The queens enter the world of classical ballet where they are coached by choreographer Travis Wall.

The queens compete in a star-studded TV game show that showcases their celebrity impersonations; guest judges MTV's Julie Brown.

The queens test their vocals by singing in a 1980 charity single.

The dolls are put on the spot as they must roast RuPaul and the celebrity judges.

The queens create, market and film a commercial for their own signature fragrance; guest judges Aubrey O'Day and Joan Van Ark.

The queens star in a sexy Latin telenovela acting challenge; guest judges Maria Conchita Alonso and Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

The dolls are paired up with gay veterans for a drag runway makeover.

The race gets sticky and sweet, when the queens compete in a pageant of candy inspired couture; guest judges Marg Helgenberger and legendary designer Bob Mackie.

The top three star in a music video; special guest Gloria Allred.

Highlights, and lowlights, of the season as contestants race to the grand finale.

The queens return to discuss the drama of the season.

The 14 new queens must face a death-defying photo shoot.

The queens are challenged to create party-themed couture for a runway face-off.

The queens act in a drag horror franchise; Lena Headey and Linda Blair judge.

The queens enter the world of musical theater. Guest judges composer Lucian Piane and Sheryl Lee Ralph.

The queens impersonate celebrities in a TV game show; guest judges Gillian Jacobs and Heather McDonald.

The queens rap in a 90's music video.

The queens sell RuPaul's new makeup line; guest judges Leah Remini and Lainie Kazan.

The queens must write and perform a stand-up comedy routine in front of a live audience.

The queens host their very own talk show.

The queens give brides drag makeovers before RuPaul officiates their wedding.

The queens compete in a pageant of jewelry inspired couture.

The queens compete in their final challenge; starring in the music video for RuPaul's hit "Sissy That Walk."

A look back on the highlights, low-lights, and previously unseen footage.

The queens return to discuss the drama of the season; "America's Next Drag Superstar" and "Miss Congeniality" are crowned.

The queens must face their worst fear, a naked runway; guest judge Kathy Griffin, new permanent judges Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews.

Delays at home threaten to keep Al and Peggy from attending the closing of their favorite restaurant.

Peggy becomes the target of a tourist-hating ax killer (Vic Polizos) while on vacation in Florida.

Neighbors put Al under pressure to end canine Buck's amorous escapades.

When Al finally wins at the racetrack, he tries to keep the money from Peggy.

Al's quiet evening is disrupted when Peggy's strange relatives come for a visit.

Al returns a library book 30 years overdue and discovers he owes a fine of over $2,000.

Peggy believes Elvis appeared to her in the form of a sweat stain on Al's shirt.

Kelly becomes a cheerleader to win the attention of a football star (Beau Dremann).

Al and Steve's fishing trip turns disastrous because Peggy, Marcy and Kelly are all under the weather.

Frustrated with the upstairs toilet, Al decides to build his own private bathroom.

Peggy is disconsolate on her birthday when she discovers that her favorite bra is discontinued.

Convinced they're going bald, Al and Steve buy phony hair replacement remedies.

Marcy insists that Peggy and Al accompany her on a plane trip after a gypsy's (Carmen Zapata) dire prediction.

Al is forced to visit a fancy hair salon after his barber dies.

When Steve and Marcy discover their lovemaking at a local motel was videotaped, they decide to sue.

Al receives a small inheritance and takes the family out to dinner.

Peggy embarrasses Kelly when they attend high-school career day.

Kelly must perform in a tap recital after insulting the school dance club.

Al takes a second job as a fast-food cook to compete with Peggy's cosmetics sales.

Peggy insults a motorist, who mistakes Steve for her husband comes gunning for him.

The Rhoades return from vacation to discover their entire house stolen.

Peggy launches a campaign to be voted queen of her high-school reunion.

Peggy and Al encounter former adversaries when they attend their high-school reunion.

After his two best friends get dates, Bud summons up the courage to find a girl of his own.

The Bundy family decides to invest in a new home computer with a secret ability.

A trip to the beach brings back memories of Al's adolescence.

Peggy is depressed when a neighborhood Peeping Tom peeps at everyone but her.

Al and Peggy reverse gender roles when he plans the annual family Labor Day barbecue.

When Peggy wins a week of fitness training, she changes her instructor's (Tom Lahm) healthy habits.

