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Distressed over Marie and Debra's feud, Robert joins a support group, but when the family suspects that it may be a cult, Ray investigates.

Ray puts on a show at the marriage counselor when Debra makes him go, but when Marie tries to give them some real counseling, serious revelations unfold.

Fred is not to impressed with his accomplishments in life, so he decides that setting a world record for staying awake the longest would be adequate.

Two men convince Fred to run a special at the yard where the winner receives a cash prize, but something is not right with the whole operation.

Fred earns a spot on a community relatives committee, and all is well until a crooked businessman tries to bribe him with to aid his corporation.

When Lamont reveals he is considering leaving the junk business, Fred gets a big loan in hopes of convincing him not to leave because business is booming.

Fred is mystified by a letter from a person named Carol, who claims to have known him some 40 years ago, and the surprise guest has shocking news for Fred.

Aunt Esther and Woody decide to adopt a child, but Woody is stricken with nervousness and gets drunk right before their big interview.

Lamont and Esther decide to get the furniture re-upholstered, but Fred thinks that he has been robbed and makes an insurance claim.

Esther and Woody finally meet their new son, but he steals from their cash register and announces to everyone that he is an atheist.

After Lamont obtains tickets to a taping of The Gong Show, Fred wants to be one of the contestants, so he sets up an act with his family.

Fred & Lamont have been preparing to pay their taxes, but Fred gets preoccupied and decides to enter a Redd Foxx look-alike competition.

Grady handcuffs Fred and Esther together as part of a a magic trick for a talent show but cannot read the Chinese instructions on how to separate them.

Fred's hearing is impaired until Lamont takes him to the doctor, but Fred decides to exploit his supposed deafness for personal gain.

As Lamont & Janet's wedding day nears, Lamont feels nervous about it, even more so when Janet's previous husband arrives unexpectedly to win her back.

Larry, Moe and Curly join a woman haters club, but when Larry decides to go ahead and get married, Moe and Curly defiantly try to sabotage his honeymoon.

A King is overthrown by evil cabinet members who appoint the foolish Stooges, so that they can control the country away from the public eye.

In order to raise game attendance enough to attract a buyer and make a profit, a has-been hockey coach encourages his players to get into fights.

A section of a ski school, known to party hard, must face a more reserved crew, which leads them to recruit a newcomer to help them win a skiing competition.

A zany group of men and woman hit the slopes as members of the most off-beat ski patrol ever to save their ski resort from a greedy businessman's evil plans.

In order to keep the spark in their new marriage alive, an eccentric ex-convict and his former police officer wife devise a plan to kidnap a baby.

When Ray complains about his kids' excessive workload, he gets stuck with curriculum review and needs Marie to bail him out.

While writing a eulogy for his still-living father, Ray reminisces about a time when Frank softened up enough to pet a bunny.

When Ray doesn't enjoy a night out with his friends, Debra thinks he might be growing up, but Ray thinks he should join his father's lodge.

Ray and Debra are happy to loan Robert a sum of $1,000 until they find out that he is using it to take a fun-filled vacation to Las Vegas.

Alan gets a chance to temporarily sample his brother's wanton lifestyle after luckily meeting a sexually-uninhibited woman at the local grocery store.

Charlie becomes ecstatic when he coincidentally runs into his dream girl and realizes that her marriage has fallen apart, allowing him to pursue her.

Charlie asks for help in writing a cartoon theme song based on Jake's favorite comic book; Rose's depth and intellect take Alan by surprise.

Charlie is horrified to discover many of his former flames have banded together to create a website that is purely committed to revealing his faults.

A female friend from Alan's high school days arrives in town and does her best to force the two brothers to compete for her affections.

After an earthquake damages her house, Judith temporarily moves in with the guys; Alan pretends not to be disturbed when Judith begins going out on dates.

Condescending Evelyn belittles Jake and insults Alan's parenting after Jake receives a good grade in school, so the guys ban her from the house in retaliation.

When Alan begins stressing about his upcoming colonoscopy, Charlie considerately offers to take the gang on a trip to Las Vegas as a diversion.

Judith selfishly takes an unannounced vacation, and drops Jake off with Alan; Charlie is forced to watch Jake when Alan is unexpectedly audited by the IRS.

Evelyn and the guys attend the funeral of one of her exes; Jake becomes excited to see "a dead guy"; Charlie exploits the vulnerability of the man's widow.

Walden continues to juggle his two identities, rich man and poor man; Alan finds himself spending the holidays at home all alone with no one in sight.

Alan decides to take Walden's money and invest it in Kate's new fashion line; leading a double life starts to take a significant toll on Walden's life.

A section of a ski school, known to party hard, must face a more reserved crew, which leads them to recruit a newcomer to help them win a skiing competition.

A zany group of men and woman hit the slopes as members of the most off-beat ski patrol ever to save their ski resort from a greedy businessman's evil plans.

In order to raise game attendance enough to attract a buyer and make a profit, a has-been hockey coach encourages his players to get into fights.