Stacie Lipp
Kelly buys a motorcycle and Al is the only one worried about it, while Marcy cheerfully encourages him to ride it himself as recklessly as possible. Bud signs up to pose nude at an all-girls art school. Al’s shoe store story this week is one of the series’ best.
Al’s favorite Western star dies and Al buys the cemetery plot next to him, which Peg takes as a personal affront. The funeral director’s prices are the obstacle. Meanwhile Seven has quietly moved in with Marcy and Jefferson, who want somebody to come and get him.
A two cent tax on beer is on the ballot, and Al Bundy becomes a political activist for the first and only time. Marcy runs her own campaign by giving the Bundys lawn signs for causes she opposes. Jefferson explains his qualifications to be First Lady. The tax passes anyway.
The Bundys run up a bill at the Savoy on the village’s money and take in the sights, then head out to Lower Uncton without Kelly, who stays in London. She finds out her family is in danger and has to reach a village nobody has heard of. Part two of three.
Al takes his yearly vacation, which means sitting on the couch with rented videotapes and a series of hats, pretending to be abroad. Kelly gets a job at a television history park and becomes an on-site bug-killing personality called The Verminator. Jefferson, meanwhile, keeps being mistaken for someone children have seen on The Love Boat.
Al comes home happy three days in a row, which Peg finds alarming. The cause is a woman who has been flirting with him at the shoe store all week. Peg sends Bud and Kelly to spy on him, and Al is forced to choose. Jessica Hahn guest stars.
Marcy discovers that Jefferson never paid for her storage locker and that her childhood furniture has been auctioned off, so she drags Peg out to find it. Back at the house, Al, Bud and Kelly hold a formal Anti-Baby Meeting with minutes and a roll call.
Al and Peg face off against Marcy and Jefferson in the supermarket shopping spree, with Al competing in a homemade armored shopping cart he calls the Cart of Death. Meanwhile Bud and Kelly spend the episode harassing Jerry Mathers. Conclusion of a two part story.
Peg signs up for an interior design course and her first assignment is to redecorate one room of the house. She picks the one bathroom Al considers his own, and she does it in pink. Al faints, regroups, and launches a campaign to take it back.
Al and Kelly both fake illness to avoid visiting Peg’s mother, which leaves the two of them alone in the house for a week. Then Kelly actually gets sick and Al has to look after her. Pamela Anderson appears in one of Al’s fantasies, and the four touchdowns get mentioned for the first time.
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