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

Mia quits her job; Shel is auctioned at a hospital fund raiser.

Kenny's ""cardiac event"" inspires Beth to change the Barrys' eating habits -- and to drag Dave to a shady lawyer in order to draft a new will.

Dave plugs his new book in Hollywood, along with a starstruck Shel, whose Tinseltown experience dims after a spat with Carly.

Dave and Beth's risky land investment goes to pot, so to speak, when they discover marijuana growing on the site.

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

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

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

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

The Barrys are enchanted with their new French exchange student -- even after a little misunderstand involving Willie's pet rabbit, which she naturally views as potential dinner.

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Kenny dumps Julie, but Dave and Beth must break the news to her, which leaves Julie wanting to be ""near family"" -- by moving next door to the Barrys.

The Barrys and friends take a ride down memory lane as Dave debates whether to sell his 1965 Mustang; Tommy and Willie scheme to augment their allowance.

Everyone has the flu.

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

Dave and Kenny take Shel to a singles bar.

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.

Tommy's treehouse allows a view of the neighbours' bedroom.

Dave learns about the downside of bachelor life when a quarantine forces him to spend a few days with Kenny; meanwhile, Beth's sister stays with the Barrys after leaving her husband.

The Barrys' dinner party is even worse than Dave and Beth anticipated, as Shel tries to break up with his girlfriend, and Kenny and Julie desert the party to spend some quality time together.

Dave abandons the long-standing Barry tradition of not celebrating Valentine's Day when he decides to purchase a romantic -- and costly -- gift.

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

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

A night at the movies finds Dave and Beth trying not to interfere with Tommy's first date - and Kenny trying to convince friends that he's meeting Emma Samms there.

Dave certainly gets no satisfaction from his search for Rolling Stones tickets. Meanwhile, Mia runs the first draft of her children's book by a tough critic -- Willie.