The Worst Episodes of George Lopez

Max gets an incredibly sexy new tutor and Carmen has dating troubles with Jason, subsequently resulting in the house turning into a teenage angst.

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George turns the garage into a business place for Angie.

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George tries to relive his high-school days by teaching Max to play the guitar. But George wishes he could take it all back when Max moves on without him and joins a rock band.

Director: Andy García

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George, upset about being publicly humiliated at work, downs a shot of liquor along with the worm in it and hallucinates that he and Ernie are gay and about to be married to each other.

Director: George Lopez

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When Angie gets concerned about losing her looks, George asks his gorgeous young niece to tone down her sex appeal.

Director: Bob Koherr

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When well-liked George becomes the first guy to be promoted from the assembly line to plant manager at a Los Angeles airplane parts factory, his life becomes a little more complicated. His pal Ernie and former compadres on the plant floor tease him about joining management. George's first test in the new position is to terminate one employee. He must choose either his acerbic line-inspector mother, Benny, or Ernie. George's hardworking and patient wife, Angie, copes with Benny's constant wisecracks and cares for the couple's kids, precocious 9-year-old Max and 13-year-old Carmen, who is dealing with the traumas of being a teenager.

Director: Barnet Kellman

Writer: George Lopez, Bruce Helford, Bob Borden

George worries about Carmen when she brings a boy home for the first time. He persuades Max to spy on them, but despite finding no impropriety, George threatens Duncan, embarrassing Carmen. Later, George replies to instant messages on Carmen's computer, pretending to be her. Although this infuriates both Carmen and Angie when they find out, George then goes to a party and further humiliates Carmen with his overprotectiveness. Finally, Carmen sadly ends the relationship with Duncan, not because of her father, but because Duncan tried to pressure her into having sex too soon. Carmen forgives George, who realizes that she is more responsible than he thought.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Dailyn Rodriguez

The Lopez family finds out that Benny's estranged brother, Uncle Joe is dying. George and Angie convince Benny to reconcile with Uncle Joe-but Benny's more interested in getting Joe's Super Bowl tickets. Meanwhile, since Benny never taught George how to cope with death when he was younger, he has difficulty attending the funeral.

Director: Amanda Bearse

Writer: Rachel Sweet

The family's new neighbor decorates his front lawn with an offensive art display; an old friend takes an interest in George and Angie's niece.

Director: Sheldon Epps

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When things get tough for George, he drops out of school. He tries to keep it a secret from his wife and kids but his professor drops by for an uninvited visit.

Director: Bob Koherr

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"100th Episode" George takes over planning a wedding for one of Angie's rich clients (Eva Longoria) in order to prove he can do her job better than she can.

Director: Katy Garretson

Writer: George Lopez

George's poor memory comes back to haunt him when Angie's mother passes away.

Director: Sheldon Epps

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When Carmen's school refuses to let her back in, the recently laid-off Angie agrees to home school her. But the money cut also forces a postponement of George and Angie's wedding.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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George is nervous to tell Ernie that his new pregnant girlfriend may not have been faithful to him.

Director: Gerry Cohen

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When an old flame of Angie's moves back to town to become a news anchor, George becomes jealous with her giddy excitement over him. But George comes to find out that Angie has not told him the whole story about this former boyfriend.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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Disaster strikes when George's mom forgets about a lit cigarette. Carmen is determined to marry her boyfriend Jason and have a baby, much to George and Angie's dismay.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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George and Angie compete to see who does more work in their marriage and at home.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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When the love of Benny's life Wayne returns to town, George builds a web of lies to keep them from reuniting.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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When Powers Aviation institutes a smoking ban, Benny's nicotine withdrawals drive George to self destructive behavior back.

Director: Sheldon Epps

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Vic reigns fatherly love so George will play in a father-son golf tournament against his long time rival and his son, Tony.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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Max goes to work with his dad to learn how important an education is.

Director: Joe Regalbuto

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Carmen goes into a funk after her best friend moves away; George is ordered to fire a worker with calamities in his personal life.

Director: Philip Charles MacKenzie

Writer: Jim Hope

George uses a fake wedding for his boss as a cover to renew his vows with Angie, but with Angie planning the fake wedding, she begins to ask too many details.

Director: Bob Koherr

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George and Angie's practical jokes are funnier and scarier than ever as Halloween approaches, but as Benny's abusive comments and behavior grow worse, George finds it impossible to laugh things off and threatens to make some big changes.

Director: Bob Koherr

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George tries to teach his niece the meaning of a dollar by making her work at the factory.

Director: Bob Koherr

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