Married… With Children: The Complete Series

Peggy forces Al to sacrifice a basketball game and spend a torturous evening in conversation with new neighbors, idealistic newlyweds Steve and Marcy Rhoades.

Peggy goes on a diet in hopes of rekindling the flame in Al.

Al shows up empty-handed to his sixteenth wedding anniversary.

When he hears a strange sound in the night, Al accidentally shoots the neighbor's dog.

Marcy and Steve can't resist giving Al's newly restored Mustang a test run - from the back seat.

Steve and Marcy decide to add on to their house.

When Peggy insists that Al attend her cousin's wedding, he protests and spends the evening with his swinging single co-worker.

Marcy convinces Peggy to get a job.

When Al and Peggy go away for a romantic weekend, Marcy and Steve volunteer to baby-sit for Kelly and Bud.

Steve sits in on a Friday night poker game with Al and loses his paycheck.

Al's boss is in a near-fatal plane crash so Al decides its time to get some recognition from his boss.

Al keeps popping up in Marcy's dreams.

Al is torn between honoring his commitments to his children or attending the final bash at his favorite hamburger joint.

Peg insists that Al have Buck neutered.

The Bundys run into a tourist-hating ax-murderer while on vacation.

A tourist-hating ax-murderer kidnaps Peggy while on vacation.

Al is suspected of stealing from Steve's bank.

Al believes he's been overcharged by the phone company and decides to take them on.

Peggy and Marcy drop in n a male strip joint.

Peggy and Marcy drop in n a male strip joint.

When his driver's license expires, Al's only wheels are those on a bicycle until he can pass the DMV test.

Steve is "adopted" into the Bundy family to help win a bowl-off.

After refusing to shave his newly-grown beard, Steve is forced to seek refuge with the Bundys.

Al tries to get Peggy thrown off their neighborhood baseball team.

Bud brings home a beautiful, homeless young woman.

When Santa Claus crash-lands in the Bundy's backyard, Al pinch-hits for old Saint Nick.

Al, Peg, Steve and Marcy re-live their childhood fantasies.

Al and Steve decide to exterminate a pesky field mouse without the aid of professional help.

Buck, the Bundy family pooch, mistakenly receives a credit card in his name.

All Peggy wants for Valentine's Day is to hear unromantic Al utter those three little words -- I love you.

When the Bundy family spends the night in Al's shoe store, Kelly is forced to be especially creative in slipping out for the night.

When Marcy accidentally dents Steve's brand new Mercedes, she finds it affects more than just his performance on the road.

Peggy and Al masquerade as Steve and Marcy on the game show "How Do I Love Thee".

Al wins some money but has no time to enjoy it because he's too busy hiding the loot from his family.

Peggy's family comes to visit.

Al and Steve's vacation in the great outdoors is ruined by female hormones and man-eating animals.

When Al finds a library book that is 31 years overdue, he decides to finally face the librarian who pegged him as a loser.

Peggy sees her idol, Elvis, in the sweat stains on one of Al's tee-shirts and decides to make money off the image.

While Kelly tries to score witha high school fullback, Al roots for the opposing team in hopes his old school record will remain intact.

Al sets out to fulfill a dream when he begins construction on his very own bathroom.

Peggy is so miserable when her favorite bra is discontinued, that Al is forced to find a replacement.

Al and Steve seek the counsel of a hairless support group.

While staying overnight in a motel, Peggy and Al discover that their most intimate moments have been videotaped by the management.

A gypsy fortune teller predicts disaster for Marcy and good fortune for Al, Steve and Peggy.

When Al's long-time barber passes on, he resigns himself to a future of beauty salon haircuts.

When the Bundy's receive a modest inheritance check they decide to splurge and eat out at an elegant restaurant.

Peggy is the hit of Kelly's Mother/Daughter Career Day.

Kelly must join the tap dance club or get kicked out of school.

When Peggy gets a job selling cosmetics and brings home more money than Al, he gets a second job to regain his self respect.

Steve is obsessed with the fear that an enraged driver may come looking for him.

Steve and Marcy return from vacation shocked to find a big hole where their house used to be.

Peggy and Al attend the Polk High School Reunion where Peggy is determined to win the title of Reunion Queen.

At their Polk High School Reunion, Peggy vigorously campaigns for the title of Reunion Queen.

Peggy brings the family closer to the poorhouse when she buys a home computer.

When Bud finds it difficult to line up a date, he resorts to the next best thing - a mannequin.

