Add to EJ Playlist  Every so often, Al takes a stand. He always loses, but at least he's trying. Here he refuses to pay an erroneous phone bill and ends up losing his service, angering his family and friends, and prompting a visit from his, GASP, mother in law.

Add to EJ Playlist  Bud and Kelly are two solid reasons to never have kids. This time our favorite siblings' needs are keeping Peg and Al from attending a going-out-of-bu siness party at their favorite burger joint. No matter what happens, you know Al's gonna lose.

Add to EJ Playlist  Hey, hey, hey. Here's what's happening! Mama is accused of stealing a ring from the Turner home and loses her job as a housekeeper. Raj, Rerun and Dwayne set out to make things right. This gem lives up to the exclamation marks in the show's title.

Add to EJ Playlist  Every dog has his day, with one exception. The trouble begins when a crime in the neighborhood prompts Steve and Marcy to buy a guard dog. Al opts for a gun, and being who he is, it's only a matter of time before the two new purchases get acquainted.

Add to EJ Playlist  Well hello Pilgrims! Moe, Larry, and Curly find out what it's like to go to "The Colonies" and frolic with the natives. There's nothing PC here, but there's ...

Add to EJ Playlist  Arnold looses his doll and while he can't sleep, he can crack one-liners that get disproportionat e applause from the audience. Mr. D even hires a private det...

Add to EJ Playlist  Where's Judge Lopez when you need her? Mr. D finds a goldfish in his hot tub and Arnold is suspect #1. Willis insists his brother is innocent until proven gu...

Add to EJ Playlist  This Three Stooges minisode doubles as a college course. Curley teaches us, 1.) Never sell a controlled substance to a cop, and 2.) beer under intense heat a...

Add to EJ Playlist  Willis is talkin' 'bout a smack down. When Arnold drops a water balloon, Mr. D decides it's spanking time. But Willis invokes his brotherly right to spank. A...

Add to EJ Playlist  The Three Stooges hate kittens. Becoming fish peddlers, the Stooges lose their wares to some rogue kitties. Figuring that they should get the fish themselves...

Add to EJ Playlist  Only the Stooges could turn bombs into yuks in this minisode. After doing a remarkably crummy job of selling greeting cards, Larry, Moe, and Curly wind up in...

Add to EJ Playlist  Romance is in the air. Or maybe that's mutual disgust. In any event, old Mother Jefferson has found herself a man, and the two are planning on marriage. Geor...

Add to EJ Playlist  Here's proof ex-husbands aren't always bad. Cash is tight, so Mama decides to rent out a room. To everyone's surprise, ex-hubby Bill wants it. After loosing ...

Add to EJ Playlist  Nothing tests marriage like home remodeling. A tax refund has Steve and Marcy considering an addition to their house. Al pleads Steve for a pool room while P...

Add to EJ Playlist  It's all fun and games until someone gets Mama angry. Raj gets expelled for playing one-too-many practical jokes on Miss Collins, he tries to convince Dee to...

Add to EJ Playlist  Movin' on up has its downside. From all the stress of the good life, George has developed a stomach ulcer. Soon, Louise finds herself in the role of guardian...

Add to EJ Playlist  You get to hear the word "honkey" on TV. Fun. The H word comes out during an argument between George and Uncle Ward, who's paying the Jeffersons a visit. Geo...

Add to EJ Playlist  Dee's one-liners are funnier than Rerun is fat. Raj is hospitalized and when the gang comes to visit, Dee befriends the angry old man who's sharing the room....

Add to EJ Playlist  Mr. Drummond's mom is a piece of work. Within the first few minutes of her visit, it's obvious she's a racist snob, who just can't accept Arnold and Willis i...

Add to EJ Playlist  Schmoozing ain't easy. That's why most rich people turn to public relations people. Not George. He takes matters into his own hands and tricks a newspaper re...