History Recap / MarriedWithChildren

#"If I Were a Rich Man": After a million dollars is reported missing from Steve's bank, Peggy and the kids assume that Al stole the money and begin smothering him with affection.

#"Al...With Kelly": Al and Kelly fake getting sick in order to get out of having to visit Peg's mother. With Peg gone, Al begins to fantasize about two blonde women who fight over him (one of which is played by Pamela Anderson) — but things get sticky when Kelly really does come down with a cold and needs her father to care for her.

#"The Unnatural": Al is replaced by a more professional softball player (a Swedish hunk whom Peg grows attached to) during the championship games.

#"Pilot": A down-on-his-luck shoe salesman named Al Bundy, unhappily married to his former party girl girlfriend, Peggy, with two children (a brainy, yet dateless son named Bud and a promiscuous bimbo named Kelly), is forced to choose between going to a basketball game or joining his lazy wife in meeting their new neighbors, Steve and Marcy Rhoades (two bankers who are the very epitome of 1980s greed and social-climbing).

#"The Gas Station Show": While out on a drive on "Bundy Sunday Funday", Al ends up working at a gas station to pay for the snacks Peg and the kids bought.

#"At The Zoo": Steve begins spending his time taking Peg, Kelly, and Bud to the zoo instead of looking for a job, which doesn't sit well with the recently-demoted Marcy.

#"[[Recap/MarriedWithChildrenS3E16&17MarriedWithPromQueen Married...With Prom Queen]]" (two-part episode): Peggy's chances at being prom queen at her high school reunion are doomed when her old rival, Connie Bender ("Bring a friend, it won't offend her"), arrives. Meanwhile, Al meets his old rival in high school and continues the fight that they last had following graduation, and Bud and Kelly pose as hippies so they can go to the reunion and finally get something to eat.

#"[[Recap/MarriedWithChildrenS3E16-17MarriedWithPromQueen Married...With Prom Queen]]" (two-part episode): Peggy's chances at being prom queen at her high school reunion are doomed when her old rival, Connie Bender ("Bring a friend, it won't offend her"), arrives. Meanwhile, Al meets his old rival in high school and continues the fight that they last had following graduation, and Bud and Kelly pose as hippies so they can go to the reunion and finally get something to eat.

#"Married...With Prom Queen" (two-part episode): Peggy's chances at being prom queen at her high school reunion are doomed when her old rival, Connie Bender ("Bring a friend, it won't offend her"), arrives. Meanwhile, Al meets his old rival in high school and continues the fight that they last had following graduation, and Bud and Kelly pose as hippies so they can go to the reunion and finally get something to eat.

#"Cheese, Cues, and Blood": Al begins to suspect that Kelly is selling her body for sex (with Jefferson as her pimp) when she begins earning a lot of money. But when Al discovers that Kelly and Jefferson are actually pool hustling, Al sells his blood to get in on it.

#"Raingirl": Kelly gets a job as a weather girl on a local newscast.

#"976-SHOE": Al asks Steve for a loan of $50,000 so he can finance his own shoe help hotline.

#"Dead Men Don't Do Aerobics": Peggy wins the chance to exercise with Jim Jupiter, a local aerobics instructor with his own TV show, for two weeks, but she ends up killing Jim by introducing him to the world of smoking, eating junk food, and watching TV.

#"Sue Casa, His Casa": After Al refuses to get insurance for his car after Bud gets his driver's license, Bud and Kelly get in an accident with a man in a Mercedes.

#"It's A Bundyful Life" (two-part episode): In the second ChristmasEpisode, Al announces to the family that he has money saved up for them for Christmas at Marcy's bank, but when Marcy's bank closes early for a Christmas party, Peg and the kids leave Al to stew in his failure and Al gets a visit from a loud-mouthed angel (Creator/SamKinison) who shows Al what his life would be like if he was never born.

#"Here's Lookin' At You, Kid": The neighborhood women become the targets of a Peeping Tom — except for Peg, who takes it as a sign that she's not attractive anymore. Meanwhile, Al convinces Bud to help Kelly with her studies.

#"Fair Exchange": The Bundys can feast on the $500 a month they receive for hosting a French foreign exchange student, but the beautiful French girl, Yvette (played by Creator/MillaJovovich in one of her first major roles), soon turns Kelly's social life into famine.

#"What Goes Around Comes Around": Bud tries to make amends with a girl (played by ''Series/SavedByTheBell'''s Tiffani-Amber Thiessen) who humiliated him in sixth grade. Meanwhile, Al prepares a speech for a high school dance, warning teens of the dangers of marriage.

#"A Three Job, No Income Family": Peg gets a job as a make-up saleslady, and when Al finds out she's bringing in more money than he is, Al gets a second job as a BurgerFool.

#"He Thought He Could": While moving old boxes from the attic, Al comes across a copy of "The Little Engine That Could", which hasn't been returned to the local library (headed by an evil, redheaded woman named Miss [=DeGroot=]) since 1957.

#"Take My Wife, Please": In this HalloweenEpisode, Al wishes he was dead, and is visited by the Grim Reaper with a ''very'' familiar face who will grant his wish for death...unless a family member of his says he needs him. Meanwhile, Peg, Kelly, Bud, and Jefferson are forced to impersonate TheVillagePeople for an audience of menopausal women.

#"He Thought He Could": While moving old boxes from the attic, Al comes across a copy of "The Little Engine That Could", which hasn't been returned to the local library (headed by an evil, redheaded woman named Miss DeGroot) since 1957.

#"It's A Bundyful Life" (two-part episode): In the second ChristmasEpisode, Al announces to the family that he has money saved up for them for Christmas at Marcy's bank, but when Marcy's bank closes early for a Christmas party, Peg and the kids leave Al to stew in his failure and Al gets a visit from a loud-mouthed angel (SamKinison) who shows Al what his life would be like if he was never born.

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#"Fair Exchange": The Bundys can feast on the $500 a month they receive for hosting a French foreign exchange student, but the beautiful French girl, Yvette, soon turns Kelly's social life into famine.