Haley is determined to follow the advice in her parenting books, but Phil and Claire think their old methods are better; Manny is set to direct Jay's dog bed commercial in hopes of winning his ex-girlfriend back.

Claire needs to get everyone out of the house before they make her look bad in front of a reporter from an important women's business magazine; Cam and Mitchell welcome a high-tech smart refrigerator into their home; Phil is suspicious of Gloria when a student of his is injured.

Phil, Claire, Alex and Luke realize the babies might help them with a few things on their to-do lists, so they offer to give Haley the day off.

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.

George Sr., Lucille and Maeby give honesty a try. Good news becomes bad for George-Michael. Michael remembers there's always money ... somewhere.

Buster's brief appearance in a TV weather report puts the Bluths back in hot water, but Michael has a plan involving his son's definitely real company.

As the trial kicks off, the Guilty Guys throw the family for a loop. Lucille learns surprising news about Dusty. George-Michael plots a distraction.

George and Lucille overestimate their new lawyer's expertise in the courtroom. Two familiar faces testify, and a video sheds more light on the case.

As the Bluths come together to unveil a wall, they once again discover that they deserve nothing more than to be saddled with each other forever.

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 learns that she never got her high school diploma because she failed home economics during her senior year. Using her "life experience" as course credit, she takes the final exam with Kelly's class to get her diploma

Kelly gets a job as a TV weather girl, rather than go to school, which makes the Bundys happy since she'll be making more money than Al.

After being plagued by nightmares of feet, a beautiful woman asks Al to judge a contest at Gary's Shoes, whose contestants she "could never compete with". Meanwhile, Kelly tricks Marcy and Bud into thinking they slept together.

Peggy will buy anything at a yard sale, so when she brings home a boar's head, there's no more room in the garage to put it. So, Al decides enough is enough and he decides to have his own yard sale, despite Peggy's protests.

The Bundys decide to go for a drive - on Labor Day. They spend the better part of the holiday sitting in traffic, arguing with one another and picking fights with neighboring motorists.

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.

Charlie's big mouth and lack of attention to details gets him in couples counseling with his girlfriend.

Charlie needs Alan and Jake's help getting rid of the drunk, half-naked bimbo passed out in his bed when his girlfriend tells him she's coming home early from a funeral.

Charlie is so desperate to get Chelsea to return his accidental "I love you" and not lose control in the relationship that he is willing to propose to her just to make her say it.

Charlie has trouble trying to take care of Chelsea when she gets sick.

Charlie, Alan, and Herb commiserate with one another when their stupid decisions put them on the outs with their significant others.

Mitch and Cam help Lily overcome her insecurities about wearing a bathing suit to a pool party; with Gloria's new internship taking up so much of her time, Jay starts feeling particularly neglected.

Phil is determined to scare Claire on Halloween; Gloria feels self-conscious about her age when someone correctly assumes she is Jay's wife; Mitch and Cam go to a carnival after Lily decides to go to her first Halloween party alone.

Gloria uses her alone time with the twins as an opportunity to secretly baptize them before Haley and Dylan get home; Claire deals with the fallout from the smart closet fiasco; Cam feuds with his school's mascot.

Cameron and Mitchell's friends mistakenly assume they have split up; Haley attempts to cook Thanksgiving dinner as a thank you for Claire and Phil's support with the twins; Jay invites Phil and Dylan out to fly his model plane.

The Dunphy house is bursting at the seams when Dylan's hippie mom moves in and Claire's lonely stepdad, Jerry, wants to pay them a visit; Jay and Gloria attempt to help Manny get over his big breakup with Sherry.

Mickey and Alba chaperone Ben's school field trip to a trash dump; an unfamiliar young boy makes his way back on the bus; the two work together to return the lost child; Chip and Sabrina take advantage of Colonel's status as a veteran.

Mickey and the gang accompany Alba to church, after she admits she may have a substance abuse problem. When she invites her priest over for Sunday football, the Pembertons take a liking to him. Meanwhile, Ben questions his belief in God, forcing Jimmy and Sabrina to guide him.

The Mick ends up on the wrong side of a gambling bet with Chip and his friend. Jimmy collides with Sabrina over a love interest.

After Ben wets the bed at a sleepover, Mickey, Alba and Jimmy go to extreme lengths to have his reputation; Chips offers to help Sabrina get a fake ID in exchange for a night out with her and her friends.

Stuck inside the toilet of a train, Alba befriends a rat. Jimmy is shocked that his new friend is gay. Mickey and Sabrina spend the night in jail fighting. Chip severs his fingers. Ben and the Colonel take a stroll through town at night.

George Sr., Lucille and Maeby give honesty a try. Good news becomes bad for George-Michael. Michael remembers there's always money ... somewhere.

Buster's brief appearance in a TV weather report puts the Bluths back in hot water, but Michael has a plan involving his son's definitely real company.

As the trial kicks off, the Guilty Guys throw the family for a loop. Lucille learns surprising news about Dusty. George-Michael plots a distraction.

George and Lucille overestimate their new lawyer's expertise in the courtroom. Two familiar faces testify, and a video sheds more light on the case.

As the Bluths come together to unveil a wall, they once again discover that they deserve nothing more than to be saddled with each other forever.

Peggy learns that she never got her high school diploma because she failed home economics during her senior year. Using her "life experience" as course credit, she takes the final exam with Kelly's class to get her diploma

Kelly gets a job as a TV weather girl, rather than go to school, which makes the Bundys happy since she'll be making more money than Al.

After being plagued by nightmares of feet, a beautiful woman asks Al to judge a contest at Gary's Shoes, whose contestants she "could never compete with". Meanwhile, Kelly tricks Marcy and Bud into thinking they slept together.

Peggy will buy anything at a yard sale, so when she brings home a boar's head, there's no more room in the garage to put it. So, Al decides enough is enough and he decides to have his own yard sale, despite Peggy's protests.