Jennifer Echols
Al insults a customer on his birthday and is tied to a chair in the shoe store and tried for Crimes Against Obesity. The prosecution’s evidence is archive footage of things he actually said across ten seasons. Peggy takes the stand to help, which does not help.
Bud is fired from the Department of Vehicle Services and ends up apprenticing as a chimney sweep. Al, meanwhile, talks Gary into opening an aerobics studio next door and drills peepholes through the shoe store wall. The clientele is not what he had in mind.
Kelly’s film school assignment becomes a short called Shoes, which Al helps make and which wins ten thousand dollars of arts funding. His follow-up is cast entirely with bikini models. Marcy brings an alderman to the shoe store to stop it.