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#"Eatin' Out": After receiving a moderately large windfall, the Bundys go out to eat at a fancy restaurant -- and trouble starts when they forget to bring the money with them.
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#"Twisted": To scare a woman into having sex with him, Bud simulates a tornado – which turns all too real when an actual tornado is headed for Chicago.
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#"Twisted": To scare a woman into having sex with him, Bud simulates a tornado – – which turns all too real when an actual tornado is headed for Chicago.
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#"The Godfather": Al discovers that Kelly is dating an older man, but when the older man turns out to be connected to the local government, Al takes advantage of the situation by being the neighborhood Godfather.
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The following is a list of episodes and their plot summaries for the FOX sitcom, ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', which lasted from 1987 to 1997. The sitcom, considered the longest-running live-action series on FOX, centered on a former high school football great named Al Bundy, who is now married to his high school sweetheart (who is revealed to be a lazy, bon-bon eating, sarcastic nag) named Peg and the father of two delinquent children: a dateless, Machiavellian son named Bud and an airheaded, sexually promiscuous daughter, Kelly.
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The following is a list of episodes and their plot summaries for the FOX sitcom, ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', which lasted from 1987 to 1997. The sitcom, considered the longest-running live-action series on FOX, centered on a former high school football great named Al Bundy, who is now married to his high school sweetheart (who is revealed to be a lazy, bon-bon eating, sarcastic nag) named Peg and the father of two delinquent children: a dateless, Machiavellian son named Bud and an airheaded, sexually promiscuous daughter, Kelly.
Kelly and a dateless, Machiavellian son named Bud.
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#"Peggy Turns 300": Al plans a special evening for Peg's birthday by taking her out to the Bowlarama where he hopes to finally beat his arch rival's high game score, but Peg bowls a perfect game and destroys Al's self-esteem.
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#"Have You Driven A Ford Lately?": Al and Steve buy a vintage 1965 Ford Mustang and decide to restore it, which pisses off their wives.
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#"Get Outta Dodge": Peg forces Al to sell the Dodge and The Dodge Company offers a new Dodge Viper for his crappy Dodge if he lets people film a video of the Dodge crossing the one million mile mark. Meanwhile, Kelly tries to find Waldo, while Bud tries to make out with a girl.
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#"How Green Was My Apple": Gary Coleman, Danny Bonaduce, and Dave Madden guest star in this episode where The Bundys and the D'Arcys get into a property line war over an apple tree.
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#"Teacher's Pet": Bud tries to prove to others that his substitute teacher has a crush on him. Meanwhile, Peg is sick with the flu and Al crashes children's parties at Chuck E. Cheese's to get free food.
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