While camping, Al and Steve become stranded in the woods when their van breaks down and must rely on Buck to save them.

Al must go to see Marcy's dentist when he suffers from a toothache.

Peggy suspects a woman at the beauty parlor of having an affair with Al.

Mama sets out to discourage Naomi and Vint from having a baby.

Naomi's boss wants to trade favors for a promotion.

Bubba videotapes his family for a class project.

Mama mistakenly believes that Vint bought her an expensive bracelet.

Greed overtakes Mama when she gets $800 from a malfunctioning bank teller machine.

Mama has visions of her overbearing mother.

Jack catches married Mr. Angelino with a woman.

Jack's new moustache is a turn-on for Terri.

A former Navy buddy visits Jack and tries to con his way into a partnership at the bistro.

Janet and Terri try to raise money for Jack.

Jack's girlfriend asks him to father her child.

Jack thinks one of the girls is interested in him.

Jack accidentally receives $1,000 from an automatic teller machine.

Jack tries to retrieve his nasty note to a critic.

Jack tries to keep his girlfriend's job a secret.

Jack winds up with two dates for the same day.

Jack disguises himself as a woman to compete in a baking contest.

Jack's meddling father drops in unexpectedly.

Terri pretends she is married to ward off Dr. Kenderson's advances.

Jack pretends he is well-to-do when he dates a wealthy socialite.

Jack is convinced that his new neighbor is one of London's most-wanted criminals.

Janet's new boss uses her to get Jack.

Jack's old flame asks him for marital advice.

Jack and Furley become trapped in a freezer at Angelino's restaurant.

To receive extra income, the Bundys agree to house a French foreign exchange student (Milla Jovovich).

To get money for a good luck charm, Peggy sells Al's Playboy magazine collection.

Steve's in trouble at the bank when he authorizes a loan for Al's latest invention.

Al is forced to buy a used car when Peggy spends the money he's saved for a new one.

Steve quits his corporate job to return to his days as a hippie.

Al attempts to fix his house's leaky roof during a long rainstorm.

Peggy squanders the money Al has saved to have their taxes professionally prepared.

When Al challenges the family to earn money, Kelly lands the lead in a music video.

Marcy and Peggy both lose big with Al's money when they go to Las Vegas.

Al goes to Las Vegas and battles female wrestlers in an attempt to win Peggy and Marcy's money back.

Bud plans revenge on a girl (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen) who tricked him when they were in the sixth grade.

While Al is trying to break the bowling alley record, Peggy bowls a perfect game.

Peggy must make up a half credit in home economics to receive her high-school diploma.

Kelly gets a job as a weather reporter while interning at a local TV station.

Al's recurring nightmare comes to an end when he is asked to judge a beauty contest.

Because Peg has a passion for yard sales, Al decides the Bundys should hold their own.

Peg redecorates the bedroom for an interior design class assignment, but Al takes offense.

Al's football trophy is stolen while he is guarding his alma mater.

Al becomes obsessed with an old song that he hears on the radio.

The Bundys decide whether to give their last $100 to Bud or Kelly.

Bud and Kelly try earning their own money when Al refuses assistance.

After losing a bet, Al advises a boxer to abandon his career.

When the heat becomes unbearable, the Bundys move into an air-conditioned supermarket.

Al battles Marcy when he is chosen as a supermarket's one millionth customer.

Mama disrupts Vint's plans to join an elite poker club.

Mama suspects Bubba of more than studying with a pretty classmate.

Mama's home may be demolished to make way for a new landfill.

An answering machine and a stray dog give Mama the wrong idea.

Vint and Naomi compete against Mama and her friend in a dance contest.

Mama earmarks her life savings for a perfect funeral.

Karen and Jack hatch a plan to end Will and Grace's ongoing feud by tricking them into attending the same child's birthday party.

Leo (guest star Harry Connick Jr.) drags Grace on a scary cycling trip in the autumn countryside. Jason Marsden also guest stars.

Will's aggressive new boss (Gene Wilder) orders him to fire his friend; Grace and Jack discover Karen is living out of her limousine.

Grace uses indecorous language when meeting Leo's parents; Jack's acting coach (Eileen Brennan) disparages his meager talent.

