TV Guide IFC Sunday

Twins who were separated at birth as part of an experiment to produce the perfect human are reunited when one of them sets out to find his long-lost family.

A detective hunting the ex-wife of a dangerous drug dealer goes undercover as a kindergarten teacher in order to find and protect his potential witness.

After shockingly dying, Shemp is given one opportunity to get into heaven, which requires him to change the destructive behavior of Moe and Larry.

Two professors make a wager that the Stooges can be transformed into gentlemen, and their performance at a fancy society party will determine who wins the bet.

The court brings in a judge to substitute but he only seems to wreak havoc amongst the cases; an old boyfriend of Selma's returns for her.

Bull believes he has been cursed by a vengeful gypsy, so Harry uses some "magic" of his own to convince him that the curse has been lifted.

Bull quits his job as court bailiff in order to pursue his dream of becoming a professional wrestler.

On Valentine's Day Billie learns her new boyfriend may not be the best choice in her line of work when she discovers his storied past.

Everyone thinks that Dan has finally gone too far when he starts dating an unattractive woman who is heir to a $40 million fortune.

Accused of prostitution, Quon Le must appear before the court; for the mayoral commission, Harry has to decide between Billie and Dan.

Two hapless nerds learn the ins and outs of being popular after using a computer to create the ultimate woman, who helps them find their inner coolness.

A high school boy and his sister accept jobs working at a shopping mall in Sourthern California while dealing with peer pressure and the search for love.

At a 1962 college, Dean Vernon Wormer is determined to expel the entire Delta Tau Chi Fraternity, but those troublemakers have other plans for him.

Two bluesmen contact their former band members and go on a mission from God to raise $5,000 to keep the orphanage in which they were raised from closing down.

When Marie has vision problems, Debra suggests that she see an eye doctor, but the family soon finds that they preferred a vision-impaired Marie.

Ray always seems to have anxiety at gift-giving time and when Robert offers a great gift idea for Debra, but he fails to mention Robert, taking all the credit.

When Frank gets into an argument with a store manager over eating products in spite of a "no sampling sign," he upsets Ally and has to try and talk to her.

When Ray discovers that a local radio host hates him, his world is shaken, but not as much as when Robert admits that he hates Ray, too.

Debra decides that it is Ray's turn to be the house disciplinarian, a role he is badly suited for and Frank finds out that he wasn't too great at it, either.

Ray reluctantly agrees to do charity work at a hospital, but when he becomes a hit and keeps going, Debra regrets signing him up in the first place.

When Amy's parents show up unexpectedly, they are shocked to see Robert at her place, and try to talk her out of getting married.

Ray's not a happy camper when he realizes Debra's illness means he has to drive Ally to a sleepover at the home of the scout leader he had a run-in with.

When an elderly neighbor dies, Ray and Debra try and decide who should take their places in the event of their untimely deaths.

Debra throws a wedding shower for Amy, and after imbibing too much champagne she takes a nap in the car, but a cop arrests her, assuming she's driving drunk.

After his bachelor party flops, Raymond is shamed into throwing Robert another one this time at the lodge where Amy's father and brother can attend.

Robert and Amy's wedding gets underway with the usual minor mishaps, then mid-ceremony Marie stands up and delivers a startling speech.

Tension is thick at the reception with both Frank and Marie critical about the arrangements, but Ray lightens the mood with a warm and humorous toast.

Debra tries to bring some laughter back into her marriage by joining Ray on the green for a friendly game of golf, but must first convince him.

When Marie tries to get the upper hand in her relationship with her new daughter-in-law, Amy, Debra steps in to save Amy the anguish that she has undergone.

Ray resorts to tough love in order to cure Michael's mystery "illness" that is preventing him from returning to school, and is rewarded with a confession.

After enjoying a scant three months of wedded bliss, newlyweds Robert and Amy attempt to offer a cynical Ray and Debra advice on how to build a happy marriage.

When Ray hires his contractor friend Gianni to replace their kitchen stove, Gianni's laziness winds up angering Frank and giving Debra the slow burn.

When Amy's brother comes over for dinner and makes himself at home indefinitely, he creates difficulties for everyone and gives Robert food for thought.

Raymond and Debra are forced to tell more and more elaborate lies to cover up a single fib, but when Marie figures them out, a lie of her own is uncovered.

Actors Jen Richards and Tongayi Chirlsa are invited to a festive cookout at Harry's, where they will enjoy grilled lamb chops made by Renee.

Harry and Renee go into their kitchen and use whatever they can find to whip up a veggie lasagna for comics Paul Scheer and June Diane.