Over the years, the Bundys have taken on two incarnations of an annoying next-door neighbor, one cursed family trip to London, a mischievous second-cousin-once-removed named Seven, and all the while managed to keep the "fun" in "dysfunctional." This 10th and penultimate season of the groundbreaking and classically un-PC series brings with it a death in the family: that's right, Buck the family dog takes a trip to canine heaven. Never fear, though--his mind (and, therefore, his delightfully dry internal monologue) is reincarnated in the body of Lucky, the new pooch in town. But that's not the only guest in the Bundy household this season: Al's mother-in-law moves in, and while she may never be seen, she is certainly heard. Meanwhile, Tim Conway makes his first appearance as Peg's father, Bud makes an unsuccessful attempt to move out, Kelly accidentally invents a hair-growth shampoo called Bleen, and, with the help of his wide-grinned pal, Jefferson, Al turns NO MA'AM into a church in order to qualify for a tax exemption. The family comedy MARRIED WITH CHILDREN is as brash, offensive, and slightly surreal as ever with this 10th season of the show that helped the FOX network rise to one of television's most singular creative powers in the 1980s and '90s.

Oops! There goes the neighborhood - AGAIN! It's more hilarity with the Bundys. This season, Peg's mother moves in after leaving Peg's father. Al can't build a doghouse in peace. Sex distracts Bud from studying, and Al pressures Kelly into entering a bikini contest for the $100,000 prize.

1990s | Cult | Death | Families | Family Interaction | Live-Action | Made-For-Network TV | Marriage | Recommended

Genre:

• Television

Product Groupings:

• Closed Captioned

Product Seasons:

• Married with Children

TV Shows:

• Married with Children