The family is forced to set aside their selfish ways when Mickey realizes that they've forgotten Ben's birthday.
Mickey tries to quit smoking and Ben makes a new friend.
The kids fight over who gets the master bedroom, while Mickey pursues a wealthy businessman.
The Pembertons try to save their family reputation at their country club, but Mickey gets into a fight with the phony ladies and Chip gets demoted from the champion golf foursome.
For varying reasons, most of the Bluths (even Steve Holt) feel compelled to run off to Mexico. Michael tries to convince Buster to go to the police.
The family unites behind Lindsay's campaign, but Michael senses that something is amiss. Maeby has an idea that George-Michael likes a little too much.
Gob acquires a new offer for the company with a "premium view." Michael gets a shock when he returns to a place that holds a lot of memories.
The Bluths receive/present their award, but it weighs on George Sr. and creates new problems. Michael and George-Michael have a deep conversation.
Michael attempts to bail out Buster. George-Michael finally meets the Howards, and Ron informs Michael that his plans for the movie have been changed.
Buck the dog dies; in Heaven, he is sent back to Earth as the Bundys' new dog, Lucky.
Al and his men's group NO MA'AM decide to form their own church in order to avoid paying beer tax. When Marcy and her women's group FANG expose Al's plan to the public, NO MA'AM surprisingly receives sympathy and donations from thousands of long-suffering married men in America which makes it possible for them to open their church. Al becomes a televangelist and preaches the NO MA'AM way of life.
Kelly has unknowingly created a new color chemical called Bleen and Al quickly finds out that she has created a new formula that grows hair.
Peggy takes up a self-defense class. What's worse, she is soon promoted to the advanced class. This makes Al feel emasculated. To make Peg drop the self-defense class, Kelly suggests Al take Peg out on a romantic date to see the Director's Cut of The Bridges of Madison Country.
Bud takes on wrestler King Kong Bundy as his initiation into "No Ma'am.
Nothing can get Earl out of his coma, so Randy turns to a young faith healer from their past. However, the boy says that he no longer heals people because he discovered how Earl lived his life after he "healed" him the first time.
Randy discovers that crossing items off Earl's list improves his condition, but the first item he chooses, returning a stolen motorcycle, brings back a frightening memory from Randy and Earl's past that Randy had forgotten.
The next item that Randy tries to cross off of Earl's list involves ruining their parents' vacation--by leaving a duffel bag full of marijuana they found in the bed of their truck at their parents' house, only to have them find it.
Earl is still in a coma but released from the hospital, and Randy finds a way to get him to cross an item off the list by helping out a pair of paraplegic siblings.
Now that Earl is out of his coma, he sets out to find his true love, Billie. However, finding her is difficult, and he discovers that she has several other suitors trying to get her.
Charlie notices that Alan sleepwalks and tries to find out what's causing it and how to deal with it. He asks for help from their mother Evelyn and Jake's psychologist, Dr. Linda Freeman.
When Jake repeats to Judith something Charlie says, she refuses to let Alan take Jake for the weekend. Alan tries to talk to Judith, but encounters resistance from her and her friends. It's up to Charlie to set things right.
Charlie is sure he isn't ready for fatherhood after a year of trying to raise Jake, so he opts to have a vasectomy. But when the doctor performing the procedure keeps getting calls from his wife -- who's about to give birth -- Charlie starts to think about what fatherhood might entail and likes the idea, provided he still has his vital organs intact (in more ways than one).
Charlie is having some friends coming over to his house to have a gathering but Alan is not invited. Things got worse when Alan is also not invited to Judith's party even though her guests are Alan's friends.
Alan is hurt when he finds out that Judith is seeing Jake's pediatrician; meanwhile, Evelyn tries to find out why Charlie hates her.
Mickey tries to convince Sabrina to practice safe sex with her boyfriend.
The family is forced to set aside their selfish ways when Mickey realizes that they've forgotten Ben's birthday.
Mickey tries to quit smoking and Ben makes a new friend.
The kids fight over who gets the master bedroom, while Mickey pursues a wealthy businessman.
The Pembertons try to save their family reputation at their country club, but Mickey gets into a fight with the phony ladies and Chip gets demoted from the champion golf foursome.
Dwight's brother and sister return to the farm for an aunt's funeral. Meanwhile, Todd Packer returns to make amends to his former co-workers, but Pam is skeptical.
The release of the documentary promos creates tension for the Dunder Mifflin employees, Dwight considers a business venture with his girlfriend's family, and Jim and Darryl have an awkward business meeting with baseball player Ryan Howard.
Dwight shoots Stanley with a bull tranquilizer after he refuses to go on a sales call, Jim and Pam head to marriage counseling, The Senator comes out of the closet, and Andy tries to find a talent agent.
The employees hold a paper airplane competition, Andy gets an acting role in a workplace safety video, and Jim and Pam's marriage tensions continue to build.
Dwight becomes regional manager after Andy quits his job, Jim dedicates more time to his Dunder Mifflin job to save his marriage, and Angela has problems with her new living arrangements after her breakup with The Senator.
Friends* S5:E18
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S5:E19
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S5:E20
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S5:E21
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S5:E22
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
In this chapter we will meet Anabel, a 52-year-old heterosexual Mallorcan and Elicia, a 34-year-old Canarian who defines herself as a lesbian. How will they react when their cabins are raised? The two will face the harsh decision to eliminate 5 of their pret ents guided exclusively by pure sexual attraction. Will they regret their final choice?
Emilio, a 33-year-old gay journalist, and Marcelo; A 28-year-old Afro-Galician who declares himself bisexual, faces a complicated decision: choose the possible love of his life guided only by the physical attraction, or not, generated by their teeth. Together with them we will discover the importance that a small detail can mark when choosing who to have a date with; Of course, this time dressed. And it is that everything counts in the difficult work of looking for love.