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Joe and Brian learn their childhood home has been condemned due to storm damage and all efforts to save it fail. The gang visits one last time before the wrecking ball flies, and they relive some childhood memories. … Continue readingThis Old House
A psychic warns George to cancel his vacation; Jerry is hit on by his neighbor's girl after the neighbor's suicide attempt; Elaine fasts. … Continue readingThe Suicide
Sam finds a way to get even with John Hill. One of Carla's sons decides to become a priest. … Continue readingMy Son, the Father
When Corky gets an invitation to a Barbara Bush luncheon, Murphy tries to scam her so she can get back into the White House, a placed she has been banned from. … Continue readingGuess Who's Coming to Luncheon
Julia delights in the opportunity to dote on son Payne when he returns for a visit — which Julia learns will be permanent. … Continue readingPayne Comes Home
Herman fills out an evaluation form for Mr Bracken which included some negative remarks. After realizing that his evaluation might have serious consequences on Bracken's career, Herman goes about trying to set things right. … Continue readingTo Err is Herman
Games performed: Storyteller, Film and Theatre Styles, Props, Alphabet, Hoedown, Audition, Helping Hands, Party Quirks, Musical … Continue readingGreg Proops, George McGrath, Ryan Stiles, Mike McShane
November 10, 1985: Joey Dinardo is a lounge lizard on the run from mob hitmen. When Sam leaps in, his ex-girlfriend, and former musical partner have found him, and now both are on a run for their lives from a killer who seems to know their every move. … Continue readingPiano Man
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– M. Piedlourde Donne Un Cuop De Pied An Ballon: Speaks for itself. – Scott's Not Gay: Panic! – First Time: Melanie has a date. – Bad News: He's kinda evil. – Poo Guy: Bruce is the Poo Guy – M. Piedlourde A Une Rende-Vous: Speaks for itself. – Victim: A guy who apparently wants to get beaten up. – Night Of The Cow: The story of the Night of the Cow. – M. Piedlourde Sur La Lune: Speaks for itself. … Continue reading#215