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The contestants are going to sign in 80s style New Wave girl bands; Blondie's Debbie Harry and Chris Stein will be on hand to guest judge.

The contestants will compete to impersonate celebrities in a quick-witted TV game show; they will also dress up in iconic looks of singer Madonna.

The contestants give the members of Little Women: LA a drag makeover in their style of the Wizard of Oz; Marc Jacobs and Todrick Hall guest judge.

The contestants are tasked with creating campaign ad videos, while stating why they should be the first drag queen president of the United States.

Al must find a way to make money for an audit after Peg lies on the taxes, and when a couple offers to pay for Peg's hair, he must persuade her to sell it.

Bud voluntarily enlists himself to be Kelly's agent when she decides she wants to pursue a career as a famous rock and roll singer.

To help her recover from her recent and rough divorce with Steve, Peg offers to take Marcy on a spontaneous vacation to Las Vegas.

Al and the kids race to Las Vegas to find Peg and Marcy in a financial jam, but there's hope: Al can win $10,000 in a three-minute bout with a female wrestler.

Al is asked to speak at his alma mater's homecoming dance, where Kelly juggles two dates and Bud concocts a devious plot to get revenge on a former crush.

Al takes Peg bowling on her birthday night, but only because he wants to beat his bowling rival's high score, which Peg ends up doing.

Peggy is unable to receive her high school diploma because she is missing a credit, so she must repeat and pass her home economics class.

After desperately searching for a new job, Kelly gleefully accepts a position as the weather reporter at a local television station.

When Al is the judge of a beauty contest at the shoe store, he begins having nightmares about feet; Kelly makes Bud and Marcy think they slept together.

Al throws a yard sale to get rid of junk after he discovers Peg's new purchases, but no one seems to be interested in the Bundy's junk.

The Bundy family plans to go on a vacation during Labor Day weekend, but they spend the entire weekend trapped in traffic on a Chicago highway.

To avoid going with Peg and Bud to Wanker County, Al and Kelly pretend to be sick, but Kelly really becomes sick and Al must care for her all week.

Marcy is the witness when, after Al decides they don't need car insurance, Bud gets in a car accident and countersues the other driver.

A vote is taken to decide whether or not to bench Al before the big softball game, and Peggy and the kids are easily swayed to change their votes.

Al learns that Peggy may be trying to steal someone else's husband during her nights of ballroom dancing at the dance hall with Marcy.

Kelly is presented with the opportunity to participate in auditions for a position that involves being the spokesperson for the new Allante car.

After Al suffers from a bump on the head, he believes he sees a group of small green aliens enter his room to steal his socks for rocket fuel.

Al's long-time dream of having an outstanding and large vegetable garden is ruined by a rabbit's immediate interest in the fresh vegetables.

After Al is seen moving a very heavy and very large couch by a group of neighborhood women, he becomes known as the resident stud.

Kelly grows tired of Al's habitual attacks on her boyfriends and decides to abandon the Bundy household for greener pastures, which causes a change in Peg.

After a dead relative pledged $500,000 to the couple who names a baby after him, Peg and Al attempt to give birth to another child.

When Marcy spends the weekend at a banking convention, she has one drink too many and wakes up the next morning to discover she has married a stranger.

When Kelly begins dating a 41-year-old gentleman with the right connections, Al suddenly becomes known as the neighborhood godfather.

Buck brings a female dog into the Bundy's house, but he feels neglected when the family only cares about the new dog and ignores him.

Upon completing classes at a school for decorating, Peg makes Al's bathroom sanctuary her first project and proceeds to drench the entire room in pink paint.

Al obtains a job as a security guard at Polk High, but he gets fired from his new job after the championship trophy is stolen by his old nemesis.

Al drives himself completely insane while trying to remember the name of a specific song after hearing it get some air time on a radio station.

Al has to choose whether to spend his money on Bud's visit to the White House or to pay for Kelly to enter a Miss Weenie Tot contest.

Mama has the family seeing dollar signs after she begins having dreams that give her the names of winning horses in the horse races.

Mama, Naomi and Iola have a chili cook-off to see which of them has the best recipe to be placed in the church cookbook, and Vint is chosen to be the judge.

Naomi phones a local talk show to seek professional advice after experiencing problems in the bedroom, much to the shock and embarrassment of Mama and Vint.

Iola is heartbroken when her beloved pet cat dies, and being unable to let go of the animal, she has him freeze-dried in order to cope with her loss.

After Naomi gives Vint and Bubba a love test from a magazine, a love letter is passed around and has everyone thinking it was written for them.

The Thanksgiving celebration is brought to a halt when the entire Harper clan becomes trapped in the basement after a tornado passes through Raytown.

Chrissy shares her winnings with Jack and Janet after a successful day at the horse track, but the roommates soon clash over how best to spend the money.

When Janet and Jack discover that Chrissy is being sought after by a clumsy nerd, they have Larry pose as her boyfriend in an effort to get rid of him.

After Mr. Furley's latest romantic encounter ends badly, the roommates begin to think that he is contemplating committing suicide.

Jack is unable to graduate from cooking school after a classmate switches dishes with him during the cooking class exam and causes him to fail.

Due to a scheduling conflict, Jack finds himself in the difficult position of trying to prepare a dinner for three separate dates.

Jack lands a job as a short-order cook in a busy diner, but he is fired soon after he complains about his boss' inappropriate sexual advances.

Chrissy receives an invitation to work with an old high-school friend, but problems arise when Jack discovers that the woman works as a high-priced call girl.

Jack pretends to be a professional skier in order to impress a beautiful ski enthusiast, but problems arise when he is invited to ski a dangerous slope.

Jack gets a new job posing as a robotic mannequin in the display window of a department store; Jack and Larry are unwittingly dating the same woman.

Jack is ashamed to tell his friends that he a busboy at a prestigious restaurant rather than a chef, but problems arise when they show up for a meal one night.

With Chrissy's stay in Fresno leaving Jack and Janet short on the rent for the month, they attempt to fill the open position with their own replacements.

Cindy loses her job after her boss discovers her working on a favor for Jack on company time, so Jack talks to her boss and attempts to get her job back.

Jack poses as a renowned chef in order to land a job, but problems arise when debt collectors show up searching for the man that he is impersonating.

A sweet old lady takes Jack in as her "son," but she soon becomes troublesome when she starts interfering with all aspects of his life.

Jack sets Janet up on a date with his girlfriend's widowed father to win his approval of their relationship, but doesn't realize how old the man actually is.

When Janet's parents stop in for a visit, they assume that she and Jack are married and Janet must pretend that they really are to avoid any questions.

Cindy is blinded by the wealth of an older man who wants to marry her, leading Jack and Janet to take drastic action.

Ralph moves in with the trio when Jack accidentally gets him fired from his job as a building manager by complaining to the building's owner.