"Married...with Children" Anthology Part 16 Quiz

Answer: Sues him

Al interrupts a burglar one night after Peggy sends him downstairs to make her warm milk. Al, who was half asleep at the time, mistook the burglar for Peg and rubs his bottom like he usually does to Peg. When Al wakes up more, he realizes what happened and punches the burglar. Al becomes a local hero until he the burglar sues him for fondling him and creating a traumatic experience.

Answer: Kelly

When the family learns that Kelly's boyfriend (David Boreanaz in his first role ever) is taking her out for her birthday, they also ask her to go to the movies thinking she will decline. But Kelly accepts and the family is forced to see a romantic comedy no one wants to watch. While at the theater, Kelly notices her boyfriend out with another woman.

Answer: He is unsatisfactory in the bedroom

Al fails to satisfy Peggy on several occasions and is further humiliated when Peggy tells Marcy about it. Al vows to get in shape but Peggy does not buy it and says it doesn't really matter. But Al insists as his pride is hurt. With Bud as his trainer, Al spends days in the basement working out.

Answer: A shoe store

Al only receives $12,000 and Peggy spends most of it instantly. He is forced to take a job at another shoe store where he becomes a manager. Al learns that this shoe store is for sale and wants to spend the rest of his retirement money on a down payment.

However, Peggy does not wake Al up early enough the next day and someone else already had already bought it. Al is forced to return to his old job at Gary's Shoes.

Answer: It really is stolen

Al wakes up and finds the Dodge missing. Because the car isn't worth anything, the insurance company will only pay out a meager sum. Jefferson tells Al he can also claim items that were in the car. Soon enough, the Bundys are claiming precious works of art, including the Mona Lisa, were in the Dodge.

In the end, the police find the car. It was stolen but the Dodge was in such poor shape, the engine fell out around the corner and the thieves left it.

Answer: No

In the previous episode "The Wedding Show", Bud unknowingly has an affair with his cousin's bride on their wedding day. It is a short time later and Jimmy has learned of the affair. However, his wife never tells with whom she had the affair with and asks Bud, whom he trusts, to figure out who it was. All the Bundys know it is Bud and Kelly forces him to be her slave in exchange for keeping quiet.

By the end of the episode, Bud is riddled with guilt and is about to confess when Jimmy stops him. Jimmy has found a new attractive bride and no longer cares about his ex-wife.

Answer: Vanna White

Coco is a famous cosmetics businesswoman who went to high school with Al and Peggy. Coco is know a millionaire and insists Al is the best lover she ever had. She offers to buy Al for a half million dollars which Peggy and the kids easily accept. However, when the deal is made, Peggy has second thoughts.

Answer: No

Al and Peggy attend a charity all-star basketball game where Peggy is selected to participate in a $10,000 free throw contest. Peggy is selected because she switches seats with Al at the last minute. Peggy stinks at basketball but all she has to do is a make a shot from the foul line. Al coaches her a bit but Peggy only narrowly misses the shot.

Answer: Mary Ellen

Al is contacted by his former girlfriend Mary Ellen, whom he has not seen in years, and she tells him she is having problems with a local street gang. Mary Ellen hopes that Al can frighten the leader Ray Ray away from her store where he often steals things from and takes free food. Al agrees to help but does not want Peggy to know he is helping an old girlfriend.

As a rouse, Al takes Peggy on a second honeymoon at a hotel near where Mary Ellen lives. He sneaks away and confronts Ray Ray and his gang in the street.

Answer: He is stuck on the phone

Bud falls into a deep depression after being constantly rejected by women. He locks himself in the basement and begins hallucinating. He sees a "cooler" image of himself and the two begin talking. No one else can see the second Bud. Peggy is worried about Bud's mental state but Al refuses to get off the phone because he has spent hours on it trying to buy car parts. Peggy recruits Marcy and Jefferson to help but they are of little use.