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Christina Applegate | Kelly Bundy | |
Ed O'Neill | Al Bundy | |
Katey Sagal | Peggy Bundy | |
Ted McGinley | Jefferson D'Arcy | |
David Faustino | Bud Bundy | |
Amanda Bearse | Marcy D'Arcy | |
Buck | Buck the Dog | |
Kevin Curran | Buck | |
E.E. Bell | Bob Rooney | |
Harold Sylvester | Griff | |
Tom McCleister | Ike | |
David Garrison | Steve Rhoades | |
Dan Tullis Jr. | Officer Dan | |
Teresa Parente | Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal | |
Juliet Tablak | Amber | |
Joseph D. Reitman | Tom | |
Dot-Marie Jones | Dot | |
Bubba Smith | Bubba Smith | |
Edd Hall | TV Announcer | |
Dean Norris | Rodent | |
Barry Shabaka Henley | Charlie | |
Mary-Pat Green | Marge | |
Bob Minor | Franklin's Man | |
Jean Speegle Howard | Ceil | |
George Plimpton | Self |
Regisseur |
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Producent |
Stacie Lipp
Katherine Green John Maxwell Anderson David Castro |
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Schrijver |
Stacie Lipp
Katherine Green Michael G. Moye Ron Leavitt |
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Camerawerk |
Thomas W. Markle
John Simmons |
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Muzikant |
Jonathan Wolff
Jay Gruska Mike Finnigan |
The Bundys are a stereotypical "white trash" American family. Al is a shoe salesman who is fond of frequently reliving his doubtful 15 seconds of fame on the football field. Al is terrified of the all-to-frequent amorous advances his ditsy wife Peggy, a woman who must spend most of Al's wages at the salon and the mall. They have two children: Kelly, the stunning but superficial party animal, and Bud, who is too wrapped up in himself to realize his goal of "scoring" with a girl. |
Seen it: Yes 22 min. 4-9-1994 1. Shoeway to Heaven | |||
Al and Jefferson decide to cash in on 1970s nostalgia by selling shoes from that period.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 11-9-1994 2. Driving Mr. Boondy | |||
Al has to renew his driver's license and is upset to learn that Bud will be his Examiner.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 18-9-1994 3. Kelly Breaks Out | |||
Kelly has a big zit on the day before her commercial for Ice Hole beer and Peg offers her a solution. Her uncle Sticky Wanker's zit removing potion will cure it. Al is ecstatic for her being in the commercial, despite being upset over not having tapes of Emma Peel. The Home Shopping Network has offered him a compromise, endless first edition volumes of The Three Stooges, which he also loves. His real problem is with Marcy and her feminist group. They recently filed suit against Ice Hole beer for not hiring average and unattractive women. It had gone nowhere as the jury ruled for the company and FANG is forced to protest against the commercial.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 25-9-1994 4. Naughty But Niece | |||
Bud's intense studying for a scholarship exam makes him periodically nod off and fantasize about making out with beautiful women. So, is a passionate encounter between him and Marcy's visiting, sexually aggressive, 19-year-old niece, Amber, a dream or real?
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 2-10-1994 5. Business Sucks | |||
When Al banishes a nursing mother for breast feeding her baby in the shoe store, Marcy and FANG holds a protest against Gary's Shoe Store in order to have him lift the ban.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 9-10-1994 6. Business Still Sucks | |||
Al and No MA'AM decides to hold a counter protest in the favor of banning breast feeding from the shoe store.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 16-10-1994 7. Dial 'B' for Virgin | |||
Bud's community service assignment for college is the one he is least suited for: consulting virgins on the brink of temptation, while he has to wrestle with temptation himself when he has to go to one's house to talk her out of it. Meanwhile, Al and Peggy go to the video store to find a movie they both can watch together.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 23-10-1994 8. Sleepless in Chicago | |||
Jefferson learns that the Barbie doll he bought for Marcy on her birthday at an auction is worth a small fortune of $50,000. So he asks Al a big favor: sleep next to Marcy for the night while he goes out to exchange dolls. In return, Al gets to keep a prized first addition of the magazine "Big Uns" that he bought at the auction with Jefferson's money.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 6-11-1994 9. No Pot to Pease In | |||
When Kelly auditions for a part in a Fox network sitcom she happens to mention some stories about her family which the producer likes better then the original script.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 13-11-1994 10. Dud Bowl | |||
After the funeral of a former football teammate at the Bullpen Sports Bar, an old rival, named Jack Franklin, challenges Al and his former team from Polk High into a grudge football match between them. But Al ends up being turned into a tackling dummy by ringers Bubba Smith, Laurence Taylor, Ken Stabler and John Reynolds on the opposing team.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 27-11-1994 11. A Man for No Seasons | |||
When Major League Baseball goes on a strike, NO MA'AM organizes their own league sponsored by nude bars.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 11-12-1994 12. I Want My Psycho Dad Part 1 | |||
Al launches his group NO MA'AM in a protest outside the local TV station after Marcy's group FANG gets NO MA'AM's favorite TV show "Psycho Dad" canceled. But in a blizzard, no one takes notice. Meanwhile, Kelly and Bud try to convince Al to have them throw a house party for their friends.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 18-12-1994 13. I Want My Psycho Dad: Part 2 | |||
Al and his friends from NO MA'AM who include Griff, Officer Dan, Ike, and Bob Rooney travel to Washington D.C. where thanks to Jefferson's pull, being a former CIA agent, Al and the group gets to address the U.S. Senate about Psycho Dad being put back on the air.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 8-1-1995 14. The Naked and the Dead, But Mostly the Naked | |||
To check out their husbands claim of "totally innocent fun," Peggy, Marcy, and their friends accompany their husbands Al, Jefferson, Charlie, Ike, and Bob Rooney to the Jiggly Room strip club. Afraid of the ladies responses, Al and the group take them on a Thursday night where it's A-cup night so the men won't get excited by the small breasted dancers. Everything goes well at first, until the unexpected arrival of a huge breasted stripper named "Rocky Mountains." Meanwhile, Kelly lands a part in a weight loss commercial and must drink various un-drinkable protein shakes.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 15-1-1995 15. Kelly Takes a Shot | |||
Al gets an owl costume to scare away the birds who keep him awake. To impress Amber, Bud helps Kelly to learn archery for her audition.
