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Robert is taken aback after learning an incredible secret about Pat that she has taken great pains to keep hidden from her family.

A routine surgical procedure leads Raymond to ponder his own mortality, but he soon finds solace in his close-knit family.

Lamont buys an under-priced porcelain figurine from a silent movie star, and Fred decides to take it to an auction to make an even higher profit.

Lamont will purchase a brand new hat for Fred for his birthday, and he will attempt to take him for a night on the town to celebrate.

Lamont's wedding day goes south after the bride dumps him at the altar, but the situation worsens when his relatives attempt to take back their wedding gifts.

After Fred and Lamont have unknowingly purchased stolen copper, they discover that their own plumbing has been stolen also, leading to a confrontation.

Fred begins to worry about his health in earnest after he receives devastating test results from his recent check-up at the doctor's office.

Fred accidentally knocks over Lamont's glass figurine collection and tries to cover it up by claiming that the destruction was the product of a robber.

Lamont decides to move into his own place after an attempt to enjoy a quiet evening with his latest girlfriend fails due to Fred's interruptions.

Fred must battle a collection agency when he throws his bills in the trash and claims that they never arrived because he no longer feels like paying them.

Lamont acquires two coffins from an auction, but superstitious Fred becomes scared and refuses to sleep when they are stored inside the house.

Fred proposes marriage to a widow with whom he is in love, but Lamont tries everything in his power to sabotage their relationship.

Fred desires a new color television whilst Lamont yearns for a new automobile, but the two cannot afford both so Lamont purchases a new vehicle.

Three young African-American males come of age in the mean streets of South Central Los Angeles while pursuing very different life interests.

Four friends encounter difficult choices as they leave high school and prepare for the rest of their lives, each one trying to make a name for themselves.

A mourning detective seeks the truth behind his daughter's murder and discovers a powerful corporation that is dealing in nuclear weapons.

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After tests reveal Frank and Marie's poor health, Marie puts them on a diet, and prepares a tofu turkey for Thanksgiving, which does not go over well with Ray.

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.

When the family gathers for Thanksgiving, Debra is shocked to learn that her parents are just as unhappy together as Frank and Marie are.

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

Alan goes to the DMV and gets conned by an attractive woman; Charlie neglects his responsibility to help Jake with school work by taking him to the race track.

Charlie hires a handyman, but regrets his decision when the striking young man begins attracting the attention of jealous Charlie's female guests.

Alan and Charlie confront their "daddy issues" when their mom's new boyfriend Teddy flies them to Las Vegas on his own personal jet.

Charlie and Alan try to prepare Jake for his very first day of junior high, but their help may take the experience from exciting to traumatizing.

Charlie is surprised when he enjoys conversation on an evening with Evelyn; Alan begins sleeping with a woman who has an unfortunate post-love-making reaction.

Charlie humors Alan by agreeing to go on a blind-date with a more age-appropriate woman; surprised by how smart and sexy she is, he fervently pursues her.

Charlie and Linda's relationship is becoming more serious until he begins seeing his former stalker, Rose, everywhere; he goes to see Dr. Freeman for advice.

Desperately worried about finances due to Charlie's lack of jingle-selling success, Alan foolishly enrolls in a clinical trial to earn some extra money.

Charlie's girlfriend is embarrassed to be seen with him while the two of them are in public; Jake sneaks out of the house against his father's wishes.

After returning home from her trip to England, a concerned Rose notices that Charlie is extremely sick, so she makes it her mission to nurse him back to health.

Walden begins to date a beautiful 22-year-old woman, but eventually finds himself more interested in her grandmother; Alan and Jake go on a bonding trip.

Alan is surprised when Charlie's adult daughter, who is very similar to her father, shows up at the beach house to connect with what is left of her family.

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A mourning detective seeks the truth behind his daughter's murder and discovers a powerful corporation that is dealing in nuclear weapons.