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After graduating from college, seven friends find themselves dealing with the challenges of the real world and the changes within their own group.

A teenager moves from New Jersey to California, where he immediately becomes the target of bullies, until an elderly man teaches him the art of karate.

The Stooges get the idea to be professional tax frauds and help others cheat on their taxes, but the IRS starts to notice them once they begin to do well.

The Stooges are hired by the owner of a castle to guard its valuables from thieves, but they discover that it is not outsiders that they must be suspicious of.

A man, who believes he is Santa Claus, is in night court on charges of trespassing, but he may actually have the chance to change the life of a troubled teen.

After graduating from college, seven friends find themselves dealing with the challenges of the real world and the changes within their own group.

Teens from opposite sides of the tracks face rejection from their respective social groups, wealthy students and new-wave kids, when they begin dating.

A hapless teenage boy learns that he is a werewolf with the ability to help his basketball team win games and attract the girl of his dreams.

A young man with big dreams, but stuck in a dead-end mailroom job, gets in over his head after he embelishes his job description to impress a woman.

A plastic surgeon bound for L.A. crashes his car in an out-of-the-way South Carolina town and is forced to stay and perform medical community service.

Ray and Debra take a trip to Vermont, trying a little too hard to please each other in the romance department, and Uncle Robert is left babysitting the kids.

Ray is upset when Debra gets a job and he has to help with housework, but when she gets fired, he helps get her job back, which displeases her.

Debra and Raymond vow to be nicer to each other when they realize that they treat complete strangers more politely than they do each other.

Raymond becomes jealous when Robert takes his wife swing dancing and they make a hobby out of it.

Robert is unable to get any time alone with his girlfriend, so he moves back in with Raymond, which fails to solve his problem.

Ally busily prepares to get ready for her very first play date with a boy, and flashbacks help to reveal how Raymond and Debra first courted each other.

When Ray is excited about a woman's breast implants, Debra decides to conduct some tests to find out if he is satisfied with her.

When Raymond and Debra get into a fight over the new can opener each tells their side of the story to the other family members, causing family warfare to erupt.

Raymond is alarmed to discover that Frank is only interested in his work for the betting information that he supplies to him.

Raymond and Debra are distressed over their weak sex life, and when they go to his parents for advice, they get really depressed.

Raymond and Debra can't seem to make anyone in their family happy after an attempt to draw up the circumstances of their living will.

Debra's sister decides to devote her life to religious servitude as a nun, while Debra suggests that the obsession will soon be outgrown.

Raymond hires his very annoying cousin to work for him, but he soon finds out that people don't think the two of them are so very different.

Debra discovers a newfound burst of sexual energy, and Ray's excitement soon turns to curiosity when he wants to understand the cause.

Debra decides to try harder to get along with Marie while they cook a Sunday dinner; Ray, Frank and Robert go to a car show.

Michael is forced to be held back another year in pre-school, and Ray ends up blaming himself because he also was forced to endure the same embarrassment.

Debra and Marie's disagreement on who should be in a family photo ruins Ray's plan to give his parents the ultimate Christmas gift.

Robert's girlfriend suggests that his reluctance to commit could be due to his sexual orientation, causing doubts for Raymond.

Ray and Debra try to blame each other when they find out that their daughter is bullying other children on the bus to and from school every day.

When Frank's regular churchgoing puts Raymond to shame, he decides to go more often, but he soon discovers Frank's true motives.

A friend of Sam's from Brooklyn comes for a visit and convinces her to skip school for the day, and Tony learns some sad news about the girl's family life.

While apartment sitting for Mrs. Rossini, Angela dreams that she and Tony are married, expecting their first child and are living in Brooklyn.