Bundy family isn’t an ordinary American family... Or is it? Al works hard in the shoe store, his wife Peg spends all his money, his dim-witted daughter Kelly is just pregnancy waiting to happen and his teenage son Bud is smart, but rather awkward.
1 | We’ll Follow the Sun |
| Al takes the Bundys on a Labor Day drive, which comes to an immediate end when they get stuck in traffic. |
2 | Al... with Kelly |
| Al and Kelly fake getting sick in order to get out of having to visit Peg’s mother. With Peg gone, Al begins to fantasize about two blonde women who fight over him - but things get sticky when Kelly really does come down with a cold and needs her father to care for her. |
3 | Sue Casa, His Casa |
| After Al refuses to get insurance for his car, Bud and Kelly get in an accident with a man in a Mercedes. The Mercedes owner sues them for million dollars and they counter sues them for a jillion dollars using fake injuries and Marcy’s testimony. |
4 | The Unnatural |
| Al is replaced by a more professional softball player during the championship games. When the new player is injured, Al takes over. |
5 | The Dance Show |
| Peg meets a handsome man at a dance club, while Al meets the handsome man’s husband. Unknowing that the handsome man is homosexual, Peg flirts with him. His husband cooks a nice meal for Al. |
6 | Kelly Bounces Back |
| Kelly auditions as spokesmodel for the new Allanté with the "Bundy Bounce," but her idea is stolen by one of her rivals. Meanwhile, Peg refuses to do housework until Al realizes that he needs her. |
7 | Married... with Aliens |
| After a severe head injury, Al begins to see aliens who steal his socks, which they need to fuel their ships to stop a cosmic disaster. Al’s unwitting help saves many worlds from destruction... including Earth. |
8 | Wabbit Season |
| After suffering a nervous breakdown at work, Al gets into gardening to relieve his stress, but must deal with a rabbit stealing his carrots. |
9 | Do Ya Think I’m Sexy |
| Al becomes obsessed with his appearance after the neighborhood women begin admiring his handyman skills. |
10 | One Down, Two to Go |
| Kelly moves out after Al kicks out one of her boyfriends. |
11 | And Baby Makes Money |
| Following the death of Stymie Bundy, Al and Peg begin having sex so they can be the first to inherit Stymie’s money by bearing a Bundy child born in wedlock. But Peg has other plans. |
12 | Married... with Who |
| After a wild night at a banker convention, Marcy wakes up and discovers that she’s married to a strange man named Jefferson D’Arcy with a dark past. Al offers to arrange another marriage for them. |
13 | 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. |
14 | Look Who’s Barking |
| Buck the dog runs away and takes home a white female dog who plots to replace him as the family pet. Meanwhile, Al searches for his favorite cheesecake chef. B. B. King makes a cameo appearance as a street musician. |
15 | A Man’s Castle |
| Peg spends the food money on tuition to an interior decorating class, where one of her projects is to beautify Al’s bathroom. Al avenges Peg in his own way. |
16 | All Night Security Dude |
| Al gets a job as a school security guard, but gets fired when the beloved football trophy gets stolen while Al was in the bathroom. Then its up to Al to get the trophy back. |
17 | Oldies But Young ’Uns |
| Al becomes obsessed with trying to remember a song. Meanwhile, Kelly dates Vinnie, who turns out to be the son of Al’s old high school friend, Charlie. |
18 | Weenie Tot Lovers & Other Strangers |
| Kelly competes for the chance to be a spokesmodel for Al’s favorite food company, Weenie Tots. Bud is depressed that he could not go to meet the president because Al gives his last $100 dollars to Kelly for her new dress. |
19 | Kids! Wadaya Gonna Do? |
| While Marcy, Jefferson, Al, and Peg have a movie night at the D’Arcy house, Kelly is tricked by Bud to babysit a group of rowdy kids while Bud goes to a concert. |
20 | Top of the Heap |
| Al’s friend Charlie and his dimwitted son Vinnie, try to fit in with snobs at a high-class party. |
21 | You Better Shop Around, part 1 |
| During a heatwave, Al buys an air conditioner that saps the town’s power. With the neighbors angry, the Bundys move to the local grocery store, where they become winners of a shopping spree. |
22 | You Better Shop Around, part 2 |
| Al and Peg compete against Marcy and Jefferson in a supermarket shopping spree, while Bud and Kelly harass Jerry Mathers of Leave It to Beaver fame. |
23 | Route 666, part 1 |
| While on a road trip to Los Angeles, the Bundys’ car breaks down in a backwards, New Mexico town, where an old prospector gives Al a map to a gold mine. |
24 | Route 666, part 2 |
| After roping in Marcy and Jefferson, the Bundys go on an expedition to dig for gold, but their greed and insanity slowly begin to tear them apart... |
25 | Buck the Stud |
| Al trains Buck the dog to mate with female dogs for money. Meanwhile, Bud begins to dress up in foppish clothes to attract women. |
