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Season 6 finale: Mandy job shadows Mike and causes a dispute between Chuck and Joe, but her conflict-resolution skills differ from Mike's. Meanwhile, Kristen and Eve invite Vanessa to their kickboxing class so she can blow off some steam. (Repeat).

Picking up a year after the sixth season finale, Mike and Vanessa eagerly await Eve's visit home from the Air Force Academy. Meanwhile Ryan's anxiety about current events leads to a shocking announcement. (Repeat).

Having avoided any sort of emotion after his dad died, Mike finally has the heart-to-heart with Bud that he never had while he was alive. Meanwhile, Kristin proposes a new business venture, and Mandy gives Kyle a makeover to fit his new corporate job. (Repeat).

Facing a corporate takeover, Mike and Ed disagree on the direction of Outdoor Man's future. Meanwhile, Vanessa is elated when she thinks Mandy and Kyle are trying to have a baby (Repeat).

When Adam notices his dad's increasingly forgetful behavior, he struggles with how to approach him to discuss it. (Repeat).

When Adam and Andi agree on a present-free Valentine's Day, Adam gives the gift he planned for Andi to his mother instead. (Repeat).

To prove a point, Cheryl doesn't talk to Jim for three days, and both find it valuable. Sally: Rosalind Chao. (Repeat).

Jim makes Dana's life hell after he learns she's having erotic dreams about him. Ryan: Mitch Rouse. Dana: Kimberly Williams-Paisley. (Repeat).

Cheryl encourages Jim to have lunch with his old college girlfriend (Linda Hamilton), who proposes they do business together. But Cheryl imagines that it's monkey business. (Repeat).

Ryan and Jim and their wives compete against each other to earn the mythical title of top couple in the eyes of the guys' visiting mother-in-law. Maggie: Kathleen Noone. (Repeat).

Jill's professor (Peter Michael Goetz) witnesses her insulting remarks about him after Mark records them for his student film. Gregory: Kyle Sabihy. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Mark: Taran Smith. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. (Repeat).

Jill and Tim clash over Brad's decision to play on his bad knee in hopes of wowing a college recruiter (Fred Sanders). Meanwhile, Binford strips Tim's set of contraband tools. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. Hennessy: Steve Vinovich. (Repeat).

Al's mother drops dead moments after he announces his plans to propose to Trudy (Megan Cavanagh). In the meantime, a Binford lackey tries to give the show a new edge by having Tim "blow more things up." Jill: Patricia Richardson. (Repeat).

In Part 1 of the three-part series finale, Tim quits "Tool Time," and Jill gets an offer that divides the family. Sue: Wendie Jo Sperber. Morgan: Danny Zorn. Marty: William O'Leary. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Heidi: Debbe Dunning. (Repeat).

Mandy dates an animal-rights supporter, who doesn't see eye to eye with hunting enthusiast Mike. Elsewhere, Kyle and Ed bond over their newly discovered shared heritage. (Repeat).

Outdoor Man hosts its annual employee sports contest, and Mike and Ed reconsider including Kyle on their team, fearing he'll hurt their chances of winning. Elsewhere, Vanessa attempts to clarify her unenthusiastic comments about her daughters' hobbies. (Repeat).

Mike's dad moves to town to begin building the new store, and Vanessa worries about Mike's health, fearing his father may unintentionally raise Mike's already-elevated blood pressure. (Repeat).

Vanessa is acknowledged for her volunteer efforts, but her good news is overshadowed by Mike, who then tries to remedy the situation. Meanwhile, Eve becomes apprehensive about starting high school; and Ed wants to use Mike as a model for an Outdoor Man figurine. (Repeat).

Hyde's father (Robert Hays) allows a kegger, and Eric comes home drunk; Laurie befriends Jackie and Donna, mostly for transportation. Rob: Markus Flanagan. Dean: Matt Battaglia. Laurie: Lisa Robin Kelly. Donna: Laura Prepon. Red: Kurtwood Smith. (Repeat).

Eric, Donna and ice fishing are part of Kelso's "master plan" to win back Jackie; Kitty tires of Laurie's lack of direction; Hyde and Leo have a close call with a cop (Tommy Hinkley). Leo: Tommy Chong. Jackie: Mila Kunis. Laurie: Lisa Robin Kelly. (Repeat).

Donna and Eric's tiff leads to a mutual withholding of affection; Red becomes nice after a near death experience; Kelso thinks he saw a UFO. Dale: Jeff Doucette. Tony: Jim Beaver. Leo: Tommy Chong. Bob: Don Stark. Red: Kurtwood Smith. Donna: Laura Prepon. (Repeat).

