"Married...with Children" Anthology Part 10 Quiz

Answer: Stymie

Al's Uncle Stymie dies and leaves a half million dollars to the first Bundy male whose wife gives birth to a boy and names it after him. Al, desperate for the money, tries his hardest to impregnate Peg. Meanwhile, Peg is not interested in having a third child but enjoys the sex. She secretly takes birth control pills so she cannot get pregnant.

Answer: In the Bundys' backyard

After a drunken night out, Marcy wakes up married to Jefferson whom she barely remembers. They decide to have a real wedding but neither has much money so the Bundys decide to throw them the wedding in their backyard for cheap. However, Al and Peggy cut corners to keep as much money as possible. Meanwhile, Al learns that Jefferson is a white-collar criminal who has spent time in prison, something Marcy does not know.

Answer: To get the paperboy to toss their paper on the front porch

Kelly begins dating a Chicago alderman (city councilman) who is widely believed to be the next mayor. He gives the Bundys the full use of the city for their needs such as filling in a pothole in front of their house. Al takes this to excess and the neighbors start bringing him food in exchange for favors. Marcy and Jefferson want the paperboy to deliver the paper on their porch instead of the flower bed or birdbath.

Answer: Cheesecake

Buck befriends a female dog who is homeless so he brings her back to the Bundy house. The new dog is immediately well liked by the Bundys who continue to ignore Buck. Since Al says they can only keep one dog, the new dog tries to upstage Buck. Meanwhile, Al sends Marcy and Jefferson to Chuck's Cheese Bowl in rural Wisconsin so they can buy a cherry cheesecake.

However, the cheesecake isn't the right one and Al searches the world trying to find the correct baker.

Answer: Bathroom

Peggy takes a home decorating class and transforms Al's bathroom (the one he built in the garage) into a fluffy, pink woman's bathroom. Peggy refuses to turn the bathroom back to the way it was because her teacher and class like her work. Al is angered by this and he can no longer use the bathroom for personal reasons. He is forced to use the bathroom at the local gas station.

Answer: A trophy

Al takes a job as night security guard at Polk High where Kelly and Bud now attend. On his watch, Al's trophy from the championship football game is stolen. Al won the team the trophy after a controversial call and Al believes it was stolen by Spare Tire (Bubba Smith), his rival from another school.

Answer: Anna (Go With Him)

Al searches frantically for the name of an old song he heard on the radio but missed the name of. No one recognizes the song from only the few syllables Al remembers. Meanwhile, Kelly begins dating Vinny Verducci (Matt LeBlanc) who is just as stupid as she is and is the son of old friend of Al's.

Answer: It is seized by the IRS

Al gives Kelly his last $100 for a dress so she can audition for Miss Weenie Tot. This prevents Bud from visiting the White House. Kelly gets the role and is awarded a year's supply of Weenie Tots. The Weenie Tot company is holding a lottery contest where a lucky customer will win $50,000 if they have a winning ticket. Al and Peggy find the winning ticket but are ineligible to win the prize because they are related to Kelly.

They send Jefferson and Marcy to claim the prize which they will split.

However, Jefferson owes money to the IRS for his past scams and the IRS takes the money.

Answer: Hubbard

Kelly and Bud want to earn money for concert tickets. Bud elects Kelly to babysit (among other jobs) for the Hubbard Children. The Hubbards have seven small children who are very obnoxious and drive Kelly crazy. It is not mentioned in the episode but the credits reveal that each of the Hubbards is named after a month in the year.

Many of the Hubbard Children were played by the children of staff members.

Answer: Grifters

In this potential spinoff, Joseph Bologna and Matt LeBlanc play Charlie and Vinny Verducci, father and son. Both are worse off financially than the Bundys and attempt to work their way up in society by scamming the wealthy. The plan is to portray Vinny (who is not bright) as a well-educated young man so he can secure a high paying position somewhere or so he can marry the young daughter of a wealthy couple.

However, their lack of social etiquette proves challenging.