't spend it like they had planned.

Jack must find a way to get back an angry letter he sent out to a food critic when he thought that he was going to give the restaurant a bad review.

Jack asks his friend, Larry, to stand in for him after he realizes that he has made the mistake of planning two dates for the same night.

Fred is to receive the Watts Businessman-of-the-Year Award, but a back problem strikes him just before the ceremony, potentially keeping him at home.

When Roger sells three medals, Fred begins to imagine the dramatic ways those metals were earned, as he envisions a World War II battle involving espionage.

Stranded on a camping trip when their truck will not start, Fred and Lamont begin to reminisce about previous adventures they have had.

Fred heads to Hawaii to attend a "Junkmen of America" convention, but jewel thieves sneak some stolen items on him so he can unknowingly transport them to L.A.

While Fred & Lamont are in Hawaii, jewel thieves hide stolen items in their luggage for transport, and Fred & Lamont find them and debate telling cops.

Jewel thieves want their items from Fred & Lamont but are unaware they are lost, and as a chase takes place, the cops draw guns on everyone.

While Fred & Lamont are gardening, a passing expert reveals they may have oil on their property below ground level, and Fred winds up discovering the truth.

When Fred's neighborhood is burglarized, the cops offer Fred money in order to set up a stakeout on his property in hopes of nabbing the thief.

Raymond attempts to become more involved in the decision making processes in his family, and he ends up shopping and planning the family vacation.

Snowed in at Frank and Marie's, Ray, Debra, and Amy have a good time, until Debra ruins the mood with a comment to Frank.

Raymond discovers that another girl scout's mother has attempted to target Frank and Marie to sell cookies to, and he decides to engage in an all-out war.

Robert expresses excitement when the opportunity arises for him to work for the FBI, but Marie's intrusive behavior may cost him the job.

Ray and Debra get big laughs when they do a Frank and Marie impersonation, but they aren't amused when the tables are turned.

Debra wants to know why Ray has kept a tape from his former girlfriend, and is forced to divulge all of the gifts from former beaus she has retained.

Ray talks to his daughter, prepared to tell her about sex, only to be bewildered when he finds that she is now curious about more profound issues.

When Debra decides to run for school board president, Ray is divided between wanting her to succeed and wanting her to take care of the kids.

A special clip show that features numerous celebrity guests serves as a glimpse back on the highlights of the first six seasons of the show.

The outlandish footage and behind-the-scenes perspectives continue, with numerous celebrity guests and highlighted moments from the first six seasons.

Both Marie and Lois get into a series of jealous spats while competing to have their children-in-law give them the title of "mom."

Debra and Marie get into a fight and stop speaking to each other. When Ray tries to resolve the problem, Debra decides that she prefers the new arrangement.

When Ray and Frank exploit the feud between Debra and Marie, Robert decides that it has gone too far, and tries to fix things up.

After reminiscing over the first time that she slept with Ray, Debra decides to apologize to Marie, but Marie won't accept when a lie is uncovered.

Distressed over Marie and Debra's feud, Robert joins a support group, but when the family suspects that it may be a cult, Ray investigates.

Ray puts on a show at the marriage counselor when Debra makes him go, but when Marie tries to give them some real counseling, serious revelations unfold.

Fred is not to impressed with his accomplishments in life, so he decides that setting a world record for staying awake the longest would be adequate.

Two men convince Fred to run a special at the yard where the winner receives a cash prize, but something is not right with the whole operation.

Fred earns a spot on a community relatives committee, and all is well until a crooked businessman tries to bribe him with to aid his corporation.

When Lamont reveals he is considering leaving the junk business, Fred gets a big loan in hopes of convincing him not to leave because business is booming.

Fred is mystified by a letter from a person named Carol, who claims to have known him some 40 years ago, and the surprise guest has shocking news for Fred.

Aunt Esther and Woody decide to adopt a child, but Woody is stricken with nervousness and gets drunk right before their big interview.

Lamont and Esther decide to get the furniture re-upholstered, but Fred thinks that he has been robbed and makes an insurance claim.

Esther and Woody finally meet their new son, but he steals from their cash register and announces to everyone that he is an atheist.

After Lamont obtains tickets to a taping of The Gong Show, Fred wants to be one of the contestants, so he sets up an act with his family.

Fred & Lamont have been preparing to pay their taxes, but Fred gets preoccupied and decides to enter a Redd Foxx look-alike competition.