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Noticed this yesterday. Tried to hit scroll arrow in bottom right hand corner and it’s partially blocked by the comment box. Extremely annoying.

The Bundys worry that Bud is going insane when he decides to build a portal in the basement. We are treated to various clips from past shows of Bud’s terrible luck with women.

Subplot: Al is tortured by an automated phone system. (Some things never change, even after 30 years).

Fun (or sad?) Fact: This is the last episode to feature the Grandmaster B persona.

Peggy accompanies Al to a basketball game and gets the chance to participate in a free throw contest to win $10,000.

Features cameos from several former NBA players (Vlade Divac, Clyde Drexler, and Xavier McDaniel).

Fun fact: Peggy and Al think they see comic actor Joe Piscopo at the game. He was often made fun of on the show. There is an unconfirmed rumour that one of the MwC writers worked with him on SNL and hated him, hence all of the jokes. (Heard this on Reddit, so take with a grain of salt).

Welcome to Season 8, everyone!

In the Season 7 finale, Al’s old girlfriend Coco (played by the unforgettable Vanna White) offers to buy him from Peggy for half a million dollars.

Fun fact - You can see Ed O’Neill trying not to laugh after Coco removes a piece of pizza from his chin and eats it. (See pic 8).

Not so fun fact - Show co-creator and producer Ron Leavitt left the series after this episode.

The episode that proves Al could never be with anyone else “even though she had more to offer than you in every possible way, Peg.” ❤️

When Al’s Dodge is stolen, he tries to scam the insurance company by borrowing various cars to try them out.

Subplot: Kelly starts collecting “Ks” in order to save 50k for her own car. 🙃

Fun fact: Peggy mentions that Kelly was conceived in the Dodge. This is eventually revealed to be true in Season 11.

Funner fact: Officer Dan has appeared in several episodes this season, including this one. His character would soon start becoming more recurring, starting next season.

Features the classic Chuck Berry song, “No Particular Place To Go,” which happened to be recorded in Chicago.