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Earl gets a taste of what it's like to teach juvenile delinquents when he asks his old high school teachers to help him get his G.E.D.. ...

Hal feels betrayed when his friend Trey charges $2,000 to fix Hal's tooth; Malcolm and Dewey find a new mattress; and Reese teaches Lois how to ride a bike. ...

Lois returns to work at the market as a probationary employee and takes offense at the racist advertising standee for malt liquor. She hopes Malcolm will see her point of ...

Chip Baskets has a dream: become a classically trained French clown in Paris. Things don't go as well as he'd like, though, largely because of an impenetrable language ba ...

Martha removes her cast; others move on in different ways. ...

Flammable carpets become a headache for Ken and Christine. ...

Dale orders a cheeseburger at a Chinese restaurant. ...

Martha drinks too much sherry and ruins the pot roast. ...

Chip looks for a place to live. ...

Susan nearly kills Ronald Reagan. ...

A family game of hungry hungry hippos ends in tragedy. ...

Chip debuts his newest clown character Dill Pickles at Martha's surprise 50th birthday party. Ken returns to repair the relationship with the family, strained because Chr ...

Chip sees a homeless person in a library. ...

Christine and Martha listen to harp music at brunch. ...

Christine learns on Thanksgiving day that the rodeo is being sued by her own son, Dale. Christine begins to feel down and out until Chips French clown friends arrive to b ...

Chip incorporates a San Joaquin Valley earthiness into his clown routine. ...

Christine eats a carrot. ...

Chip learns how to transfer a call. ...

From the sale of her mother's home, Christine buys the rodeo lock, stock, and barrel. ...

Christine tries a Denver omelet in Denver. ...

Chip laments Ronald Reagan giving up his acting career for a desk job. ...