Al and Jefferson find a secret compartment in the shoe store filled with old 70’s shoes and make the shoe store 70’s themed.

Al looks through some old letters he never received, and finds out his driver's license expired. He has to go renew it, which would have been easy if Bud wasn't his driving instructor.

Kelly gets a job doing a beer commercial, but she gets a zit a few days before the commercial. Marcy and her women’s group protest the commercial, and make her do it anyway.

Bud has to study for an exam, but soon finds out Marcy’s niece Amber, who he starts spending time with mutually.

Peggy tries to get home, but there are train delays. In the meantime, Al and Marcy once again battle it off in a protest.

Al now wants the women gone from his shoe store, so he changes it into a men’s shoe store.

Bud gets assigned to the Virgin Hotline, and Kelly is never going to let him live it down, especially through prank phone calls. He gets a real call, and goes to the person’s house only to find she’s attractive. In the meantime, Peg and Al want to rent a movie, but are having a lot of problems with it.

Jefferson buys a Barbie doll for Marcy on her birthday, but soon finds out that the doll is worth $50,000. In order to get a replacement and the money, he asks Al for help, which means sleeping with Marcy!

Kelly auditions for a sitcom, but soon starts talking about her family, which becomes the base of the sitcom. The D’Arcy’s thought it was funny, but soon the sitcom mentions them too.

Al’s football team plays against their rival, but they don’t realize that the other team is composed of professional football players.

Al gets angry for the baseball league going on strike, so he and the other members of NO MA’AM make their own baseball league.

Al and his group decide to rebel when his favorite show, Psycho Dad, gets cancelled. They soon go to Washington D.C. to settle the dispute.

Al talks to the Senate about why his show shouldn’t be cancelled, but unfortunately fails. He does get to save someone’s life from a robbery, though.

The women go with the men to the nudie bar, and later end up having sex. In the meantime, Kelly gets a part in a weight loss commercial as the before side.

Amber thinks that Bud should help Kelly in her next commercial audition, where she must learn archery.

The Bundys go on a trip to Wanker county. They stop at a car wash where they find Steve, and soon find out that the car has been stolen.

In the 200th episode, clips of past episodes are shown. This episode is hosted by George Plimpton and you get to see the Married With Children set as just a Hollywood set and not the Bundy household.

It’s Al and Peggy’s 25th anniversary, and Al decides to buy Peg an anniversary gift. Unfortunately, Buck buries it in the backyard, resulting in a dig by Bud and Kelly.

Al, Peggy, Jefferson, and Marcy go on a cruise, but end up living with a bunch of fat people. Later, the ship begins to sink, leaving Al and the others on a lifeboat.

The Bundys and the D’Arcys are stuck on a lifeboat with Gilbert Gottfried and a fat woman, and Al is sent to get help.

Kelly is nominated Student of the Month at her acting school by Larry Storch, and they are going to perform the play, The Phantom of the Opera, together. Larry Storch comes to visit the Bundys, but Al is stuck selling shoes. When Mr. Storch visits the shoe store, Gary punches him for ruining her once, knocking him out. Al tries to fill his role in the play, but his plan doesn’t work.

Peggy seems to have a knack for Bingo, especially when she wins big in a game. In the meantime, Al and the other members of NO’MAAM decide what their official beer will be, and there’s great conflict.

Bud still can’t get anymore sex with Amber, so he goes to a lab, where he learns about cyber sex. He soon visualizes the perfect partner while having it, and the person is Amber. The real Amber soon learns about this, and she and Kelly plot to ruin the experiment.

Al and the Bundys make a film about shoes, and get $10,000. They are asked to do another one, which wasn’t as good as the first.

The cast discuss their favorite episodes which we see through clips.

The plot is mainly about Bud and his girlfriend April’s relationship. He asks her to go steady, but her other boyfriend asks her too, and they both fight for her affections. This is all done during Olvier Cole and Mark Campbell’s radio show at their school, where everyone hears in on their conversation.