When Peggy insists that Al attend her cousin's wedding, he protests and spends the evening in the bachelor pad of his swinging single co-worker, Luke Ventura.
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Unbeknownst to Al, Peggy runs his credit card up to the limit and Al is forced to show up for his sixteenth wedding anniversary empty-handed.
At the suggestion of her next-door-neighbor Marcy, Peggy goes on a "thinergy" diet in hopes of rekindling the flame in Al.
Peggy forces Al to sacrifice a basketball game and spend a torturous evening in conversation with new neighbors, idealistic newlyweds Steve and Marcy Rhoades.
Al fights in an old fashioned joust to save his family.
The Bundy's arrive in Lower Uncton, England, where the townspeople are plotting to kill them.
The Bundy's win a trip to England -- with a deadly catch.
Al has to make the difficult choice between honoring his commitments to his children or doing what he really wants to do - namely, attending the final bash at his favorite hamburger joint.
Marcy turns into a nervous wreck when an extremely seductive Al keeps popping up in her dreams.
When Gary, the jetset owner of the shoe store where Al works is in a near-fatal plane crash, Al decides that it's time to get some recognition from his boss or quit his job.
Against his better judgement, Steve sits in on a Friday night poker game with Al and ends up losing his entire paycheck.
When Al and Peggy go away for a romantic weekend, Marcy and Steve volunteer to baby-sit for Kelly and Bud and discover that the Bundy children are unlike anything in the childrearing manuals.
When Al refuses to buy Peggy a VCR, Marcy convinces her to get a job and buy one for herself.
When Peggy insists that Al attend her cousin's wedding, he protests and spends the evening in the bachelor pad of his swinging single co-worker, Luke Ventura.
When Steve and Marcy decide to add on to their house, Al and Peggy have them squabbling over an exercise salon for the girls or a poolroom for the guys.
Jeannie brings dinner to Tony's office. Overhearing Tony and Jeannie late at night, Dr. Bellows tells General Peterson Tony is having an orgy.
Tony is assigned to assure Princess Tarji a good time during her three-day visit to the country, since the US is anxious to make a deal for oil with her father, the Shah of Pakuait.
Nostalgia grips Jeannie when she learns the local museum is showing an exhibit from Bukistan, her old home.
The astronauts paint pictures to be auctioned off at the Air Force Benefit Show.
Madam Zolta, a fortuneteller, impresses Roger with her knowledge of his past.
Jeannie is disappointed that Tony has never asked for anything big, like a yacht.
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