Grace begins to have cold feet as her relatives start arriving for her wedding, while Will tries to overcome his mixed emotions.

Will is uneasy about the whole idea of Grace marrying Leo (guest star Harry Connick Jr.). Debbie Reynolds and Katie Couric also guest star.

Will invites Karen to move in with him after she is kicked out of the Plaza Hotel; Elton John is an all-seeing arbiter of gay style.

Grace has only two tickets to "The Nutcracker" and cannot decide whether to take Will or Leo. Mary McDonough guest stars.

Jack convinces Will to join a gay soccer team; Karen is giddy in anticipation of her date with a handsome restaurateur (Andy Garcia).

Grace is puzzled by her new neighbor -- a bizarre bohemian woman.

Will and Jack coach Karen's cousin (Dan Futterman) on his new gay lifestyle, reminding Will of his own experience of coming out in 1986.

Karen's rival (Minnie Driver) attempts to manipulate Jack; Will and Grace revitalize their friendship with a night of board games.

Jack encounters his former babysitter (guest star Demi Moore) and lapses into childlike behavior. Rosanna Arquette and Leigh-Allyn Baker also guest star.

The queens are challenged to produce a pre-flight safety video for the first airline run by drag queens; guest judges Olivia Newton-John and Jordin Sparks.

The queens "Hamlet it up" in two twisted Shakespeare classics; guest judges Kat Dennings and Spice Girl Mel B.

The queens have to sing in parody music videos; guest judges Jessica Alba and RuPaul's music producer Lucian Piane.

The queens have to sing in parody music videos; guest judges Jessica Alba and RuPaul's music producer Lucian Piane.

The queens' comedy skills are tested as they act as presenters at a glitzy awards show; comedian Kathy Griffin and fashion icon Isaac Mizrahi.

The queens star in a mystery behind-the-scenes reenactment series; Ariana Grande and former Drag Race panelist Merle Ginsberg guest judge.

The queens impersonate celebrities in a bawdy quick-witted TV game show; guest judges Tamar Braxton and Michael Urie.

The queens must pair up to create conjoined drag-twin makeovers; with guest judges singer LeAnn Rimes and actor Nelsan Ellis.

Guest judges Demi Lovato and John Waters rate the queens as they perform in musical versions of cult director John Waters' greatest films.

The queens are challenged to perform a choreographed routine in a live drag dance spectacular; guest judges Alyssa Milano and comedian Rachael Harris.

The queens compete in a pageant of Hello Kitty inspired couture; Rebecca Romijn and former Drag Race panelist Santino Rice guest judge.

The queens compete in their final challenge which is starring in the music video for RuPaul's hit "Born Naked"; Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews judge.

A look back on the highlights, low-lights, and previously unseen footage as we race toward the crowning of America's Next Drag Superstar.

Tensions mount as the queens return to discuss dramas of the season.

The 100th queen competes to become America's Drag Superstar; the queens create outfits from a legendary design challenge that appeared in a past season; guest judge Nicole Richie.

The queens perform in a collegiate a cappella sing-off; guest judges Ester Dean of "Pitch Perfect," choreographer Jamal Sims and RuPaul's music producer Lucian Piane.

The queens get their Cookie on in two Empire-inspired scenes; guest judges Tasha Smith and singer-songwriter Faith Evans.

The queens have to sing live in '80s style New Wave girl bands; Blondie's Debbie Harry and Chris Stein guest judge, plus RuPaul's music producer Lucian Piane.

The queens impersonate celebrities in a quick-witted TV game show, and dress in iconic Madonna looks for the runway; supermodel guest judges Gigi Hadid and Chanel Iman.

The queens give cast members of "Little Women: LA" drag makeovers in the style of "The Wizard of Oz"; guest judges include fashion designer Marc Jacobs and singer-songwriter Todrick Hall.

The queens shoot shady presidential campaign ads, throwing their wigs in the ring to become the first drag president of the USA; Vivica A. Fox and Thomas Roberts guest judge.

The queens compete in a pageant of book-inspired couture; musical tribute to Jerri Blank from "Strangers With Candy"; siblings Amy Sedaris and David Sedaris guest judge.

The queens compete in their final challenge, starring in the music video for RuPaul's hit "The Realness"; Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews judge.

Tensions run high as the queens return to discuss the drama of the season; both America's Next Drag Superstar and Miss Congeniality are crowned.

