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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.

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

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.

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.

Janet and Furley assume the worst and think Jack is going in for a life altering procedure when he is just going to have an embarrassing tattoo removed.

An attractive art teacher moves in, and Jack immediately signs up for lessons, not knowing that she's going to ask him to pose nude.

When one of Janet's wealthy customers at the flower shop dies, he leaves her an apparently worthless vase, but Jack suspects something isn't right.

Jack meets a stewardess on a plane, and convinces her to meet him at his restaurant, but things get complicated when her dad shows up.

Ray has no trouble with moving to the kid's bathroom to give Debra more space until Frank and Robert start in with the ridicule.

Ray and Debra find they have a lot in common with new friends, Neil and Lauren, but they come to realize the couple has one major flaw - their son.

Robert brings home a new girlfriend to show off to his family, but nobody appears to believe Raymond when his concerns about her turn out to be true.

When Marie has vision problems, Debra suggests that she see an eye doctor, but the family soon finds that they preferred a vision-impaired Marie.

When Charlie becomes too adventurous in bed and hurts his back, Alan takes him to the hospital; Jake is taught a lesson in personal hygiene by an annoyed Berta.

Charlie dupes Alan into masquerading as his gay life-partner in order to win the approval of a party-throwing homosexual advertising agency owner.

Awestruck Alan attempts to date one of Charlie's former flames, but struggles as he becomes obsessed with the fact that Charlie was with her first.

Heavily frustrated by nagging Evelyn and frugal Judith, Charlie and Alan begin taking their rage out on one another; Berta attempts to play peacemaker.

After accepting a loan from Evelyn to buy a new Porsche, Alan is forced to go on a very awkward blind date in order to repay his debt.

Evelyn demands that Jake spend an evening with her; at a bar, Charlie and Alan drown their fears of how an evening with Evelyn will impact Jake.

Unbeknownst to Charlie, his latest fling is the trophy wife of a now-irate old man; Jake recounts his adult-themed weekend to his classmates.

Alan falls from a ladder while fixing the television reception; Charlie agrees to watch Jake, but regrets his decision when Jake blows his chance with a woman.

Alan gets caught lying in order to spend time with Judith in secret; Charlie realizes how much he would miss Jake if Alan and Judith were to get back together.

Berta temporarily moves into the beach house and begins scheming to rupture Charlie and Alan's relationship; Evelyn helps Alan look for a new place.

Walden and Alan decide to take a trip up to New York City to check out Kate's fashion show, and also so Walden can finally reveal his identity to Kate.

Alan and Lyndsey's relationship hits a snag when he refuses to give her a key to the beach house; Walden, Alan, Billy and Herb commiserate about women.

Janet and Philip agree to get married in the trio's apartment; Jack proposes to Vicky; Terri is able to land a nursing job in Hawaii.

Vicky declines Jack's proposal but agrees to move in together; the trio of friends leave the apartment and go their separate ways.

A man moves into an apartment with two attractive women, but he must pretend that he is gay in order to have the landlords condone them living together.

Jack is all set to move in with the girls, but Chrissy's mother shows up to the apartment unexpectedly; Janet attempts to keep Jack away from Mrs. Snow.

Jack and the girls believe that their rent money has been stolen after they return to the apartment and notice that the door is unlocked and the money is gone.

Jack finds that his masculinity is being called into question when an uncouth bully from the Regal Beagle makes unwanted advances to his roommate Chrissy.

Jack is talked into taking home a puppy by a smooth car salesman, but he and the girls have to hide it from Mr. Roper in their apartment.

Mr. Roper wants Jack to occupy his niece's time while she is in town, and Jack begins to take a romantic interest in her; Jack misses Janet's birthday party.

Jack takes on an assortment of odd jobs while in search of some work that will fit around his school schedule; Jack gets a job as a male model.

When Jack and Janet learn from their landlord Mrs. Roper that the man that Chrissy's dating is married, they attempt to put an end to the romance.