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Despite Mandy's warnings, Andy plays snow football with Jim and gets injured.
Jim tries to be a cool dad to impress Ruby and her friends but realizes that she is just manipulating him.
When Jim is prescribed pain pills for a back injury, the family takes advantage of his unusually mellow mood.
God gives Jim the power to reinvent women; Andy asks God to make men more like women.
Jim tries to cheer up Cheryl by forging suggestive notes from the handsome water delivery man.
Taking an interest in health and safety, Cheryl sets new rules that cause Jim to feel stifled.
Cheryl and Jim's evening alone turns into an all-out food fight; Andy plots revenge on Jim for coaxing his children to play pranks on him.
Jim struggles to care for the kids and household while Cheryl is away, but several sympathetic neighborhood moms lend him a hand.
Jim asks Dana for help while Cheryl is away; Jim and Dana follow Ruby on her date with an older boy.
The Ghost of Andy gives Jim a glimpse of Kyle's future as a loser because of Jim's failed attempts to help his son during a softball game.
Andy's new metal detector uncovers Jim's long-lost wedding ring, causing a problem for Jim, who's been hiding the fact that he lost it for years.
Andy's attempt to sell a grill that Jim gave him a few years ago results in a wildly destructive tug-of-war between the two.
When Tim and Cindy Devlin crash Gracie's birthday party, they announce that they are getting divorced.
Jim finds Cheryl a gay friend that she can attend musicals with, so he can escape having to go himself.
Jim tries to sabotage the surprise 50th birthday party Cheryl plans for him.
An attractive woman's suggestion leads Jim to grow a mustache, much to the dismay of Cheryl, who retaliates by coloring her hair.
When Andy decides to learn how to dance for his sister's wedding, he turns to Jim -- a closet dancer -- for lessons.
In order to avoid going to an opera with Cheryl, Jim asks an elderly widower to be her escort.
Jim is dismayed when he has to drive Gracie to spelling bee tournaments all over the state.
Jim is shocked to learn that his recently deceased friend will be buried with a rare baseball card he stole from Jim.
Jim and Cheryl adjust the clocks to get the kids to bed earlier so they can have more quality time together.
Andy announces he is becoming a vegetarian like his new girlfriend; Dana becomes frustrated with her dream date.
Cheryl is hurt when her visiting mother gives Dana a family heirloom for Christmas; Ruby and Gracie think Andy is Santa.
Jim blurts out profanity while watching a Bears game, and it's repeated by the girls and their little friend.
Jim has big plans for Ruby when she is hired for a cookies advertisement.
Cheryl goes behind Jim's back and lends money to Andy for a down payment on a new condominium.
Cheryl gives Jim a revealing photo of herself as a Valentine gift, and he proudly shows it off to his friends.
After Jim says he once let Cheryl beat him at racquetball to win her affection, she challenges him to a showdown.
Cheryl tries to create a relaxed, low-pressure environment for Jim after he develops high blood pressure.
A night on the town turns into a disaster for Cheryl and Jim; Dana cajoles Andy into doing her delinquent taxes.
After learning that Dana earns more money than he does, Jim feels he needs to prove his worth to the children, so he buys them an expensive gift.