Lady Gaga meets the new queens competing for the title of "America's Next Drag Superstar"; the Miss Charisma Uniqueness Nerve and Talent pageant.

Lisa Kudrow visits; the queens must perform in an epic cheer battle; the B-52s guest judge.

The queens must create fairy-tale drag princesses and become sassy sidekicks; guest judges Todrick Hall and Cheyenne Jackson.

The queens join the morning talk show wars; guest judges Naya Rivera and Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman.

Todrick Hall directs the queens in a reality stars musical; guest judge Meghan Trainor.

The queens impersonate celebrities in a TV game show; guest judges Candis Cayne and Denis O'Hare.

The queens act in a '90s high school drama, directed by Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth.

The queens perform a comedy roast of RuPaul in front of a live audience; guest judges Tamar Braxton and Fortune Feimster.

The queens create, write and star in their own television pilots; guest judges Noah Galvin and Lisa Robertson.

The queens make over members of the "Drag Race" crew; singer Kesha and gown designer Zaldy guest judge.

The queens compete in a queer culture pageant and design outfits inspired by the Village People; actress Andie MacDowell and supermodel Joan Smalls guest judge.

The queens must write and perform a rap on RuPaul's new single and guest star on RuPaul's podcast with Michelle Visage.

The queens reunite to dish about the most shocking, glamorous and sickening moments of the season.

Jack tries to save Chrissy from the advances of her employer.

Jack offers to protect Chrissy from a mouse.

Janet and her date find Jack and Chrissy in bed.

Chrissy eats the pie Jack was going to enter in a statewide baking competition.

Roper plans to sell the apartment house as an anniversary surprise for Helen.

The Ropers meet their snobbish new neighbor.

Angry Jack moves out of the apartment.

Jack pretends he lives alone when he falls for a woman he believes is old-fashioned.

Jack disguises himself as Chrissy to avoid FBI agents who are on his trail.

Roper invites Jack and the girls to a surprise disco party for Helen.

Chrissy catches Jack working as a paid escort.

The threesome accidentally sells the new landlord's furniture.

Chrissy tries to sell cosmetics at Ralph Furley's poker game.

RuPaul crowns America's Next Drag Superstar.

Christina Aguilera stunts on the mainstage; fan favorite queens from the past decade of Drag Race return as 14 new queens compete to become America's Next Drag Superstar and win $100,000.

The queens must wow the judges in a lip-sync, dance number inspired by pharmaceutical TV ads; Halsey and Padma Lakshmi guest judge; guests Andy Cohen and Alyssa Edwards.

The queens create and star in commercials for new drag-themed dating apps; music artist Courtney Love and actor Nico Tortorella guest judge.

The queens cook up global warming-friendly looks for the last ball ever; actresses Tisha Campbell Martin and Logan Browning guest judge.

The queens' improvisational skills are put to the test for the new talk show, "Bossy Rossy," hosted by Ross Mathews; country music singer Shania Twain and actress Carrie Preston guest judge.

The queens have to produce and host their very own Drag Con panels on makeup, hair and body; husband and wife duo behind the Oscar nominated film, "The Big Sick," Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Gordon, guest judge.

The queens must impersonate their favorite celebrities for the legendary Snatch Game; Audra McDonald and Kate Upton guest judge; special guests Bianca Del Rio and Alex Trebek.

The queens pay tribute to Cher; Andrew Rannels and Billy Eichner guest judge.

The queens are assigned parts and must act in the new hit series, "Breastworld"; "Broad City" stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson guest judge; Randy Rainbow and Stephen Colbert are special guests.

The queens give some of today's hottest social media superstars drag makeovers; actor Miles Heizer ("13 Reasons Why") and hip-hop artist Lizzo guest judge.

The queens must present two characters on the runway: their best selves and their evil twins; Lena Dunham and singer Ashanti guest judge; Cheyenne Jackson is a special guest.

Grace is hired to decorate the windows at Barney's; Will meets a ballet dancer and is too embarrassed to introduce his friends.

Grace has only two tickets to "The Nutcracker" and cannot decide whether to take Will or Leo. Mary McDonough guest stars.

A weak bladder forces Will to entrust Grace with his place in line for Barry Manilow tickets; Grace's mother (Debbie Reynolds) cancels their annual mother-daughter shopping trip to have dinner with Jack.