Fez struggles to approach the new girl in school; Donna wins concert tickets for a night Eric must work; budding cosmetologist Laurie practices on Kitty. Caroline: Allison Munn. Fez: Wilmer Valderrama. Donna: Laura Prepon. Eric: Topher Grace. (Repeat).

Adam is thrilled and honored to help Joe buy a new car but is caught off guard when Joe suddenly becomes irritable and the negotiations go off track. Also, Andi discovers Emme has been hiding a pet snake and has to figure out a way to get rid of it. (Repeat).

When Adam and Don realize they need to bring in more business, they film a commercial advertising their company. Also, Andi works up the courage to ask her boss, Bob, for a raise. (Repeat).

Sean and Claudia insist that Lily get a job after she goes on a spending spree with her emergency credit card. Elsewhere, Eddie fumes over a scathing review of the bar; and Henry takes energy preservation to the extreme. Curtis: Curtis Armstrong. Cara: Stephanie Venditto. (Repeat).

Lily persuades Eddie to find out what Dean's getting her for her birthday; Claudia wreaks havoc at a wedding reception after losing her glasses. Dean: Mike Vogel. (Repeat).

Brian's birthday is a bittersweet occasion for ALF, who realizes he'll never see his Melmac buddies or his girlfriend Rhonda (Lisa Buckley). Willie: Max Wright. Brian: Benji Gregory. Skip: Bob Fappiano. (Repeat).

ALF, upset that Lynn is spending time with a cute guy, writes her a poem, which becomes a song---and then a video. Scott: Kurt McKinney. Kate: Anne Schedeen. Willie: Max Wright. Brian: Benji Gregory. (Repeat).

Videos include: nervous bungee jumpers; fearless senior citizens; and some of the least coordinated pole dancers. (Repeat).

Poorly placed chorus singers, animal impressions, and clumsy dancers fill the countdown. (Repeat).

Home videos, documentary footage and other scenes of people and assorted pets.

Home videos, documentary footage and other scenes of people and assorted pets.

Featuring the best pranks on the street. (Repeat).

Sequel in which the bachelor fathers try to stop Mary's mother from marrying the wrong man. (Repeat).

A jealous and lonely Jim makes all the wrong moves when he believes Andy's found a new best friend. (Repeat).

Ryan is thrilled when Dana's pregnant, but Jim counsels him on how the hormonal changes will affect her behavior. Ryan: Mitch Rouse. (Repeat).

Murph convinces Oscar to try online dating in the Season 2 finale, which finds Oscar on a blind date with Felix's ex-wife, Ashley. (Repeat).

The Millers stage their own living nativity scene, but teamwork proves to be difficult. Meanwhile, Carol asks Nathan and Kip to stop fighting as a Christmas gift to her. (Repeat).

On Halloween night, Mike and Chuck work late to set up a security system at Outdoor Man and find the perfect target to prank when Joe arrives at the store. Meanwhile Mandy, Kyle, Kristen and Ryan hold a séance. (Repeat).

Vanessa wants to board a foreign exchange student, and Mike must work overtime to impress her father. Meanwhile, Kristen and Ryan try to remain cool when Boyd invites a girl over. (Repeat).

Vanessa's mother comes to visit and hits it off with Ed. Meanwhile, Mandy and Kyle tutor Boyd, but they may be the ones getting outsmarted. (Repeat).

Mandy nearly gives up on her dream of becoming a fashion designer when she is faced with rejection, sending her into a spiral. Vanessa is then forced to look back at her own career path, which stirs up regrets. Mike then steps in to help the women in his family realize their dreams. (Repeat).

When Andi gets Bev a spot volunteering at the hospital, Joe becomes bored and starts spending too much time with Adam. (Repeat).

When Andi and Adam disagree about Kate attending a dance with an older boy, Adam tries to outsmart Andi to win the argument. (Repeat).

Cheryl and Jim join other parents to preview a sex-education video for Ruby's class. But it has one big flaw: child actor Jim. Mrs. Miller: Kari Coleman. Jeffrey: Paul Greenburg. Ben: Barry Williams. (Repeat).

During the renewal of their wedding vows, Jim has an aural fixation with Cheryl's decision to let the girls get their ears pierced against his wishes. Minister: Loudon Wainwright. Vance: Max Lesser. (Repeat).

Jim and Cheryl try to beat each other to the "Ponch" when they argue whether they've ever met Erik Estrada (who appears as himself). Ryan: Mitch Rouse. (Repeat).

On his birthday, Jim sticks to his guns when he asserts Cheryl's presents are meant to make him something he's not. Kyle: Conner Rayburn. (Repeat).