When Al decides the Bundy clan needs to spend quality time together, they pack up and head for the beach.

When a neighborhood peeping tom has taken a peek at everyone on the block except Peggy, she rectifies the situation by leaving him a ladder.

In honor of Labor Day the Bundy's have an old-fashioned barbecue - Bundy style.

Peggy wins a personalized workout with "the healthiest man in Chicago."

When Al takes Bud on a camping trip, Kelly plays poker with Peggy and the girls.

Stricken with a toothache, Al reluctantly visits a dentist for the first time leaving him in too much pain to enjoy the family meal.

Peggy is worried that Al is picking up more than a spare on his bowling night.

The Bundys take in a foreign exchange student and Kelly gets a run for her money when the student turns out to be a beautiful, sexy French girl.

Peggy sells Al's Playboy magazine collection to buy a good luck idol to help her win the lottery.

Al tries to cash in on his knowledge of the shoe business by starting a shoe hotline.

When Al's car bites the dust, he digs up his nest egg and heads for the auto showroom.

After Steve is fired, he plays hookey from his job hunt to go to the zoo with Peggy and the kids.

A rainstorm brings out the handyman in Al, who attempts to fix a leaky roof.

On Christmas the Bundy family is destined to go presentless, again

Al blows his only chance to give the family a Merry Christmas and is visited by a not-so-angelic angel.

Tired of being the sole breadwinner, Al challenges the family to find jobs and Kelly's talents land her the lead in a music video.

About to be audited by the IRS, Al has to come up with a quick five grand and decides to sell Peggy's hair.

When Steve dumps Marcy to become a park ranger, ever-supportive Peggy talks her into a Las Vegas vacation.

When Peggy and Marcy lose everything in Las Vegas, Al attempts to win back the money b going into the ring with a lady wrestler.

Bent on revenge, Bud makes a date with the girl who once stole his clothes and ran his underwear up the flagpole.

Much to Al's disbelief, Kelly becomes a cable TV weather girl and earns a thousand dollars a week.

Al's one chance at glory is to break the alley record at Jim's Bowlarama, but it's threatened by Peggy.

When Peggy discovers she never graduated high school, she joins Kelly's home economics class.

Al judges a beauty contest.

The Bundys have a yard sale.

Kelly gets sick and Al is forced to play nursemaid.

The Bundys get caught in Labor Day traffic.

Al cancels his auto insurance and the kids get into an auto accident.

Al's pride is on the line when his softball team threatens to bench him right before the league championship.

Peg meets a charming married man and his jealous "husband" shows up on the Bundy's doorstep.

Kelly sets her sights on becoming a car showroom model.

Al is visited by mysterious green creatures who creep into his bedroom and take his dirty socks.

A stressed-out Al takes up gardening for relaxation but ends up battling a pesky rabbit.

Peggy becomes worried when the neighborhood women suddenly find Al irresistible.

Peggy goes off the deep end when Kelly decides to leave the nest and get an apartment of her own.

Al and Peggy stand to inherit a fortune by producing another Bundy baby.

Marcy wakes up to discover a man in her bed and a wedding ring on her finger.

Buck, the Dog, fed up with the Bundy's neglect, decides to leave home and venture out into the world.

Al entertains notions of greatness when he discovers Kelly's new boyfriend is an influential politician.

Peg enrolls in an interior design course and chooses the Bundy home and Al's domain - the bathroom, as her first project.

The shoe store gives Al the boot so he takes a job as night security at Polk High School and comes face-to-face with his high school rival, who wants to even the score.

Peg and Al must decide whether to give their last hundred dollars to Bud, who's been selected a top teen or to Kelly, who's got a chance to become "Miss Weenie Tot".

Al enlists his "oldies expert" pal, Charlie to help him remember a favorite song from his past, while Charlie's son Vinnie falls for Kelly.

In the first of two parts, Al buys a shoddy air conditioner and causes the neighborhood to blackout, leaving the Bundys to seek refuge from the heat and their angry neighbors by taking up residence at the supermarket.

When the Bundys are evicted from their temporary residence at the supermarket, Al inadvertently becomes their one millionth customer and it's a battle between the Bundys and D'Arcys for the grand prize. Special guest Jerry Mathers plays himself as the market's embarrassed celebrity host.

In need of cold cash for hot prospects, Bud and Kelly find creative ways to earn money, while a disgruntled Peg shares an uneventful evening of videos with Al and the D'Arcys.