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Seen it: Yes 23 min. 5-2-1995 16. Best of Bundy | |||
George Plimpton hosts a 200th Episode celebration. Includes clips from many episodes spanning from the 1987 inaugural season through the mid-point of season 9.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 5-2-1995 17. Get the Dodge Out of Hell | |||
Al's Dodge mysteriously disappears during a family visit to a local car wash while on their way to Wanker county. Meanwhile, Marcy's ex-husband, Steve Rhoades, mysteriously reappears at the car wash to show her his new life while she is trying to get the lazy Jefferson to work there.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 12-2-1995 18. 25 Years and What Do You Get? | |||
On their 25th wedding anniversary, Peggy goes out with Marcy to a posh health spa where Peggy gets conned out of all her money by a gift shop employee selling cheap beauty items. Meanwhile, Al is in trouble when the old and senile Buck buries in the back yard the anniversary gift necklace he plans to give Peggy, which prompts him, Bud, and Kelly to literally dig up the entire back yard looking for the necklace.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 19-2-1995 19. Ship Happens | |||
Peg wins a cruise but decides to take Al and the Darcys along with her, leaving the kids at home with Wolfman Jack, but as always, misfortune follows.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 26-2-1995 20. Ship Happens | |||
The Bundys ocean cruise takes a turn for the worse when their ship sinks and they are stranded on a life raft in the middle of the ocean with the D'Arcys, a fat woman, and comedian Gilbert Gottfried. Meanwhile, Kelly and Bud endure the media circus that comes to their house asking about their missing parents.
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Seen it: Yes 23 min. 12-3-1995 21. Something Larry This Way Comes | |||
Kelly gets a big break while attending the Larry Storch School of Acting when she and Larry Storch are to appear on stage in a part of the show "Phantom of the Opera." But when the shoe store owner, Gary, knocks out Larry Storch himself, whom she holds a personal grudge against, Al must leave the midnight madness sale at the shoe store, leaving Griff solo, to go to Kelly's rescue at the theater.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 26-3-1995 22. And Bingo Was Her Game-O | |||
Peggy gets invited to the Bingo Invitational Final. To their horror, Al and Jefferson hear that the new spokes-model for their official No Ma'am club beer, Girlie Girl Beer, is Yoko Ono. Therefore, No Ma'am must select a new official beer.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 9-4-1995 23. User Friendly | |||
Bud gets hooked on a virtual-reality sex experiment to revitalize his sex life with Amber, until she and Kelly find out and plan to stop him. Meanwhile, during his week-long vacation, Al becomes obsessed with an electrical switch that has an unknown function.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 30-4-1995 24. Pump Fiction | |||
When Kelly and Al collaborate and make a short documentary film about shoes for Kelly's acting class in the Larry Storch School of Acting, they win a grant of $10,000 from the National Endowment of the Arts to make another movie: "A Day in the Life of a Shoe Salesman."
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 30-4-1995 25. My Favorite Married... | |||
Cast members talk about some of the best moments in the series.
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Seen it: Yes 23 min. 7-5-1995 26. Radio Free Trumaine | |||
In this pilot for a proposed new TV series, set on Trumaine University's radio station, W.H.I.P., DJ's Oliver Cole and Mark Campbell host several hours of unconventional and overlooked programming. After a probing interview, divulging the past of Trumaine's new dean of students, Steve Rhoades, both Oliver and Mark are kicked off the air and expelled from the college. Marcy arrives and upon hearing the news, she tries to get revenge against her ex-husband by leading a feeble on-air protest against their expulsion. But their protest doesn't attract much attention. Meanwhile, Bud is dating April Adams, a fellow student and intern from Marcy's bank, who is also being pursued by Nickolai Pushkin, a rugged, handsome basketball star from Russia. When Bud desperately attempts to seal April's affections away from Nickolai, Mark happens by and secretly broadcasts the conversation over the station and calls it "Hot Talk With April." Mark, Oliver, and their new show become so popular that dozens of people turn out for the protest, in which Steve backs down and lets them stay on the air and at the college. April ends up rejecting both Bud and Nickolai, as well as a job at Marcy's bank to remain with Mark and Oliver at their radio station.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 14-5-1995 27. Shoeless Al | |||
An insurance agent is assigned to make sure Al is afraid to wear shoes to collaborate his lawsuit against the mall that claims he is afraid of shoes after being tied up by a burglar while at work. But Al must decide between the money from the settlement or winning a bowling championship when he's not allowed to bowl barefoot.
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Seen it: Yes 22 min. 21-5-1995 28. The Undergraduate | |||
Kelly's new secret admirer turns out to be a wealthy, spoiled, and immature 12-year-old boy, named Robbie Bennett, who blackmails her into accompanying him to his junior prom at his middle school. Bud also crashes the prom disguised as a music DJ to taunt Kelly until she finally cries out for help, and Bud saves her by contacting Robbie's father. But no one expects it when Robbie's father begins to eye Kelly too.
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