In the middle of a three-parter, Tim prepares to tape his final "Tool Time"; Jill sets up for Al's wedding to Trudy (Megan Cavanagh) and begins to have second thoughts about moving to Indiana. Marty: William O'Leary. Morgan Wandell: Danny Zorn. Heidi: Debbe Dunning. Mark: Taran Smith. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. (Repeat).

In the conclusion of the three-part series finale, Tim tapes his final "Tool Time"; Jill sets up for Al's wedding to Trudy (Megan Cavanagh) and begins to have second thoughts about moving to Indiana. Marty: William O'Leary. Morgan Wandell: Danny Zorn. Heidi: Debbe Dunning. Mark: Taran Smith. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. (Repeat).

Tim decides to rewire the dishwasher against Jill's wishes and ends up blowing more than her fuse. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. Mark: Taran Noah Smith. Jill: Patricia Richardson. (Repeat).

Mark (Taran Noah Smith) fears he'll be traded in when he breaks a tool after Tim makes Jill take a hand-off-my-tools oath. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Al: Richard Karn. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. (Repeat).

On the first-season finale, Vanessa's sister visits the Baxters, and Mike assumes she wants a loan. Meanwhile, Kristin and Kyle end their relationship, and Kyle worries about how Mike will take the news. (Repeat).

In the second-season opener, Mandy prepares to vote in her first presidential election, and Mike and Kristin try to sway her vote in opposite directions. (Repeat).

Adam Sandler stars in a heartwarming update of the 1936 Frank Capra classic "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town." Sandler plays Gary Cooper's role, a kindhearted New Hampshire rube who inherits a fortune, then outsmarts some greedy city slickers in Manhattan. Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher, John Turturro, Jared Harris. (Repeat).

Adam Sandler scored another box-office hit with this raucous comedy about Sonny Koufax, a man who has spent his whole life trying to avoid adulthood. But when a little boy appears on his doorstep, Koufax is suddenly thrust into the role of a parent, and finds purpose when he fights for his right to adopt him. Joey Lauren Adams, Jon Stewart, Cole and Dylan Sprouse. (Repeat).

In this funny family farce, overworked executive Bob Munro persuades his wife and kids to give up their Hawaiian vacation for a road trip to Colorado in a recreational vehicle. (Repeat).

Wild bears are fed; a family encounters a monkey attack; and dolphins are impersonated. (Repeat).

Featuring a hard hat zone, a police force "protecting and serving" and being on the wrong side of a milkshake-making machine. (Repeat).

Lily is livid when Sean's windfall is spent on a classic electric guitar for him instead of a ski trip for her. Jerry: Hal Ozsan. Butcher: Raymond O'Keefe. Eddie: Kevin Corrigan. Lily: Lynsey Bartilson. Claudia: Megyn Price. (Repeat).

Claudia hopes a weekend trip with Lily will help them bond---but they end up returning separately. Mia: Rachel Roth. Cindy: Jamie Anderson. Room Service Waiter: Geoff Stultz. Businessman: Steve Tom. Claudia: Megyn Price. Lily: Lynsey Bartilson. (Repeat).

Sean makes a mess of cutting Henry's hair after taking too many fun detours en route to the barber shop. Tony: John David Conti. Ice Cream Guy: Eric Kushnick. Henry: Jake Burbage. Jimmy: Griffin Frazen. Sean: Donal Logue. (Repeat).

Claudia's vulnerable friend (Julie Claire) looks good to Eddie, but his history with her friends looks bad to Sean, who refuses to talk him up. Abby: Katy Selverstone. Father O'Connor: Sean G. Griffin. Margot: Sarah Devincentis. Melissa: Stacy Reed. Faye: Karri Bowman. Eddie: Kevin Corrigan. Sean: Donal Logue. (Repeat).

Sean's ill-timed catch at a Yankee game makes him a citywide pariah, forced to seek refuge at Claudia's bachelorette party. Melanie: Jackie Debatin. Faye: Karri Bowman. Brad: Bret Harrison. Cop: Erin Beaux. Dan: Van Epperson. Claudia: Megyn Price. Sean: Donal Logue. (Repeat).

Walt's birthday gift to Jimmy is a BB gun, which comes back to haunt him---in the posterior, a result of Sean's opposition to the "toy." Officer: Wren T. Brown. Nurse: Octavia L. Spencer. Kristina: Shannon Marie Woodward. Walt: Richard Riehle. Jimmy: Griffin Frazen. Lily: Lynsey Bartilson. (Repeat).

