Over the years the Bundys have taken on two incarnations of an annoying next-door neighbor, one cursed family trip to London, and an adopted, mischievous second cousin once removed named Seven - and managed to keep the "fun" in "dysfunctional" all the while.

At the start of this ninth season of the groundbreaking-for-its-time, now-classically un-PC series, Al Bundy and his wide-grinned pal Jefferson discover a trove of old shoes from the 1970s, which sparks a lucrative nostalgia boom at the shoe store. Later, in a two-episode story arc, it's a protest-off when Marcy is up in arms over Al's banishing of a breast-feeding mother from the shoe store, eliciting a counter response from his trusty NO MA'AM organization. Meanwhile, Kelly has a bout with truth serum-tinged insect bites before becoming the new spokesperson for a beer company, and Bud must act as Al's driving instructor when the old man is forced to renew his driver's license. After Peggy finally returns home from a long trip, the Bundys and the D'Arcys head out together on a Caribbean cruise.

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