The Best Episodes Written By Bob Borden

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   #1 - Prototype

   S1:E13/27/2002

   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.

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   #2 - The Show Dyslexic

   S2:E310/16/2002

   George goes into denial when Max is thought to have dyslexia, and things only get worse when Angie suggests he may have it, too.

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   #3 - The Valentine's Day Massacre

   S2:E142/5/2003

   When George gives Angie a disappointing gift for Valentine's Day, Angie has a flashback to high school in the '80s, when George painted a great mural of her for the holiday. But when Angie takes the entire family to look at the mural - only to find out it will soon be torn down - the truth comes out about the origins of the mural.

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   #4 - George Has Two Mommies

   S2:E235/7/2003

   When George and Angie get into major financial trouble, Benny secretly asks Lydia, the second wife of George's estranged father, for help. Meanwhile, George does his best to obtain extra money-leading him to encounter some disreputable characters.

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