The Best Episodes Written By Carla Filisha

Mike and Molly gather with family and friends for a momentous occasion and reminisce about everything that led to this point.

Judy is excited to host Christmas in the Miller house for the first time, but her plans are scrapped when Bill's mom insists on having Christmas dinner for the entire family in her tiny apartment. Meanwhile, Linda's good deed for Christmas – making over her helpless co-worker – goes better than planned when her ""patient"" turns out gorgeous and lands a date with a rich lawyer Linda had her eye on.

The guys wind up in hot water after an ice fishing trip. Beau takes Brenda out to dinner, but Maggie's not far from his mind.

Peggy makes Molly do chores in exchange for sharing tantalizing stories from her past for Molly’s second book.

Mike and Carl go to couples counseling to try to reconcile their partnership. Also, Molly decides to do a promotional radio interview on her own after Peggy decides not to participate.

Mike blames Molly for Peg's heart attack following a heated argument and now Molly wants to make amends.

Peggy gets a big surprise when she celebrates her boyfriend's birthday.

Carl tries to get a date with an attractive woman (guest star Holly Robinson Peete) he meets at the diner.

When Mike encourages his mom, Peggy, to get a job, he never imagines how it will interfere with Molly's life.

Molly urges Mike to go to the doctor when she learns he hasn’t been in over a decade, on the 100th episode.

Molly brings home a pregnant former student she discovers is homeless.

Mike and Molly have to deal with several problems as they make their way to the altar.

Even while portraying Santa, Mike cannot contain his frustrations over Molly's Christmas spending and warns unsuspecting children about the dangers of maxing out credit cards to buy toys. Later, while Molly's family enjoys holiday festivities at home - complete with Christmas carols on Victoria's new karaoke machine - Mike and Molly get roped into spending Christmas Eve at church with Mike's mother and boss.

Victoria panics as her 30th birthday approaches, and drags Mike and Molly into her "life crisis".

Carl faces his fear of commitment when his relationship with Christina takes a serious turn.

When Joyce accepts an ex-boyfriend's dinner invitation, Vince goes crazy with jealousy.

Molly decides to throw Mike a birthday party to make up for the fact that he hasn't had one since he was 9-years-old; Samuel dates a girl he met online.

Carl and Samuel hope for a little luck o' the Irish when it comes to picking up women at their St. Patrick's Day party, while Molly does a little Erin go bragging when she tells Mike about some of her holiday shenanigans.

After learning that Joyce gave up her artistic talents when she became a mother, Molly decides that she and Mike need to pursue new hobbies before becoming parents, so they take up roller skating.

When Molly finds herself at a crossroads with her career, she makes a huge decision.

Mike decides he needs to live everyday like it’s his last after being shot during a robbery. As a result, he tells Carl it’s time for him to quit the police force.

Samuel wants to be a standup comic; Molly offers advice to Harry which leads to him challenging his protective mother.

Mike, Samuel and Carl go on a road trip to Memphis, Tenn., to meet Carl's mother.

Molly is ecstatic to be accepted into a prestigious eight-week writer's workshop, but Mike isn't thrilled about having his wife gone for the entire summer.

Mike smiles with joy after seeing Molly's advance check after she returned home from an eight week writing shop telling him she's been published.