Married... with Children
Season 4
TV-PG
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With a pay check that is lower than what the local beggar is earning, and with a wife and two children whose only interest is to rob him of his last cents, shoe-salesman Al Bundy is lucky if he can sit down in front of the TV with an ice-cold beer, or sneak out to the local Nudy bar every Tuesday night. Life isn't what it used to be when he was the star of the high-school football team, and when he scored four touch-downs in a single game.
Where to Watch Season 4
23 Episodes
- Hot off the Grill
E1Hot off the GrillOn Labor Day, the gender roles are reversed when Al becomes the loafer, while he forces Peggy to prepare the backyard barbecue for the creation of his famous "Bundy Burgers." But one of the secrets of their flavor is the ashes of Marcy's dead aunt, which Kelly stole from the Rhoades' house. - Dead Men Don't Do Aerobics
E2Dead Men Don't Do AerobicsPeggy wins a two-week exercise course with local TV personality Jim Jupiter, "the healthiest man in Chicago," which soon turns into a test of wills between Peggy and the TV aerobics instructor. Jim succumbs to Peggy's lazy lifestyle of smoking and eating junk food. When Jim Jupiter literally drops dead afterward, during his TV show, Peggy surprisingly begins to suffer from a rare form of guilt. - Buck Saves the Day
E3Buck Saves the DayKelly and Bud need to raise money for concert tickets for themselves, so Bud sells Al as a camping guide, and Kelly cheats at a poker game with Peggy's friends. With Steve and Bud along for the ride, Al has to take a bunch of kids camping and they end up stranded in the woods and only Buck can save them. - Desperately Seeking Miss October
E7Desperately Seeking Miss OctoberWhen a Playboy Playmate walks into Al's shoe store, he's eager to get home and look up her October, 1987 issue. But Al is a broken man when he finds out that Peggy has sold his entire Playboy collection to get money to buy a good luck charm to win the lottery. The ghost of Al's father later appears and convinces him to get some self-respect. - Oh, What a Feeling
E9Oh, What a FeelingWhen the Dodge finally gives its death rattle, Al digs up his secret car-fund shoe box and trades the Dodge for a ride to the local dealership. When Bud opens the shoe box, he finds not $5,000, but a mere $800... and a red hair. Al spends the rest of the episode trying to buy something that goes "vroom!" - Who'll Stop the Rain
E13Who'll Stop the RainAl desperately tries to fix the house's leaking roof during a rainstorm. But each time Al falls off the roof, it makes Peggy and the kids wonder if he's too stupid or too cheap to call a roofer to do the job. Meanwhile, Steve lands another job, at a pet store, and Marcy suffers side effects after being bitten by a venomous "Peruvian Devil Gerbil." - You Gotta Know When to Fold 'Em (1)
E16You Gotta Know When to Fold 'Em (1)Steve is history after he okays a divorce from Marcy and leaves her in the middle of the night, leaving behind a note saying that he has gone to become a park ranger at Yosemite National Park. While Bud unsuccessfully tries to score with man-less Marcy, Peggy talks her into a "just girls" vacation to Las Vegas, where they lose $5,000 of Al's money. - You Gotta Know When to Fold 'Em (2)
E17You Gotta Know When to Fold 'Em (2)Al and the kids travel to Las Vegas to try to get the ladies out of the hole they are in. After an unsuccessful attempt to win their money back at the roulette table, Al agrees to try to win $10,000 by staying three minutes in the ring with GLOW wrestler "Big Bad Mama", a huge monster of a woman. - What Goes Around Came Around
E18What Goes Around Came AroundAl is excited when he's asked to speak at the Polk High Homecoming Dance. At the dance, while Al rants on and on about the unhappily married man, Peggy finds herself being wooed by a teacher, Kelly is trying to please two dates and Bud is plotting revenge against his date, Heather McCoy, who humiliated him years earlier by running his underwear up a flagpole. - Rain Girl
E21Rain GirlWhen Kelly realizes that she's not intelligent or literate enough to attend college, she takes a job at a TV station, where she quickly moves from intern to a $1,000-a-week weather bunny. The current weatherman storms off and Kelly, with her new manager, Al, gets a $250,000-a-year contract offer.