When Al takes the family on a road trip to a shoe convention in California, the Bundys discover a golden opportunity when their car breaks down in the middle of a ghost town.

The California Coast will have to wait when, stranded in a ghost town, the Bundys and the D'Arcys catch"gold fever" and become wary mining partners.

Buck the Dog has romantic designs on every bitch in the neighborhood, but dashes Peg & Al's hopes of becoming wealthy breeders when he refuses to court a pampered pedigree.

Al loses his television set on a neighborhood boxing bet; even so, he, along with the boxer's dad, advise defeated fighter Vinnie to marry rich and forget about a career.

Al is unpleasantly surprised when Peg announces she's pregnant.

Al decides to run away from home when a pregnant Peg becomes demanding.

Al builds a private clubhouse to escape, but discovers there are many miserable fathers-to-be who wish to join him.

Al discovers that Kelly's making money the old fashion way - hustling pool.

Al and Jefferson search for a "maid" while their pregnant wives are shopping.

Peg feels left out when everyone's attention turns to a distraught Buck.

Al gets glasses - and only wishes they were rose colored.

Al has a divine inspiration and feels it is his duty to manufacture and mass market "God's shoes."

Kelly has her five minutes in the spotlight when her public access show takes off in the ratings.

Kelly's talk show makes it to primetime.

Al dreams he's a private eye watching out for a beautiful heiress.

Peg sends Bud and Kelly to spy on Al when she thinks he's cheating on her.

Al visits his old high school sweetheart and relives his football glory days.

Bud will do anything for his woman - even if it means going head over heels.

Al lands a role in a commercial with Sugar Ray Leonard, Steve Carlton and Ed "Too Tall" Jones.

Al initiates his son into the realm of manhood when he takes him to the nudie bar.

The Bundys try to turn in Marcy's ex-husband, Steve, for the FBI reward money.

The Bundys take on all the psychic families of the region when Al takes over Jefferson's psychic prediction scam.

Bud and Kelly send their parents on a romantic trip for their anniversary, which no one will ever forget.

The Bundys are dumbfounded when Kelly is asked to join a group of geniuses.

Bud's teacher teaches him a lesson about the birds and the bees.

Bud tries to ruin Kelly's new job at the TV World theme park.

Al finds himself with the gas station blues when he can't pay his bill and is forced to work at one.

The Bundy's win a trip to England - with a deadly catch.

The Bundy's arrive in Lower Uncton, England, where the townspeople are plotting to kill them.

Al fights in an old fashioned joust to save his family.

When Peg's 5-year-old nephew Seven is abandoned at the Bundy doorstep by his loser parents, Peg and Al decide to keep him, much to their kids' dismay.

When Kelly's date gives her an ultimatum, she finds herself stranded but not alone on a deserted road 15 miles outside Chicago.

When Seven can't remember his birthday, Peggy assigns him one, selecting the next day, which also happens to be Al's birthday.

When Peggy panics over Seven's sneezes, she begins piling up medical bills, forcing Al to take on a second job as a "topless" bartender.

Peg tries everything in the book to renew Al's romantic interest in her -- up to and including promises of five-course meals.

Desperate for a date, Bud founds his own community college fraternity in his garage.

With the elections coming up, Al convinces his family to register and vote for the first time in an effort to stop a proposed tax on beer.

When Al can't afford to pay the bills, he convinces Kelly to get a job. Finding employment as a waitress at a burger joint, Kelly realizes why mother Peg has never worked a day in her life.

When Al wins a trip to Hawaii, he poses as an aging rock star to get into the first class lounge.

While shopping for a burial plot for the family, Al and Peg discover they don't have enough money, so they have to be buried in the same casket.

Bud's big plans to move into his college dorm are destroyed when Al and Peg manage to get their hands on his scholarship money and go on a shopping spree.

Al does his yearly pre-Christmas inspection of the family and can find they've done nothing wrong, which means he has to buy them presents.

As the Bundys prepare to attend their cousin Jimmy's wedding, everything begins to go wrong.

Al takes a fishing trip alone, only to have Peg and Marcy show up and spoil his vacation.

Kelly buys a motorcycle to put some fun back into her life, but disaster strikes when Al decides to take the bike out for a spin.

Peggy's unflattering cartoon makes Al a reluctant celebrity.

Bud goes on a dating game for "nerds."

While reading a romance novel, Peg fantasizes that she is a lady in distress and Al is the pirate who saves her.

Al becomes obsessed with his age after a theater cashier gives him a senior citizen's discount.

