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When Frank is found to be an unsafe driver, Debra doesn't want the kids riding with him; Raymond begins to worry that his parents are getting older.

When Raymond and Debra hire a sitter, Marie is insulted; when the kids prefer the sitter to Debra, she has to go, but Marie can't handle the job.

When another man proposes marriage to Donna, she considers it, but quickly turns to Fred to find out if he is going to ever ask her to marry him.

When Lamont judges a beauty pageant with a $1,000 prize, Fred bets Aunt Esther's husband he will win, but some help will be needed first.

Fred is surprised at the deliciousness of the Asian dish Lamont's friend has prepared for them, and when they decide to start a takeout business together.

After some confusion over his date with Donna, Fred decides to enter the Senior Olympics to face Donna's other suitor to prove he is better than him.

Fred is grumpy during the holiday season, leaving attempts to make him cheery short lived, but while he is sleeping, spirits show him the error of his ways.

After Fred witnesses a murder attempt, he lands in the hospital under intense security, but despite police protection, he thinks the killer will get to him.

Lamont has just enough money to take acting school, but Fred sees a commercial for a get rich quick scheme and decides to give it a try using Lamont's funds.

A tenant at The Sanford Arms cannot pay, so he leaves Fred his pet elephant as collateral, gaining the attention of city officials.

Lamont bets Fred he will not make any money during his absence, and Fred wants to prove him wrong by renting Lamont's room out to a pregnant woman.

Lamont suggests that Fred get some exercise rather than watch TV all the time, which leads to an argument & the television breaking.

Lamont has been courting Janet for some time now, and despite thinking he is in love, he really does not know much about the girl.

Wanting to make more money, Fred decides to start an escort service with a friend of his, which results in Fred escorting three ladies in one night.

Lamont decides to propose to Janet, but Fred is not so happy to hear about this when he discovers Lamont and he will no longer live under the same roof.

Lamont gets a part in a big play alongside George Foreman, and Fred shows up at their rehearsals in hopes of meeting the champion boxer.

Fred is to receive the Watts Businessman-of-the-Year Award, but a back problem strikes him just before the ceremony, potentially keeping him at home.

A loquacious baby offers humorous insights into his mother's pragmatic search for a husband, which involves a charismatic cab driver.

Ted Striker once again finds himself playing the part of reluctant hero when the crew of the space shuttle is killed by the ship's computer.

A former Navy pilot suffering from wartime trauma is forced to take the controls of an airliner when the cockpit crew is incapacitated with food poisoning.

A loquacious baby offers humorous insights into his mother's pragmatic search for a husband, which involves a charismatic cab driver.

After Raymond embarrasses her at an auction, Debra decides to get even with him but doesn't say how or when, driving him crazy.

When Debra's mother comes to visit, Debra finds that she wishes she took more of an interest in her, and even prefers Marie.

When Debra suggests that birth control is getting her down Ray decides to take it upon himself, but a Halloween party causes his plan to go horribly wrong.

Robert decides to move out of his parents' house, but Debra misses him, and he finds that he hasn't really made that big of a change.

Rose explains to Charlie that his new self-assured girlfriend Sherry is shockingly similar to him; Jake and Alan butt-heads over Jake doing his homework.

Alan becomes enraged when he realizes that the main reason for his life long poor self-esteem is the result of a dirty trick Charlie played on him as a child.

Charlie and Alan begrudgingly agree to throw Evelyn a party; Berta convinces the brothers to hire her sister for the catering, and sibling rivalry ensues.

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.

Alan Harper and Walden Schmidt's hunt for an ideal life and true love comes to a close, and yet the question of whether Charlie Harper is alive arises.

Alan Harper and Walden Schmidt's hunt for an ideal life and true love comes to a close, and yet the question of whether Charlie Harper is alive arises.

A former Navy pilot suffering from wartime trauma is forced to take the controls of an airliner when the cockpit crew is incapacitated with food poisoning.

Ted Striker once again finds himself playing the part of reluctant hero when the crew of the space shuttle is killed by the ship's computer.

A loquacious baby offers humorous insights into his mother's pragmatic search for a husband, which involves a charismatic cab driver.