Grace accidentally breaks a treasured figurine at Will's mother's (Blythe Danner) holiday party and blames it on another guest.

When the gang spends Christmas at the home of Will's mother, Marilyn Truman (Blythe Danner), Grace gets romantic with Will's brother.

Grace is hired to decorate the windows at Barney's; Will meets a ballet dancer and is too embarrassed to introduce his friends.

Grace has only two tickets to "The Nutcracker" and cannot decide whether to take Will or Leo. Mary McDonough guest stars.

A weak bladder forces Will to entrust Grace with his place in line for Barry Manilow tickets; Grace's mother (Debbie Reynolds) cancels their annual mother-daughter shopping trip to have dinner with Jack.

Grace accidentally breaks a treasured figurine at Will's mother's (Blythe Danner) holiday party and blames it on another guest.

When the gang spends Christmas at the home of Will's mother, Marilyn Truman (Blythe Danner), Grace gets romantic with Will's brother.

After Karen's husband suffers a heart attack, there is speculation on whom she will turn to for support.

Grace (Debra Messing) backs out of a charity commitment after she has already convinced Will (Eric McCormack) to participate.

When Ellen and Rob announce their engagement, Grace confesses to Will that she once had an affair with Rob.

Grace befriends her kleptomaniac neighbor; Jack crashes a party for former homosexuals to sway a recent convert back to the gay life.

Will and Grace visit their retired professor (Orson Bean); Karen tries to prepare a home-cooked meal for Stan's birthday.

The top four queens must write and perform a verse in a performance of RuPaul's hit single, "American," and guest on RuPaul's podcast with Michelle Visage; choreographer Todrick Hall, style superstar Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews join.

One week from the grand finale, all Season 10 queens return to discuss the season's most shocking moments; includes never-before-seen footage, jaw-dropping revelations and a recap of the season's most amazing looks.

The top four battle it out as RuPaul crowns America's Next Drag Superstar in an epic lip sync smackdown for the crown.

Miley Cyrus goes undercover in the workroom to spy on the new cast of queens competing for $100,000; the first test is to create signature looks from materials belonging to former Drag Race legends.

The queens are challenged to act in drag queen versions of blockbuster movies; actors Sydelle Noel ("Black Panther") and Bobby Moynihan ("Saturday Night Live") guest judge.

The queens put their pop icon knowledge to the test when they have to perform in diva worship talk shows; actor Troye Sivan ("Boy Erased") and actor Guillermo Diaz ("Scandal") guest judge.

The Ropers invite Jack and the girls to their Christmas party.

Jack sheds his Mr. Nice Guy image with the help of some assertiveness training.

A grateful man offers the trio a free penthouse.

The roommates take in an old man whose apartment has been converted into a condominium.

The girls crash Jack's weekend in a remote cabin.

Jack and Janet worry about Chrissy's health.

Jack gives cooking lessons to a mobster's wife.

Jack must choose a guest for a luxury cruise.

Ralph says Chrissy is his wife to impress a rival.

A letter in a newspaper column convinces each of the two girls that the other is having an affair with Jack.

Chrissy's minister father announces that the roommates' living arrangement is jeopardizing his new appointment.

Chrissy and Jack try to cool Larry's ardor for Janet.

Jack runs into trouble when he dates a pretty gym instructor.

Jack faces eviction when he lets it slip to Furley that he is not gay.

Jack and Chrissy are handcuffed together as a joke and then discover they have no key.

The Ropers invite Jack and the girls to their Christmas party.

Al (Ed O'Neill) is forced to step in when a hapless Santa accidentally parachutes into the Bundys' backyard.

To earn extra money for Christmas presents, Al becomes a department-store Santa.

Al and Peggy desperately search for a channel not showing "It's a Wonderful Life.".

Peg's mother gets a job as a 976-sex phone operator to help with Christmas expenses.

Al and Griff lose their jobs just before the holiday season; Bud and Kelly try to make some Christmas dollars.

When Al's boss falls in love with Bud, she offers Al part of the company if he and Peg can convince Bud to marry her.

The court orders Al to live in Bud's basement room to see how unlivable it really is.

Al and Griff join the National Guard and are surprised when they are asked to help during the garbage strike.