Al becomes a local hero when he stands up to a burglar.

Kelly gets an unpleasant surprise when the family takes her to a movie on her birthday.

When Peg complains about Al's lovemaking to the girls at the beauty parlor, he becomes the laughingstock of the town.

Peg spends all of Al's early retirement money and forces him to go back to work.

When Al's Dodge is stolen, he learns it is only worth $100, and he decides to add a few priceless items to the list of things missing from his trunk.

When Jimmy, the Bundy's relative, learns that his new bride slept with someone the day of their wedding, his temper explodes and a guilty Bud runs for cover.

Coco, a cosmetic millionairess and former girlfriend of Al's, makes a truly indecent proposal by offering Peggy $500,000 for one night of passion with Al.

Al gets a pair of tickets to a big basketball game.

When Al finds out one of his high school girlfriends is experiencing gang trouble in the old neighborhood, he enlists the help of his football pals for a confrontation.

Bud's latest attempts to impress women fail miserably, causing him such embarrassment that he confines himself to the basement.

Peg checks Al's horoscope and insists he's due for a stroke of good luck. But when good things actually start happening, Al gets a shrinking feeling that his luck won't last.

When Marcy's superiors at the bank ask her to deliver bad news at a shareholder's meeting, she calls a radio therapist who suggests she focus on sex to overcome her fear of speaking in public.

Al quits lending his car to Kelly and Bud, who take matters into their own hands and purchase one to share.

On Halloween, Al is left to face Death as Peggy and the kids are recruited to fill in for the Village People.

Al tries to counsel a new employee against marriage.

Al and his friends fight back against women's liberation.

Al and Jefferson avoid a theater event in order to go to a sports bar.

Feeling disenchanted and ignored, Buck runs away.

Al is accidentally circumcised.

Al misses the D'Arcy's annual Christmas party, unaware that he wasn't invited.

Peggy's birthday gift for Al causes quite a stir at the mall.

Kelly's boyfriend accidentally destroys Peggy's sofa.

The Bundy's and the D'Arcys go to war over a property line dispute.

When Al's old Dodge approaches the one million mark, the manufacturer offers to highlight it in a commercial--in exchange for a brand new sports car.

When Bud discovers a long-lost Valentine's card a girlfriend had sent him a year ago, he goes on a mission.

Al fights to keep an auto factory from replacing his high school football field.

Jefferson reveals his past life as a spy.

When Al's sarcasm costs him his prized parking space, he turns to a manly hero for advice.

To win a contest, Peggy must persuade Al to come home from work to engage in some afternoon hanky-panky.

After their television breaks down and Al finds a way to win a large sum of money to buy a replacement, he auditions to be a contestant on a new sports trivia game show.

Household chores threaten Al's chance to see a favorite old movie.

Al becomes an environmental hero and celebrity.

A football star's romance with Kelly jeopardizes Jefferson's lifesaving wager on a big game.

Al and Jefferson become vintage shoe entrepreneurs.

Al must brave the department of motor vehicles to renew his driver's license, but discovers that his fate lies in Bud's hands.

Learning that "The Avengers" episode they wanted isn't available, Al and Jefferson happily settle for "The Three Stooges" instead.

Bud is distracted by Marcy's sexy niece.

Al refuses to allow breast feeding in the shoe store.

Al's battle against breastfeeding lands him in trouble with the store's owner.

Bud is tapped to run a phone hot line for virgins.

Al must sleep with Marcy so that Jefferson can cash in her valuable Barbie doll.

The Bundys and D'Arcys discover a new TV show modeled afer their lives.

Al reunites his old high school football team to play the championship game that never was.

Al and his friends decide to remedy the professional baseball strike themselves.

Al and his friends are forced to take their wives to a strip club.

Al protests the cancellation of his favorite TV show.

The "NO MA'AM" men take their Psycho Dad protest to Washington, D.C.

Bud helps Kelly with a commercial audition to prove himself to Marcy's niece.

Al goes out of his way to help Kelly and meet his TV idol, Larry Storch.

Al's Dodge goes into the car wash, but doesn't come out.

Al and Peggy's plans and good intentions or their 25th wedding anniversary are upset.

The Bundys' and D'Arcy's Caribbean cruise is ruined when the ship sinks.

After the sinking of their cruise ship, the Bundys and D'Arcys are left to fend for themselves at sea.

Peggy is invited to play in a big bingo tournament; Al and his friends set out to choose "No Ma'am's" new official beer.

