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Cheryl and Jim's evening alone turns into an all-out food fight; Andy plots revenge on Jim for coaxing his children to play pranks on him.

Cheryl and Jim's evening alone turns into an all-out food fight; Andy plots revenge on Jim for coaxing his children to play pranks on him.

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S5, EP13 "Renewing Vows"

During a ceremony to renew their wedding vows, Jim and Cheryl squabble because she allowed Gracie and Ruby to get their ears pierced.

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S5, EP15 "Mr. Right"

Cheryl and Jim get into an argument about Erik Estrada, and Jim sets out to prove her wrong about an incident involving the actor 10 years earlier.

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S5, EP14 "The Stick"

On his birthday, Jim accuses Cheryl of habitually choosing gifts intended to change him instead of to please him.

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S5, EP16 "Get Your Freak On"

Cheryl thinks she is attending a lingerie party given by Andy's new girlfriend, then learns the hostess is selling sex toys.

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S8, EP13 "The Cooler One"

Jim tries to be a cool dad to impress Ruby and her friends but realizes that she is just manipulating him.

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S8, EP12 "Physical Therapy"

Despite Mandy's warnings, Andy plays snow football with Jim and gets injured.

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S8, EP11 "The Daddy Way"

Jim turns baby-sitting into a sporting event by staging baby races where the fathers bet on their kids.

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S8, EP10 "The Meaningful Gift"

Andy tries to find a perfect birthday present for his girlfriend (Jackie Debatin).

Jim is a couch-potato dad and husband trying to achieve picket-fence ideals while keeping a firm hold on his manliness. His beautiful wife tolerates his childish antics because of his tireless loyalty to her and their three kids. Jim's penchant for taking the easy route in everything frequently backfires, landing him in comical situations.
Starring: Billi Bruno, Charlie Hartsock, Conner Rayburn, Connor Sullivan, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Garret Sullivan, Jim Belushi, John Rubano, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Larry Joe Campbell, Mark Beltzman, Mitch Rouse, Robert Belushi, Taylor Atelian, Tony Braunagel
Original Air Date: Sep 26, 2001
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
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