The queens get political in a musical set in the "Trump School For Girls;" TV show host Rachel Maddow makes a guest appearance, while Tiffany "New York" Pollard and Joel McHale guest judge.

The queens compete in a spooky pageant of monster inspired couture and showcase three Halloween inspired looks; supermodel Cara Delevingne and pop culture icon Elvira guest judge.

The queens get physical in the 69th International Draglympics; choreographer Travis Wall and Olympian figure skaters Mirai Nagasu and Adam Rippon guest judge; camp aerobicise queen Love Connie makes a guest appearance.

The queens use organic ingredients to create sickening but sustainable high fashion looks; supermodel Amber Valletta and reality star Kandi Burruss guest judge; drag queen Alyssa Edwards makes a guest appearance.

The queens compete in a nautical-themed version of the legendary Snatch Game; actors Tony Hale and Clea DuVall ("Veep") guest judge; drag queen Jinkx Monsoon makes a guest appearance.

The queens clash with the law in the hit TV series "Los Angeles Drag Patrol"; Natasha Lyonne, Cheyenne Jackson and Fortune Feimster guest judge.

The queens must razzle and dazzle in their very own magic show; actresses Gina Rodriguez ("Jane the Virgin") and Katherine Langford ("13 Reasons Why") guest judge.

The queens make over returning queens, transforming them into members of their own drag family; Lena Waithe ("The Chi") and comic Wanda Sykes guest judge.

The queens must write and record a verse in a performance of RuPaul's hit single, "Queens Everywhere," and guest on RuPaul's podcast with Michelle Visage; choreographer Todrick Hall makes an appearance.

One episode away from the grand finale, the contestants return to discuss the season's gaggiest moments.

RuPaul crowns America's next drag superstar in an epic lip-sync smack-down for the crown.

Nicki guest judges the new cast of queens vying for $100,000 and the title of America's Next Drag Superstar and the first step is having to write and perform an original rap song.

The queens must write and perform a Fosse-inspired jazz number.

The queens flex their comedy improvisation skills when they audition for a talent show for people with little talent.

The queens' creativity comes to life when they compete in a pageant of sports-inspired couture; they strut the runway in three ball-themed looks.

The queens are challenged to take part in the longest running drag queen scripted show, "Gay's Anatomy"; pop superstar Normani guest judges.

The queens compete in the Snatch Game; Jonathan Bennett and Daniel Franzese guest judge; drag queen Miss Vanjie makes a guest appearance.

The queens get into the groove in a Queen of Pop-inspired musical.

The queens must create and market ridiculously extravagant products for the new drag queen lifestyle brand, Droop.

It's time for America's first drag queen president.

The queens must give makeovers to drag race superfans, but the superfans have no idea what's about to happen to them.

Al and Peg discover their incompatibility during a board game and seek professional counseling.

A separated Al moves out and starts to date; Peg meets a wealthy man.

Al and Peg try to enjoy their new single life but Peg discovers more wrong with Mr. Wright (Alan Thicke).

Confusion sets in when Peg has less free time and is nonchalant during a visit with Al to a nudie bar.

Marcy becomes jealous of Jefferson's popularity after he's hired as an aerobics instructor at the gym.

Al sells his soul to the devil (Robert Englund) to give the Chicago Bears a shot at winning the Super Bowl.

Al finds himself attracted to Marcy's visiting lesbian cousin, Mandy.

The Bundys wind up being held hostage by Bud's prison pen pal.

After falling in love with one of her captors, Kelly is escorted by Al to the altar.

Al and Griff (Harold Sylvester) go overboard when they discover the ability to swap shoes for mall merchandise.

Al returns a library book 30 years overdue and discovers he owes a fine of over $2,000.

Peggy believes Elvis appeared to her in the form of a sweat stain on Al's shirt.

Kelly becomes a cheerleader to win the attention of a football star (Beau Dremann).

Al and Steve's fishing trip turns disastrous because Peggy, Marcy and Kelly are all under the weather.

Frustrated with the upstairs toilet, Al decides to build his own private bathroom.

Peggy is disconsolate on her birthday when she discovers that her favorite bra is discontinued.

Convinced they're going bald, Al and Steve buy phony hair replacement remedies.

