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Maxwell's former nanny arrives for a visit and makes changes to the children's behavior, forcing them to all dress alike and putting them on strict schedules.

Fran becomes shocked when she discovers that the mortuary manager she has begun seeing has decided to enroll in a school for clowns.

Fran becomes the director for Grace's school play, but Maxwell soon determines that he would be a better fit for the job and decides to take the reins.

A world-renowned former supermodel arrives at the Sheffield home and begins to convince Maggie that she would be an ideal fashion model.

When the Sheffield house begins to experience plumbing problems, Fran is able to convince Maxwell to hire her uncle; Brighton falls for a girl.

While examining Grace for the flu, a doctor looks at Fran's throat and orders her to have her tonsils out; Maxwell stresses after Fran says that she loves him.

The Sheffield clan gets snowed in at Fran's parents' house; Fran finds a love note written to her mother and suspects that she is cheating.

Maxwell's sister arrives at the Sheffield home for a visit and decides to use the occasion to organize a wedding with her fiancé, a wealthy English duke.

C.C. attempts to ensure a positive review for Maxwell's new play by having Fran chaperone a play-date between Grace and the son of a prominent film critic.

Fran is at a loss when she discovers that Maggie has the same gym teacher that she had when she was in school; Maxwell must deal with an unruly actor.

When C.C.'s father invites Fran to attend a Barbra Streisand concert, Fran realizes that C.C. is jealous and wonders whether she should pass on going.

Fran's ex-fiancé proposes to her, forcing her to make a decision between marrying her sweetheart and staying with the Sheffields as a nanny.

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.

Mama insists that Aunt Effie leave the hospital and stay at the Harper house to receive proper care and recuperate following a fall from the roof.

Mama reveals she never graduated from high school and enrolls in the same night school class as Bubba so they both can receive their diplomas.

Mama discovers TV home shopping and quickly becomes addicted, and it is up to the family to get Mama to break her obsession before going into debt.

A string of burglaries has occurred all over Raytown, and when Vint is accused of being the culprit, Mama and Iola must track down the real criminal.

Following a major argument, Naomi walks out on Vint, but when she returns to Mama's house, the separated couple is forced to live under the same roof.

After having a near death experience during a thunderstorm, Mama has a radical change and discovers a whole new outlook on her life.

Sneaky Jack manipulates Will and his supervisor at Barney's in order to get a night off work; Grace commits a relationship no-no by comparing lovers.

Nathan falls short when he proposes to Grace during a very intimate time; Will embarks on a mission to teach Jack and Karen the rules of bar-tipping.

Will, Jack and Karen each use their own antics to try to bring Grace out of her bed-ridden, grief-stricken state after breaking up with her boyfriend, Nathan.

On opposing sides during the New York City mayoral election, Grace sides with the Jewish candidate while Will is backing the gay nominee.

Will, Grace, Jack and Karen plan a road trip to visit their dysfunctional families while Rosario is left in charge of their Thanksgiving dinner preparations.

Thanksgiving Day with Will, Grace, Jack and Karen finds them all walking down memory lane with their respective dysfunctional families.

Will sees a guy at the gym that he cannot place and it drives him to distraction; Grace stoops to a new low and asks Karen for a loan.

Grace is hired to decorate the front store window of Barney's; Will is embarrassed to introduce his friends to the ballet dancer he likes.

Will and Grace set Tina up on a date to lure her away from Will's dad, but the man is gay; Karen buys a gay breeding horse by mistake.

Singer and actress Christina Aguilera is featured on the main stage; beloved queens from the past 10 years of "Drag Race" return with 14 new contestants.

The queens compete in a lip-sync dance number, which is inspired by pharmaceutical ads; singer Halsey and TV host Padma Lakshmi serve as guest judges.

The queens create and take part in commercials for new drag-themed apps; singer Courtney Love and actor Nico Tortorella serve as guest judges.