Jimmy's bully problem and Lily's pierced tongue are by-products of Sean and Claudia's long work hours for dream-vacation money. Sister Helen: Miriam Flynn. Kyle: Kevin Schmidt. Jimmy: Griffin Frazen. Lily: Lynsey Bartilson. Claudia: Megyn Price. (Repeat).

Team soccer losses take a toll on Henry, whose spirits rise with a win that comes with a little help from the referee: Sean. Frank: Michael Malota. Luis: Albert Gutierrez. Mary: Lindsey Parks. Wendell: Micah Stephen Williams. Coach: Kevin Brief. Henry: Jake Burbage. Eddie: Kevin Corrigan. Walt: Richard Riehle. (Repeat).

An invitation to Dana's coed baby shower brings a flood of criticism from Jim about the meaning of masculinity on a TV talk show, but Cheryl thinks he's all wet. (Repeat).

Jim tries to make a man out of 6-year-old Kyle by teaching him how to fight back against the school bully. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 premiere, Oscar faces a true dilemma when he's forced to choose between his romantic plans with Charlotte and helping keep a distraught Felix from completely falling apart after Emily decides to extend her stay in London. (Repeat).

Nathan tries to use his celebrity status to get his niece Mikayla into a popular school. Meanwhile, Kip develops side effects from his sleeping pills, so Carol and Tom agree to help him kick the habit by sleep-training him. (Repeat).

Kyle's first day in Outdoor Man HR is more than he bargained for when Chuck and Joe file a complaint against Mike. Meanwhile, Ryan finds himself in the doghouse when he, Kristen and Boyd take care of a neighbor's puppy. (Repeat).

Mike finds getting Ed a special Christmas present is easier said than done. Meanwhile, Eve returns to visit and Vanessa helps the family realize the importance of their long-standing holiday family traditions. (Repeat).

When Mike offers to take Boyd on a fishing trip, Ryan objects because the plans interfere with an existing trip he had made with his son. Boyd then insists the three take a trip together, forcing Mike and Ryan to get along. Meanwhile Mandy and Kyle play detectives. (Repeat).

Mike struggles to find common ground with Jen, the Baxter's new foreign exchange student, fearing she is being too polite with him. Meanwhile, Kyle and Chuck mess with Ed's ancestry results. (Repeat).

Adam attempts to organize a birthday dinner for Andi and he discovers that managing guests isn't easy. (Repeat).

When Adam and Andi lose footage of an intimate moment they accidentally recorded, they have to track it down before anyone can see it. (Repeat).

Cheryl's under the impression that she's going to a lingerie party, but what she winds up buying is unmentionable to Jim. Bernice: Laurel Green. Ryan: Mitch Rouse. (Repeat).

In his ongoing feud with a neighbor (Julie Newmar), Jim is far from the cat's meow when she accuses him of stealing her dog. Directed by Kimberly Williams-Paisley, who plays Cheryl's sister, Dana. (Repeat).

Jim's up a family tree when he meets the father (Joseph Bologna) who abandoned him as a child. Directed by Jim Belushi. Heather: Caitlin Dulany. Justin: Austin Majors. (Repeat).

When Jim's big mouth brings a neighbor to tears at a backyard party, he makes a vow to be more tactful in the future. Fay: Jill Holden. Bob: H. Richard Greene. Monique: Francoise Gralewski. (Repeat).

Tim's football fetish interrupts a romantic evening out, made possible by a last-minute baby sitter-magician (Eric Christmas). Rick: John Marshall Jones. Mark: Taran Noah Smith. Tim: Tim Allen. Jill: Patricia Richardson. (Repeat).

While installing a satellite dish, Tim picks up warning signals from a job-interview specialist (Sam McMurray) who is counseling Jill. Al: Richard Karn. Tim: Tim Allen. Wilson: Earl Hindman. Jill: Patricia Richardson. (Repeat).

The possibility of a mouse in the basement is a minor matter to Tim, but a snake is not such a Mickey Mouse deal. Stephen Root. Tim: Tim Allen. Jill: Patricia Richardson. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Al: Richard Karn. (Repeat).

After pandemonium erupts at a pizza-parlor, Tim promises Jill that he'll teach the boys some manners. Patricia Richardson. Randy: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Mark: Taran Noah Smith. Brad: Zachery Ty Bryan. (Repeat).

Felix gets back in the dating game with a fun-loving woman he hooks up with in a bar; at the same time, Oscar takes his relationship with Charlotte to the next level. (Repeat).

Oscar matches wits against a penguin in a TV segment that tests who is better at predicting the winners of hockey games. Meanwhile, Felix and Emily try being "just friends." (Repeat).