Dave volunteers to help coach his older son's soccer team.

Beth buys a security system after Shel's van is stolen.

Everyone has the flu.

On their 14th anniversary, Beth and Dave finally decide to have a romantic celebration alone.

The dog eats Tommy's homework -- which happens to be a frog; and Kenny tries to get Dave to buy more life insurance from the agent he's dating.

Willie loses a tooth before the tooth fairy can collect it; Kenny persuades Dave to lie to an insurance adjuster.

A weekend trip to Walt Disney World turns ugly.

In the middle of a heat wave, Beth tries to help Dave set up his fax machine and ends up blowing out the air conditioner.

Tommy is crushed when Dave tries to overcome writer's block by writing a column about Tommy's crush on a girl at school.

An attempt to set Kenny up with Beth's friend Rita backfires.

Beth's mother visits, bearing an unusual Christmas gift.

The eccentric owner of a hardware store throws a monkey wrench into Dave's plans to fix a broken door when he tells Dave that the Barry house is haunted.

Pandemonium reigns at the Barry house before Christmas as Beth contemplates returning to work; Dave has to take a driving test; and both desperately search for a toy for Willie. (Part 1 of 2)

Through a series of mishaps, the Barrys are reminded of the true meaning of Christmas. (Part 2 of 2)

Dave gets into a heap of trouble after he writes a derogatory column about used-car salesmen.

Dave does not approve when Shel suddenly decides to sell his house, buy a boat and sail the Caribeean.

Valentine's Day finds Tommy happy about getting a card from a girl he likes; and Shel on his first date since his divorce.

Dave and Kenny take Shel to a singles bar.

Dave and Beth try to spend a romantic weekend away from the boys.

After Beth goes back to work at her teaching job, Dave learns a lesson about housework.

Dave is offended when Willie's kindergarten teacher suggests that Willie be held back a year.

If ever Beth would leave Dave when he's sick, it would be to see the musical ""Camelot"" -- or to attend the funeral of an aunt she barely knew.

Shel must spend the weekend with his ex-wife and her boyfriend.