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A guilty-feeling Carrie and Doug end up reminiscing about the day of their proposal after a high appraisal for her engagement ring leads them to sell it.

Doug becomes the class clown when Carrie enrolls them in a college course after worrying that they are becoming stupid and boring.

Doug bumps into local celebrity Ray Barone at the DMV; To impress him, Doug helps him cheat on his driving test but gets caught and loses his license.

Arthur convinces Carrie to make a home-cooked Thanksgiving dinner; at the store, Carrie pesters another shopper for tips but her methods border on stalking.

Jerry can't believe that his girlfriend won't share a piece of pie with him; Elaine obsesses over a store mannequin that closely resembles her.

Kramer talks his stand-in friend, a little person, into getting lifts to keep his job; Jerry visits a sick friend at the hospital in need of a good laugh.

A girlfriend poses as Jerry's wife so she can get a dry cleaning discount; George attempts to use the shower at the health club as a bathroom.

Kramer makes a new deal with Jerry's father to sell beltless raincoats to a secondhand clothing shop; Elaine's latest boyfriend talks strangely.

When Barb announces that she and Pete are divorcing, Christine agrees to let her move in and tries to be supportive; Matthew is forced to move in with Richie.

A gym owner and single mother deals with everyday emergencies with the help of her ex-husband and her candid point of view about life.

Ritchie gets to go on a playdate with his fourth grade teacher Mr. Harris after Christine wins a raffle; Richard's father-son plans could spoil the fun.

Christine receives a notice from Ritchie's private school that his tuition is going to rise and decides that some expenses are going to have to be cut.

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Aunt Bee receives romantic attention from a friendly visiting professor because she resembles his late wife, but she must tactfully rebuke the man's advances.

Andy embarks on an entrepreneurial endeavor to fund Opie's future college career by starting a coin laundry business but is forced to abandon his plan.

Howard and Millie's love finally leads to a beautiful engagement of matrimony when he arrives at the bakery during her shift and proposes on the spot.

Aunt Bee's seemingly well-to-do cousin make a surprise and interesting appearance, but Andy learns he is not as wealthy as he appears to be.

A Korean family decides to come into the camp and begin living there but the members of the 4077th feel like they are getting in the way of their work.

Hawkeye and Trapper enjoy their time with no patients in the ward by crating up Frank while he is asleep, but an onslaught of incoming patients ruins their fun.

The supply lines into camp are cut, leading the crew to find any way to continue to get their work done while burning whatever they can to stay warm.

Burns becomes infuriated with Private Weston, a decorated soldier who admits to being a homosexual, and attempts to place a dishonorable discharge on him.

Feuding ranchers become even angrier with each other after they learn that their children have fallen in love and want to marry.

Doc Adams's old friend is suspected of robbery when he begins to use hypnotism on the residents of Dodge as a form of medical treatment.

After Matt is seriously injured while confronting robbers at the freight office, Kitty is so distraught that she decides to close the saloon and leave town.

After a bank teller is fired from his job, he decides to get revenge on his former employers by robbing the bank and blaming the crime on a gang of outlaws.

After a teenage girl is abducted by a member of the Kiowa tribe, Matt forms a posse to give chase and return her to her rightful home.

Mayor Stoner adopts a frugal attitude concerning the local marching band, proclaiming it is a disgrace, and refuses to fund it's trip to the state competition.

In an attempt to impress his lady pen pal, Floyd has been posing as a rich entrepreneur but encounters problems when she wishes to meet him in person.

Opie is jealous of the attention his dad is giving someone else and schemes to make sure there is no room for another in his father's heart.

When Barney and Floyd run out of gas on the way home from a fishing trip, they are captured and held hostage at O'Malley's by a gang of escaped female convicts.

With money tight, Andy must sacrifice his fishing pole in order to acquire a birthday gift for Aunt Bee, an elegant blue bed jacket.

Barney argues there is a lack of security at the Mayberry Bank and proves his case when a set-up nabs real, unsuspecting crooks trying to rob the bank.

Raymond finds a dog that looks like the one he and Robert had as kids, but he doesn't expect the real owner to be looking for it or that it's a valuable stud.

When his noisy and nosy parents irritate the neighbors, they demand a meeting with Raymond to find a solution to the problem.

When a local radio host comes to interview Debra, he finds her family far more interesting and ignores her, much to her consternation.

A flashback episode explores the time when Ray and Debra learned they were having twins, and why they live across the street from his parents.

Ray's appearance on a sports talk show turns out to be an embarrassment when he appears awkward, but his second chance is even worse.

Raymond is surprised to discover that he has mastered the techniques of his parenting class when he uses them on his parents and daughter.

Raymond takes Robert out on the anniversary of his divorce, and they begin to bond, but a little too much for Raymond's liking.

When Carrie's car breaks down, Arthur buys them a Douchenberger as an early Christmas gift, but it resembles a clown car and doesn't go over 50 mph.

Carrie fixes Spence up with a woman; After an embarrassing incident, their romance progresses, until Doug tells him to end his 30-year bout with celibacy.

After begging Doug to attend the wedding of her childhood friend, Carrie finds out that Doug knows the truth about her past relationship with the groom.

The Heffernans' seemingly perfect neighbors must keep their nocturnal dog quiet or else; Arthur thinks his life was used as inspiration for Charlie Brown.

A depressed Carrie asks Doug to ignore her 30th birthday, which suits Doug just fine because he wants to watch an ultimate fighting tournament on TV.

Valentine's Day for Doug and Carrie is dinner and an empty house, but before they can celebrate, Doug goes to Spence's for his birthday and gets trapped.

Kramer makes a new deal with Jerry's father to sell beltless raincoats to a secondhand clothing shop; Elaine's latest boyfriend talks strangely.

George panics when there is a false fire alarm at a kid's birthday party, abandoning everyone in his escape; Jerry gets revenge on a heckler.

The gang takes a trip to the Hamptons for a weekend; George is upset when he finds his girlfriend enjoys topless sunbathing; Kramer steals lobsters.

George's life turns around when he adopts a new opposite philosophy; Kramer appears on "Regis and Kathy Lee" to promote his new coffee table book.

Ritchie does a horrible job on an assignment for his snobbish school, which will be put on display, and Christine makes Richard responsible for the monstrosity.

After Barb starts working at the women's gym, which Christine owns, the two don't see eye to eye on how to run things; Matthew helps find a sitter.

After Christine's hybrid and Marly's SUV collide in the parking lot, Christine is forced to go against her principles and rent a luxury SUV.

Christine signs up Ritchie for a soccer team due to a comment that came from Mr. Harris concerning Ritchie's inability to make friends.