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.

A newly sober single mom tries to pull her life together in Napa Valley while dealing with her wayward mother.

A newly sober single mom tries to pull her life together in Napa Valley while dealing with her wayward mother.

A newly sober single mom tries to pull her life together in Napa Valley while dealing with her wayward mother.

A newly sober single mom tries to pull her life together in Napa Valley while dealing with her wayward mother.

A newly sober single mom tries to pull her life together in Napa Valley while dealing with her wayward mother.

As Maeby's life spirals out of control, she moves out on her own ending up coming into contact with her cousin, George-Michael.

George-Michael, while trying to reconnect with his father, finds himself overwhelmed by the responsibility of running his business, Fakeblock.

Buster tries to make it on his own without his over-bearing mother, but finds it quite difficult.

George-Michael moves to Sudden Valley in an idyllic secluded neighborhood, where unusually friendly and grabby men and an occasional woman live to avoid contact with children. Rebel's relationship with the two Michaels complicates.

Surprises greet Michael at the penthouse and Sudden Valley. George-Michael confides in Maeby, who's trying to avoid Sudden Valley.

Meet a child genius named Sheldon Cooper (already seen as an adult in The Big Bang Theory) and his family. Some unique challenges face Sheldon, who is socially impaired.

Meet a child genius named Sheldon Cooper (already seen as an adult in The Big Bang Theory) and his family. Some unique challenges face Sheldon, who is socially impaired.

Meet a child genius named Sheldon Cooper (already seen as an adult in The Big Bang Theory) and his family. Some unique challenges face Sheldon, who is socially impaired.

Meet a child genius named Sheldon Cooper (already seen as an adult in The Big Bang Theory) and his family. Some unique challenges face Sheldon, who is socially impaired.

Meet a child genius named Sheldon Cooper (already seen as an adult in The Big Bang Theory) and his family. Some unique challenges face Sheldon, who is socially impaired.

Peggy begins to suspect that Al is cheating because he seems to have a lot of different excuses on why he is coming home later than usual. Peggy meets Ginger at her beauty salon. Ginger is a young woman who admits she is sleeping around with another woman's husband and Peggy thinks it could be Al that she is sleeping with.

The Bundys' latest money-making scheme is to host a foreign exchange student in their garage. But the French beauty proves to be so popular that she ends up stealing all of Kelly's boyfriends.

When a Playboy Playmate walks into Al's shoe store, he's eager to get home and look up her October, 1987 issue. But Al is a broken man when he finds out that Peggy has sold his entire Playboy collection to get money to buy a good luck charm to win the lottery. The ghost of Al's father later appears and convinces him to get some self-respect.

Al decides to open a shoe emergency hotline with help from Steve in the form of a $50,000 loan. But typically, Al's get-rich-quick scheme backfires when nobody phones in. When Marcy gives Al a second $50,000 loan to repay the original loan, the Bundys and the Rhoades join together in a downward spiral of failure when Al instead sinks the second $50,000 into his failing shoe hotline, which results in Steve losing his job at the bank, Marcy getting demoted and Al ending up being the loser as always.

When the Dodge finally gives its death rattle, Al digs up his secret car-fund shoe box and trades the Dodge for a ride to the local dealership. When Bud opens the shoe box, he finds not $5,000, but a mere $800... and a red hair. Al spends the rest of the episode trying to buy something that goes "vroom!"

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.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

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.

Charlie runs into an ex with a child who looks and acts a lot like him, and he starts to suspect that he is the boy's father.

Charlie kicks Alan out of the house again after Alan demands that Charlie pay him back the $38 he owes him. Alan and Jake are now forced to turn to Judith and Herb for a temporary home.

Alan tries to date two women at once; Charlie tries to learn how to cook; Jake tells Alan that he's studying with a friend, but gets drunk instead.

Alan is angry when Charlie hooks up with his secretary because he knows that the situation will end badly for him after their inevitable breakup.

Claire and Phil aren't convinced that Haley and Dylan can make it on their own as they move them into their new apartment before the baby arrives; Pameron gets out of prison early and has a bone to pick with Mitchell.

Phil and Claire postpone their planned cycling tour through Italy when Dylan's hippy mother comes to meet them; Mitch's old issue of Playgirl magazine makes Cam jealous; Gloria and Manny investigate the legend of Jay's heroic great uncle.

Cam must contend with a bully at the school; Jay has technical trouble during a video conference; the local mall holds a photo shoot for its new ad campaign, and Gloria tricks Phil and Joe into participating.

Phil thinks he found Pepper his dream home; in an attempt to connect with Lily, Mitch and Cam get invited to an exclusive event for her favorite vlogger.

Jay hosts a Super Bowl party at the same time as Claire hosts a baby shower for Haley, both at Jay's house.

A popular kid in Chip's class arrives for a sleepover - as well as a dead drunk girl whose angry father is looking for her. Mickey comes up with a plan to get rid of both her and dad. Alba tries to help Ben overcome his fear of monsters.

Mickey tries to dissuade Sabrina from getting breast implants by doing a test-run in public.

A pair of intruders is caught breaking in to the Pemberton mansion.

Due to excessive spending, Mickey and the kids are forced out of the hotel where they've been temporarily residing.

Mickey befriends a Greenwich divorcee, testing her friendship with Alba.

As Maeby's life spirals out of control, she moves out on her own ending up coming into contact with her cousin, George-Michael.

George-Michael, while trying to reconnect with his father, finds himself overwhelmed by the responsibility of running his business, Fakeblock.

Buster tries to make it on his own without his over-bearing mother, but finds it quite difficult.

George-Michael moves to Sudden Valley in an idyllic secluded neighborhood, where unusually friendly and grabby men and an occasional woman live to avoid contact with children. Rebel's relationship with the two Michaels complicates.

Surprises greet Michael at the penthouse and Sudden Valley. George-Michael confides in Maeby, who's trying to avoid Sudden Valley.

Peggy begins to suspect that Al is cheating because he seems to have a lot of different excuses on why he is coming home later than usual. Peggy meets Ginger at her beauty salon. Ginger is a young woman who admits she is sleeping around with another woman's husband and Peggy thinks it could be Al that she is sleeping with.

The Bundys' latest money-making scheme is to host a foreign exchange student in their garage. But the French beauty proves to be so popular that she ends up stealing all of Kelly's boyfriends.

When a Playboy Playmate walks into Al's shoe store, he's eager to get home and look up her October, 1987 issue. But Al is a broken man when he finds out that Peggy has sold his entire Playboy collection to get money to buy a good luck charm to win the lottery. The ghost of Al's father later appears and convinces him to get some self-respect.

Al decides to open a shoe emergency hotline with help from Steve in the form of a $50,000 loan. But typically, Al's get-rich-quick scheme backfires when nobody phones in. When Marcy gives Al a second $50,000 loan to repay the original loan, the Bundys and the Rhoades join together in a downward spiral of failure when Al instead sinks the second $50,000 into his failing shoe hotline, which results in Steve losing his job at the bank, Marcy getting demoted and Al ending up being the loser as always.