Kelly discovers she has a wealthy, but young, secret admirer.

Bud volunteers for a computer sex experiment.

Al's fraudulent lawsuit against the mall is jeopardized by his desire to win a bowling championship.

Al and Kelly make an award-winning movie about shoes.

Bud's chance at a steady girlfriend is jeopardized by the hosts of a popular college radio show.

In the 200th episode, clips of past episodes are shown. This episode is hosted by George Plimpton and you get to see the Married With Children set as just a Hollywood set and not the Bundy household.

The cast discuss their favorite episodes which we see through clips.

Al arranges for an aerobics studio to open next to the shoe store.

When Bud decides to move out, Peggy's mother arrives to stay.

The family tries to console Kelly when Buck dies.

Al and his friends turn No Ma'am into a tax-exempt church.

Kelly accidentally invents a baldness cure with some unusual side effects.

Al suffers public scorn when Peggy is declared a hero for taking out a pickpocket.

Bud takes on wrestler King Kong Bundy as his initiation into "No Ma'am."

Kelly's class reunion becomes the scene for an ex-nerd's revenge.

Marcy is determined to keep Polk High's new football scoreboard from being named after Al.

Al must prove himself a man so his father-in-law will take Peggy's mom back home.

Bumped from their fishing lodge cabin, Al and Jefferson seek revenge against actress Shannon Tweed.

Al forces Peggy's mom to get a job right before Christmas.

Peggy takes Al and her parents to a marriage therapy retreat.

To keep Kelly as a client, Bud sets out to produce a sexy exercise video.

In order to save his life, Bud must finish his exercise video on time.

Al uses Bud's class project to beat out a rival shoe store owner.

As Kelly and her friends trick Bud's fraternity out of their spring break in Florida, Al and Griff join Jefferson in Fort Lauderdale to judge a college co-ed beauty contest.

As Al prepares to cheat to see that Kelly is named Miss Spring Break, Marcy and Bud lead some burned fraternity brothers to Florida for revenge.

A Jefferson anniversary surprise is ruined when a drunken tattoo artist misspells Marcy's name.

To secure a big promotion at the bank, Marcy must first buy Al's car for her Japanese boss.

Bud's unauthorized use of the library threatens his graduation.

Al and Marcy clash over a doghouse for Lucky.

Al and Marcy object to Kelly and Jefferson appearing as a couple in a suggestive TV commercial.

A philandering delivery man's affair with Kelly causes problems with his own suspicious girlfriend.

Al helps Griff win a pair of tickets to the Olympic Games.

Al and Jefferson vie to claim the title of King of Practical Jokes.

Peggy's amnesia allows Al to mold her into the perfect wife.

Al and Griff try to blackmail their sweatshop-owning boss for a raise.

A killer storm strikes, leaving the Bundys and D'Arcys sharing a basement shelter.

When he starts charging Bud rent, Al is confined to the basement until he makes some much-needed repairs.

As he's trying to celebrate his birthday, Al is put on trial by a group of obese women.

As Kelly agrees to give up sex for a big TV commercial, Al teams with Officer Dan for an appearance on Cops.

Al struggles to find a part for his ailing car.

Peggy and Kelly team up as a singing duo for a talent contest in Branson, Missouri.

Following the death of his Dodge, Al sets out to get a new car.

Al's boss falls in love with Bud.

An untimely death threatens Al's Thanksgiving tradition; Kelly tries to stop a pet turkey from becoming a holiday dinner.

Al falls in love with a stripper, unaware that she's actually his wife.

As Al and Griff lose their jobs on Christmas Eve, Marcy and Jefferson's entry in a neighborhood contest is sabotaged by Kelly and Bud.

Al and Griff join Jefferson in the National Guard.

Kelly becomes a prima donna after being asked to fill in on a popular children's television program.

A party game sends Al and Peggy to a marriage counselor; Kelly squares off in the boxing ring against a rival actress.

When Al moves out, he and Peggy throw themselves into the singles scene, with widely different results.

While Al finds single life dismal, Peggy tries to land a new husband.

As Jefferson's worries about getting old Marcy forces him into taking a job, Al tries to cure Peggy's shopping addiction.

Al sells his soul for a chance to play in the Super Bowl.

Al and Griff trade the shoe store's inventory for a massage chair.

Al strikes up a friendship with Marcy's identical cousin.

Bud's prison pen pal arrives to rob the Bundys.

Al objects to Kelly marrying an armed robber, until he discovers that he's the heir to a family fortune.