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Walden is given an invitation to the grand opening of his ex-girlfriend's boutique, while Gretchen decides that she would like to spend more time at Alan's.

Walden reconnects with Kate but also begins to feel a deep attachment to another woman he meets; Alan and Gretchen grow closer to one another.

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.

Jack is upset when his girlfriend tells him that she wants to have his baby but does not want to marry him, and Terri and Janet encourage him to do it.

Mr. Furley finally gets around to replacing the couch, but Jack and Terri have hidden money there that got from a faulty transaction at the ATM.

Larry and Jack invite the girls for a weekend getaway to find out which one wants to have an affair with Jack after they find a completed magazine quiz.

Janet assumes the worst and becomes suspicious when Jack's new girlfriend, who is actually a sex therapist, refuses to talk about her line of work.

Jack enlists Larry and his roommates' to help him win back the money he gambled with and lost at a charity casino event attends with a socialite.

Both Janet and Terri are smitten with their new British neighbor; however, Jack and Mr. Furley come to the conclusion that he is a jewel thief.

When Janet beings working as an aerobics instructor her new boss takes a liking to Jack; however, she expects Jack to be her constant companion.

Jack wins $10,000 in the Lander's bake-off contest; however, he learns that the contest is only open to women, so he must prepare his recipe in drag.

The roommates find a kitten, but pets are not allowed in the building; Mr. Furley takes a liking to it, but they must hide it when the building inspector comes.

Jack is not pleased when his meddling father comes to town; however, his outlook changes when he learns that his father has happened upon tough times.

In order to fend off Terri's lascivious boss Terri and Jack pose as husband and wife after they invite him and his wife over for dinner.

Mr. Furley and Jack encounter a burglar at Mr. Angelino's restaurant while he is gone on vacation, and the criminal locks them in the freezer.

Jack's high school crush moves into town, and he is thrilled to be reunited with her until he discovers she is seeking marital advice from him.

Jack uses Janet's car without permission and has an accident, totaling it, so he feigns amnesia so that he won't get yelled at by Janet.

Mr. Miyagi is called back to Japan to be with his dying father, and when he and Danny arrive they find that an old feud and new foes are waiting for them.

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.

A student from a blue-collar town dreams of playing football for Notre Dame, but his small stature, mediocre grades and empty pockets seem to doom his chances.

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.

Alan forms a platonic relationship with Jake's teacher, as he enjoys the intelligent conversation they share; Charlie helps Jake rehearse for his school play.

When Charlie starts giving Jake advice for his first boy-girl party, Alan feels jealous that his brother never shared any similar advice with him.

Charlie tries to convince himself that he is over Mia when she returns to town; Mia makes a bizarre request of Charlie, and he makes an equally-unusual appeal.

When Charlie and Mia's families meet, a catastrophe is born which threatens their wedding plans; Alan and Jake wonder where they'll live after the wedding.

Charlie gleams in the return of his bachelor pad once Jake and Alan move out, but Alan and Kandi don't last long, sending him and Jake right back to Charlie's.

Alan is guilt-ridden when he realizes why Charlie didn't marry Mia; Charlie's new rock star neighbor won't stop wailing, causing Charlie to lose his cool.

After crashing while attempting to impress a new girl by surfing, Charlie shares that he's seen a vision of his late father, who made a horrific request of him.

Alan hires Judith's former lawyer when he becomes engulfed in a custody battle over his and Kandi's dog; Jake is reluctant to heed Charlie's dating advice.

Alan is elated when Judith is to remarry, as it would signal the end of his alimony payments; Jake can't stand his future step-father, causing problems for all.

Charlie seems to be the only one in the dark when he starts dating a young, attractive real-estate agent who is eerily similar to his mother.

Alan discovers an opportunity that could help him make some extra money; Walden is forced to come to terms with his co-dependency issues.

Gretchen encourages Alan to finally come clean to Larry about his true identity; Walden brings Jenny and Barry with him on a road trip to see his first car.

A student from a blue-collar town dreams of playing football for Notre Dame, but his small stature, mediocre grades and empty pockets seem to doom his chances.

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.