Michael trades in his bicycle for his father's car and ends up giving a ride to a complete stranger who mistakes Michael for a killer.
Michael gets a tip about the company's international accounts, and has Gob question the office secretary Kitty about them. But that's not before Michael does the unthinkable - setting up a conjugal visit between George Sr. and Lucille.
The family attorney arranges George Sr.'s release from prison for Christmas. Later, George-Michael has to wear an embarrassing codpeice in a pageant.
Michael loses his short-term memory after he and Lucille have a car accident. George-Michael and Maeby want to see an R-rated movie about cousins in love.
Michael decides to expose Marta to Gob's womanizing by having her participate in a magic trick that involves one of Gob's many girlfriends.
Working at the diner is getting to Kelly, so she decides to rebel by getting a motorcycle which Peggy deems as too dangerous, until Peggy tries it for herself and gets some good vibrations. But it's Al who really takes to the new bike and imagines himself as an "easy rider,"... at least until an untimely head-on meeting with the Dodge.
Peggy decides to take up a hobby by drawing Al and in so doing, creates her own magazine cartoon of Al makes him famous: the hapless shoe salesman titled "Mr. Empty Pants". Al would prefer the fame to be fleeting, until another magazine (Playgirl) declares him to be a sex symbol.
After one too many dateless Saturdays, Bud appears on a new TV dating game show called "You Can't Miss" for the less experienced, but not quite with the expected results. Meanwhile, the low IQ Kelly believes that there's a conspiracy to keep her from knowing what day it is.
Peggy narrates her own pirate fantasy to Seven as a bedtime story. In the story, Peggy plays Princess Scarlett. Al is Captain Courage, her pirate captor and Jefferson is Prince Paco, her savior.
After Al passes for a senior citizen to get into the movies cheap he worries that he's getting old. He then starts acting old but a senior decathlon brings him back to life.
Earl neglects the list while he hangs out with a sexy psychology professor who is fascinated with concept of karma. But as a result of blowing off his list, karma catches back up with him.
Earl tries to make up for not paying taxes his whole life. Unfortunately, the Government is not interested in his money, so he has to figure out another way to pay the money back.
Earl tries to make up for losing his dad's Mustang in a drag race when he was a kid.
When Earl tries to return a take-a-number machine to a department store, it triggers memories of when the gang moved into the department store on January 1, 2000--thinking that they were the only people alive in town after Y2K.
When Earl decides to cross off "made a kid scared of the boogeyman" from his list, he discovers just what kind of lasting affect he had on the little boy.
Ray writes a eulogy for Frank. He tells the story of how he saw Frank petting his bunny we he was a kid. Frank goes berserk.
Debra & Raymond go out on Saturday, but to different places. Marie thinks they are having marital problems. Ray did not have fun with his friends. He goes with Debra to a book reading and does not enjoy that either.
Robert needs money, so Ray and Debra give him some. But then, Robert decides to go to Las Vegas and gamble.
Whenever Debra sighs, Ray thinks it's because of him. So he decides to give Debra their bathroom and he'll share the kids' bathroom from now on. Debra accepts.
Ray and Debra's friendship with a new couple is threatened by the pair's obnoxious 8-year-old son, who constantly annoys Ray.
Charlie is acting even more promiscuous than normal, which is getting him in trouble with a lot of husbands and boyfriends. With the help of his psychiatrist, he discovers it's related to his ex-fiancée's upcoming wedding.
Alan helps to plan his mother's wedding, and Charlie makes some moves on the woman who will soon be his stepsister.
Parody of "CSI" in which a body is found in Charlie's bed, and detectives try to figure out who is the killer.
Charlie dates a self-help author who is much older than he is, has a 32-year-old son and treats Charlie more like a son than a boyfriend. Jake tries to write a book report over the weekend but keeps losing the book before he can read it.
Alan has a crush on Charlie's new older girlfriend and Charlie discovers that he "dated" his girlfriend's son's fiancée. Meanwhile, Alan tries to get Jake to study for his algebra exam.
Michael trades in his bicycle for his father's car and ends up giving a ride to a complete stranger who mistakes Michael for a killer.
Michael gets a tip about the company's international accounts, and has Gob question the office secretary Kitty about them. But that's not before Michael does the unthinkable - setting up a conjugal visit between George Sr. and Lucille.
The family attorney arranges George Sr.'s release from prison for Christmas. Later, George-Michael has to wear an embarrassing codpeice in a pageant.
Michael loses his short-term memory after he and Lucille have a car accident. George-Michael and Maeby want to see an R-rated movie about cousins in love.
Michael decides to expose Marta to Gob's womanizing by having her participate in a magic trick that involves one of Gob's many girlfriends.
Michael is just one of the many male staff who start vying for the attention of an attractive saleswoman in the office.
Very much unlike his staff, an overeager Michael can't wait for this year's annual Dundies awards.
The office reviews its sexual harassment policy in light of explicit e-mails.
Ready to finalize his deal for a new condo, Michael is away with Dwight while Jim rallies the staff together for office games.
A fire in the kitchen relegates the staff to the parking lot as help is on its way.
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
Friends* S7:E10
Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.
The naked dating show returns. Student Charles hopes to turn his disastrous love life round. And non-binary pan-sexual Lee is open to all genders as well as seeking acceptance from a lover.
Zoe is into the 'natural look', but is struggling to meet someone who shares her enthusiasm for her hairy bush. Derry worries his jet-set lifestyle is ruining his chances of finding love.
Edinburgh musician Jamie, 28, is tired of the life of groupies and flings and seeks a deeper connection. 20-year-old Jasmine from Bognor has ME and needs acceptance from a new lover.