Marcy insists that Peggy and Al accompany her on a plane trip after a gypsy's (Carmen Zapata) dire prediction.

Al is forced to visit a fancy hair salon after his barber dies.

When Steve and Marcy discover their lovemaking at a local motel was videotaped, they decide to sue.

Al receives a small inheritance and takes the family out to dinner.

Peggy embarrasses Kelly when they attend high-school career day.

Kelly must perform in a tap recital after insulting the school dance club.

Al takes a second job as a fast-food cook to compete with Peggy's cosmetics sales.

Mama pretends to have a banquet date so Iola won't stay home.

Mama believes the lottery is for losers until she gives Iola a winning ticket.

Stubborn Mama refuses to pay what she believes is an outrageously high electric bill.

Mama's quiet weekend alone turns to boredom.

Mama is arrested at a rally for homeless people.

Mama sets out to get even with an April Fools' Day prankster.

The trio hopes that Furley will bend the apartment rules when they place a stray cat on his doorstep.

Jack checks into a hospital to have an embarrassing tattoo removed.

Jack agrees to pose in the nude for an art class.

Jack feigns amnesia after wrecking Janet's car.

One of Janet's customers names her in his will.

Jack falls for a busy stewardess (Mary Cadorette).

Janet and Phillip plan for the wedding at Janet's apartment; Jack wants to win the approval of Vicki's father; Mr Bradford tells Jack that Vicki was up for a promotion at work in another state and turned it down.

Vicky suggests that she and Jack live together after explaining her fear of marriage.

Chrissy and Janet try to convince their landlord that their new male roommate is gay.

Chrissy's mother visits for the first time since Jack moved in with the girls.

Convinced that Jack is gay, Roper decides that he is a safe date for his visiting niece.

Larry gives Jack and the girls a puppy even though Roper doesn't allow pets.

Jack feels guilty about not standing up to a tough guy who makes a play for Chrissy.

The roommates fear the rent money has been stolen.

Jack and Chrissy walk in on Janet while she is entertaining a date; they attempt to set some rules so that they can be assured private time in the apartment with potential dates.

Jack's modeling job requires him to pose nude.

The job of manager is available at Janet's flower shop; when she is passed over for a more buxom employee, she decides to change her appearance in order to compete.

Jack throws a wild party when Chrissy and Janet go away for the weekend.

Peggy insults a motorist, who mistakes Steve for her husband comes gunning for him.

The Rhoades return from vacation to discover their entire house stolen.

Peggy launches a campaign to be voted queen of her high-school reunion.

Peggy and Al encounter former adversaries when they attend their high-school reunion.

After his two best friends get dates, Bud summons up the courage to find a girl of his own.

The Bundy family decides to invest in a new home computer with a secret ability.

A trip to the beach brings back memories of Al's adolescence.

Peggy is depressed when a neighborhood Peeping Tom peeps at everyone but her.

Al and Peggy reverse gender roles when he plans the annual family Labor Day barbecue.

When Peggy wins a week of fitness training, she changes her instructor's (Tom Lahm) healthy habits.

While camping, Al and Steve become stranded in the woods when their van breaks down and must rely on Buck to save them.

Al must go to see Marcy's dentist when he suffers from a toothache.

Peggy suspects a woman at the beauty parlor of having an affair with Al.

To receive extra income, the Bundys agree to house a French foreign exchange student (Milla Jovovich).

To get money for a good luck charm, Peggy sells Al's Playboy magazine collection.

Steve's in trouble at the bank when he authorizes a loan for Al's latest invention.

Al is forced to buy a used car when Peggy spends the money he's saved for a new one.

Steve quits his corporate job to return to his days as a hippie.

Al attempts to fix his house's leaky roof during a long rainstorm.

Peggy squanders the money Al has saved to have their taxes professionally prepared.

When Al challenges the family to earn money, Kelly lands the lead in a music video.

Marcy and Peggy both lose big with Al's money when they go to Las Vegas.

Al goes to Las Vegas and battles female wrestlers in an attempt to win Peggy and Marcy's money back.

Bud plans revenge on a girl (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen) who tricked him when they were in the sixth grade.

Mama and other church-league members are quick to judge the group's seemingly irresponsible president.

After listing deductions on her tax form to get a bigger refund, Mama gets a visit from an Internal Revenue Service agent and fears she will be audited.