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Mr. Furley finally gets around to replacing the couch, but Jack and Terri have hidden money there that got from a faulty transaction at the ATM.

Jack must find a way to get back an angry letter he sent out to a food critic when he thought that he was going to give the restaurant a bad review.

Janet assumes the worst and becomes suspicious when Jack's new girlfriend, who is actually a sex therapist, refuses to talk about her line of work.

Jack asks his friend, Larry, to stand in for him after he realizes that he has made the mistake of planning two dates for the same night.

Jack wins $10,000 in the Lander's bake-off contest; however, he learns that the contest is only open to women, so he must prepare his recipe in drag.

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.

Jack enlists Larry and his roommates' to help him win back the money he gambled with and lost at a charity casino event attends with a socialite.

Both Janet and Terri are smitten with their new British neighbor; however, Jack and Mr. Furley come to the conclusion that he is a jewel thief.

When Janet beings working as an aerobics instructor her new boss takes a liking to Jack; however, she expects Jack to be her constant companion.

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.

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.

The Bundys agree to let a foreign exchange student stay with them for the government income, but the French girl wreaks havoc on Kelly's social life.

When a woman who has posed for a men's magazine enters the store, Al goes to check his Playboy collection for her issue only to find that Peg has sold them.

Al puts Steve in a bad position at work, jeopardizing Steve's career, when he takes out a $50,000 loan from the bank to start a shoe hotline.

Al's hopes of driving around town in a shiny, new automobile are instantly dashed when he discovers his stash has been depleted by Peg's incessant spending.

Marcy becomes very upset with Steve when she discovers he went to the zoo with the Bundy family instead of searching for a new job like he promised.

Al aggravates his entire family when his foolish pride causes him to adopt a "do-it-yourself" attitude about repairing the leaky roof.

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.

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.

Al and Peggy take over Marcy's house when they go to watch a movie there; Bud takes a girl to a concert; Kelly baby-sits horrible children.

Charlie wants Vinnie to marry into a wealthy family so he will have a better life, so the two go to a formal fund raiser to meet wealthy women.

The Bundys are forced to move into a supermarket after Al's new air conditioner causes a massive blackout in the whole neighborhood.

Both the Bundy family and the D'Arcys compete to see who can spend the $1,000 shopping spree first, while Kelly and Bud annoy the judge.

Vint has the opportunity to join a poker group and needs Mama's help to improve his chances, but Mama's help could cost Vint his spot in the group.

Mama is convinced Bubba is doing more than studying with a female classmate after finding incriminating evidence in his bedroom and devises a plan to catch him.

Mama is determined to save her home from being demolished after the city selects her street as the location of the new city dump, but no one else supports Mama.

While the family tries to find a home for a stray dog that is being kept hidden away from Mama in the garage, she thinks the family is trying to rid of her.

Mama enters a dance contest against Vint and Naomi, but she is unsure if she can bring herself to perform the very risqué routine in public.

Mama decides to plan a lavish funeral for herself, but her family becomes annoyed when Mama begins pinching pennies in order to pay for the service.

Will and Grace disagree over co-parenting a baby, which forces Jack and Karen to intervene and invite them to a child's birthday party.

Grace tries to please Leo by participating in an arduous and scary bike ride in the Catskills, but soon must disclose she is not the outdoorsy type.

Will is recruited by a senior partner to do the man's dirty work; Grace and Jack discover that Karen is broke and living in her limo.

Leo convinces Grace into going to dinner with his friends, who turn out to really be his parents; Will goes to get Botox injections with Karen.

Grace and Leo get married on impulse during a TV stunt at Central Park; friends and family are offended when they find out they weren't invited.

With Grace marrying Leo, Will is feeling left out and upset over losing his best friend and feels uneasy about the groom and his past.

The Palace Hotel kicks Karen out, so Will takes pity and lets her move in with him; Jack loses his style hiding out from the "Gay Mafia."

Grace has only two tickets to "The Nutcracker" on Christmas Eve, and she is forced to choose between Will and her new husband, Leo.

Will and Jack enlist in a gay men's soccer team, but Will finds it too violent and he wants to quit; Karen dates a successful restauranteur.

Karen sets up Will with her cousin Barry, who has recently come out of the closet; Grace's eccentric new neighbor might want more than friendship.

Will and Jack transform Karen's sloppy cousin, Barry, in order for him to be seen as desirable; Will feels confused at Barry's coming-out party.

Jack's in trouble when he is seduced into friendship with Karen's British rival; Will and Grace spice things up with a night of board games.

Jack reunites with his childhood babysitter and starts to take on the same characteristics he had as a boy; Grace has a night out with the girls.

The contestants must produce a pre-flight safety video for the first airline run by drag queens; guest judges are Olivia Newton-John and Jordin Sparks.

The contestants are challenged to put twists on two Shakespeare classics; guest judges are actress Kat Dennings and musician and television presenter Mel B.

The contestants are challenged to sing in parody music videos; guest judges are actress Jessica Alba and RuPaul's music producer Lucian Piane.