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Ray is flummoxed after learning a modeling agency has scheduled a photography session with Robert, and both are surprised when the modeling agency vanishes.

Ray and Robert are astounded to discover Frank served as an inspiration to a successful man he worked with many years ago.

Fred and Lamont will take a tour of the NBC studios, and Fred takes the opportunity to sneak into actress Lena Horne's dressing room.

Lamont begins to embrace African culture by wearing the traditional garments, but Fred thinks that Lamont's new lifestyle is ridiculous.

Fred cringes at the thought of Julio's family moving to California and becomes even more disgusted when Lamont asks Julio's sister out on a date.

When a new woman enters Fred's life and becomes his fiancée, Lamont is surprised to discover that she is a woman with whom he had a relationship 10 years ago.

Lamont's new friendship with Fred's business rival makes Fred extremely jealous and motivates him to scheme in order to keep Lamont close to him.

Lamont tells Fred that he plans to sail around the globe; Fred then learns that Lamont wants to put him into a retirement home.

Lamont spends $20 to purchase what he suspects is a priceless antique commode and makes plans to sell it for much more than the original price.

A runaway child shows up in the junkyard; Fred is against having children around the house, but Lamont insists they take the kid in.

Lamont, Fred and Rollo respond to an ad offering them roles in low-budget films, but they soon discover the movies are of an adult nature.

Fred mistakes a scene between Lamont and his acting partner as a murder attempt and immediately expresses his discomfort with the duo rehearsing in the house.

Inspired by a peace activist, Lamont decides to get along with his father; Fred eats a batch of old greens and thinks he is going to die.

Fred witnesses a robbery in progress at Julio's place but is too afraid of retaliation to offer a description of the burglars to the police.

Fred disagrees with Lamont and Rollo's decision to manage an-all female singing trio from Philadelphia, until he meets the women as they prep for a show.

When the Sanfords' old black and white TV finally gives out, Fred purchases a used color TV set, but Grady claims it was stolen from him.

Lamont and Rollo accidentally enter a gay bar, they are spotted by Bubba, who immediately reports back to Fred, causing him to come up with a scheme.

An egocentric weatherman covering Groundhog Day in a small Pennsylvania town suddenly finds himself reliving the same day over and over again.

A group of wacky rookie cops who have recently graduated from the Police Academy are assigned to stop a gang of graffiti-scribbling thugs.

A crime wave leads to reduced qualifications to enter the police department and a group of wastrels, misfits and underdogs apply to become cops.

An obnoxious, uneducated, self-made millionaire enrolls in the same college his nebbish son attends to help the boy get through school.

Ray and Robert's overnight wait for a prime golfing location erupts into a heated debate over who will be responsible for their mother's care in the future.

A surprising development occurs in the Barone family when one of them gathers everyone in order to drop a bombshell announcement on them.

While visiting Frank and Marie, Ray and Debra discover that they are being kicked out of their condo; Robert and Amy reluctantly let them move back in.

Ray worries that Debra's fight with Marie could put a stop to his plans, only to discover that anger just fuels a more enjoyable experience.

Alan is angered when Charlie begins hooking up with his receptionist, as he knows that their inevitable break-up will ultimately impact him more than Charlie.

Charlie tries to help Jake's former teacher, who is now a stripper, by giving her a room and a job, but his intentions manage to backfire on him.

Judith kicks Herb out of the house, providing Alan a golden opportunity; Charlie takes Herb under his wing by teaching him how to live the bachelor lifestyle.

Alan attempts to escape from Judith, as they began seeing each other after she and Herb broke up; Charlie helps Herb along in the dating scene.

Judith grounds Jake, but Alan struggles to enforce her ruling; Charlie can't bring himself to stay the night at his girlfriend's place instead of his.

Jake disappears with the daughter of a former NFL player, leaving Charlie to cover his back; Alan uses Charlie's Mercedes to score a hot date.

Evelyn offers to pay for Jake's education, causing Alan to excitedly ponder retirement; Charlie becomes convinced that their mother is up to something.

When one of Charlie's oldest party-going buddies passes away while visiting him at his beach house, Charlie begins to reconsider his playboy lifestyle.

Charlie and Jake fight for the affections of a beautiful young waitress; Alan fights against sexual tension with his receptionist.

Alan is convinced he is the father when he finds out that Judith is pregnant; Charlie thinks he knows why Jake is in a contentious mood.

The relationship between Walden and Zoey takes a damaging shot when the two share a near-death experience; Alan wonders if Lyndsey has a drinking problem.

Things start to get tense inside the Malibu house when Walden's estranged ex-business partner suddenly shows up looking to finally bury the hatchet.

A crime wave leads to reduced qualifications to enter the police department and a group of wastrels, misfits and underdogs apply to become cops.

A group of wacky rookie cops who have recently graduated from the Police Academy are assigned to stop a gang of graffiti-scribbling thugs.

An egocentric weatherman covering Groundhog Day in a small Pennsylvania town suddenly finds himself reliving the same day over and over again.