Hayden agrees to go house hunting with Christine, but then suddenly buys a house without consulting her, leading to a serious conflict.

A shocked Hayden must decide what to do with a surprise inheritance he receives from a mere acquaintance at the school after the fellow's untimely death.

Hayden and Luther travel in a cramped train compartment after Luther traded in their airline tickets because of a dream about a plane crash.

Hayden regrets his brutal honesty when he tells Christine he hates the friend she's helping out rather than spending time with him.

Hayden feels defeated before he even begins his first bowl game when he learns that the coach for the opposing team was his old mentor.

A concerned Hayden quickly calls for a halt to pre-game excitement after the star quarterback is injured in a strange limousine accident.

Fred becomes agitated when he discovers that his new neighbor is Puerto Rican and that he plans to open a junk business of his own.

Lamont buys an antique gun for a bargain and brings it home; Fred uses the gun to re-enact war stories, but accidentally fires it into the neighbor's house.

Lamont is tired of working with Fred and putting up with his antics at the junkyard, so he quits and seeks employment from a rival junk collector.

Lamont will fall madly in love with the daughter of one of Fred's former girlfriends, but they will encounter an unforeseen complication.

A homeless drifter who is told to leave after he is caught sleeping in Fred and Lamont's yard pretends to injure himself on their property and threatens to sue.

When Fred invites Donna to dinner and then also unintentionally invites a saleslady that he just met, he must try to juggle both dates.

Lamont hires a maid to care for Fred after he is injured in a car accident and in need of help, but the woman assigned to them only adds to Fred's problems.

Fred and Lamont consider going on welfare to pay their bills, but instead Fred decides to throw a house party and charge admission.

Jack sets Janet up on a date with his girlfriend's widowed father to win his approval of their relationship, but doesn't realize how old the man actually is.

When Janet's parents stop in for a visit, they assume that she and Jack are married and Janet must pretend that they really are to avoid any questions.

Cindy is blinded by the wealth of an older man who wants to marry her, leading Jack and Janet to take drastic action.

Ralph moves in with the trio when Jack accidentally gets him fired from his job as a building manager by complaining to the building's owner.

After another fight with Cindy and Janet, Jack becomes fed up, so he and Larry agree to switch apartments to get an insight into each other's lives.

Jack is excited to accept an opportunity from Dean Travers to teach a nighttime basic cooking class at his old school, and Janet decides to take it.

When Cindy asks for Janet's outlook on single motherhood, the roommates conclude that Cindy is pregnant and Jack thinks about proposing to her.

When the Ropers are back in town to visit with their former tenants, Helen comes by after having a fight with Stanley and things soon become chaotic.

Debra decides to try harder to get along with Marie while they cook a Sunday dinner; Ray, Frank and Robert go to a car show.

Michael is forced to be held back another year in pre-school, and Ray ends up blaming himself because he also was forced to endure the same embarrassment.

Debra and Marie's disagreement on who should be in a family photo ruins Ray's plan to give his parents the ultimate Christmas gift.

Robert's girlfriend suggests that his reluctance to commit could be due to his sexual orientation, causing doubts for Raymond.

Ray and Debra try to blame each other when they find out that their daughter is bullying other children on the bus to and from school every day.

When Frank's regular churchgoing puts Raymond to shame, he decides to go more often, but he soon discovers Frank's true motives.

Robert gets hurt while on the job and Raymond tries to bond with his brother after feeling guilty for not spending enough time with him.

Ray is forced to pay up for a lavish ceremony after his wife discovers that he taped over their wedding with footage from the 1991 Super Bowl.

Ray's attempts to take an interest in his daughter's card-swapping hobby take a turn for the worse when he accidentally loses one of her favorites.

Debra finally cooks something that everyone seems to really enjoy consuming, and an outraged Marie feels that she must outperform Debra.

Ray and Debra attempt to find some new friends for Marie and Frank in order to get them to leave them alone, but the new companions continue to drop by as well.

Debra asks Ray to give her some more alone time, making Marie suspicious, and when Ray does some spying, he has doubts, too.

Robert, still recovering from a bull attack, is very cranky, prompting Debra to investigate the real cause of his behavior.

When Debra becomes extremely moody, Raymond makes the situation worse by suggesting that a pill might make things easier.