When Buster asks George-Michael to buy him marijuana to treat Lucille Austero's vertigo, Michael stages a phony bust to teach George-Michael a lesson.
Michael tells Gob about his flirtation with Marta. Meanwhile, George-Michael tries to determine whether he and Maeby are related by blood.
Michael delivers a speech about love that makes Marta realise she has feelings for him. George-Michael realises that Maeby might not be his cousin.
Michael tells Gob about his flirtation with Marta. Meanwhile, George-Michael tries to determine whether he and Maeby are related by blood.
George Bluth Sr. gets a visit from a rabid female fan who may be in love with him. George Michael is interested in his teacher, and so is his father. Gob tries to get revenge on Michael for trying to steal his girlfriend.
After Al knocks out and captures a burglar that breaks into his house one night while he's sleeping on the couch after an argument with Peggy, he becomes a neighborhood hero. But the tables soon turn when the burglar sues Al for injuring him and the Bundys must go to court once again.
After Kelly's boyfriend dumps her, Al and the family treat her to the movies where each member has a different agenda.
Al's poor bedroom performance makes him the laughingstock of the entire town after another night with Peggy, even though the only person she tells about it is Marcy. Al then decides to get in shape for the real deal to get his self-confidence back.
Al takes a $12,000 offer for early retirement from the shoe store, but Peggy finds the money and spends all of it in one hour by shopping. Al is forced to go back to work where he hears opportunity knocking with a chance to buy a shoe store called "Home Plate Athletic Shoes.
One morning, Al discovers that his Dodge has been stolen. At Jefferson's behest, Al decides to cheat the insurance company and enjoys renting a loaner Lincoln Town Car...Until the police find his beloved heap.
The girl Earl dumped for Joy years earlier has become a bounty hunter and tries to track Joy down. Earl feels responsible for the mess, until Joy tells him how they really hooked up.
Earl must return a police badge he once found and used for his own benefit, to the officer who lost it.
Earl finds out that by accidentally shooting a young girl with a BB gun, he has caused an argument between her and her father. It will take all his energy and patience to get father and daughter to reconcile again.
Earl finds out that a guy he stole money from was going to use the money to buy the winning lottery ticket. So he returns the money to him, which makes Randy very angry.
Earl helps Joy try to get rid of a stolen delivery truck, which becomes harder when they discover that someone is still in the back.
Robert's new girlfriend seems perfect for him, until Ray discovers she eats flies.
Now that Robert is back with Amy, the family turns to another problem. Marie's eyes. Her eye sight is getting worse, so Debra asks her to go get glasses. Not only do the glasses help Marie's eyes, but she starts seeing things that no one else can see.
Ray lies to Debra about getting her a great Christmas present. He goes to Amy and Robert for help and Robert suggests the book "To Kill a Mockingbird". But when Ray gets all the credit, Robert snaps.
When Ally witnesses Frank, stealing food from the supermarket, she starts avoiding him.
Andy's new boss hates Ray. Ray does everything he can to find out why.
Charlie runs into an ex with a child who looks and acts a lot like him, and he starts to suspect that he is the boy's father.
Charlie kicks Alan out of the house again after Alan demands that Charlie pay him back the $38 he owes him. Alan and Jake are now forced to turn to Judith and Herb for a temporary home.
Alan tries to date two women at once; Charlie tries to learn how to cook; Jake tells Alan that he's studying with a friend, but gets drunk instead.
Alan is angry when Charlie hooks up with his secretary because he knows that the situation will end badly for him after their inevitable breakup.
Charlie gets more than he bargained for when he tries to make amends to one of Jake's old teachers that he dated, who went off the deep end and became a stripper after he broke up with her.
When Buster asks George-Michael to buy him marijuana to treat Lucille Austero's vertigo, Michael stages a phony bust to teach George-Michael a lesson.
After having a tough time getting George-Michael admitted to a private school, Michael hires an attractive publicist to change the family's image.
Michael delivers a speech about love that makes Marta realise she has feelings for him. George-Michael realises that Maeby might not be his cousin.
Michael tells Gob about his flirtation with Marta. Meanwhile, George-Michael tries to determine whether he and Maeby are related by blood.
George Bluth Sr. gets a visit from a rabid female fan who may be in love with him. George Michael is interested in his teacher, and so is his father. Gob tries to get revenge on Michael for trying to steal his girlfriend.
Michael is pressured by corporate to fire someone, which puts a damper on the office Halloween party.
Jim rallies the staff together to witness a showdown between Michael and Dwight at Dwight's martial arts school.
With Michael and Jan Levinson-Gould away from the office to land a new client, the staff discovers an unproduced screenplay in Michael's office.
Instead of talking to his employees about their work, Michael uses their annual review time to gather feedback on his "relationship" with Jan.
Michael decides to set up e-mail surveillance for all company e-mail, and discovers that Jim has invited everyone over for a barbeque except him.
Friends* S7:E11
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S7:E12
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S7:E13
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S7:E14
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S7:E15
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Having exhausted Cornwall's dating pool, Millie hopes to finally wave goodbye to laid-back surfers. And Alex the window cleaner seeks someone who'll take a shine to his fit body.
Self-confessed 'dating disaster' Katie, from Bristol, is looking to turn her luck around. Student James has a thing for heels and glitter and hopes to meet an open-minded guy.