Don’t look now, but Sam is becoming Samantha. Poor Tony. For someone who had his own talk show, he's a surprisingly poor communicator when it comes to the birds and the bees. If you were one of the millions of Americans who watched Alyssa Milano grow up on your TV set, this episode is a must.
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Eight years of sexual tension is enough. Believe it or not, Tony and Angela are finally getting married. While preparing for the big day, Tony gets an allergic reaction. Is it a reaction to Angela, or just an aversion to the Aqua Net in her bangs?
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Tony graduates from college and, like most people, quickly realizes it was pointless. After a fruitless job search, Tony finally receives a teaching offer in far away Iowa. Great. Now he has to choose between work and Angela. Thanks, college degree.
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You know what they say about long distance romances. Tony doesn’t, and accepts a teaching job in Iowa that will require he and Angela to take turns coming out for visits. It’s great for the frequent flier miles, but not so good for the relationship.
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Kids, while great tax deductions, can still be quite pricey. Samantha wants to go on a ski club trip that requires $250 that Tony doesn’t have. Unable to say no to his daughter, Tony comes up with some creative (i.e. lame) ways to get the cash.
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Mona’s robbing the cradle. You’ve got to feel for Angela when her mom starts dating a guy who’s half her age. Plus, judging from Mona’s bright new outlook, it’s pretty clear she’s been getting some. Stay tuned. It gets even more creepy.
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Tony’s a fountain of grand ideas. This week, he solves Mona’s apartment problem by suggesting she move into the loft over the garage. Isn’t that just what every adult woman wants? To have her mother living above the garage? What’s the issue, Angela?
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Wacky marriage proposals are risky. If you’re going to do it, drop to a knee and get it done. Leave the blimps alone. Angela refuses Tony’s blimp-tastic proposal at a Giants game, but he’s got a plan, and blimps are an easy act to follow.
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Some men are intimidated by successful women. Like that wimpy Harry Dolan. He’s cute, however, so Angela pretends to be a receptionist in order to get a date. Hello? Angela? Your conscience is on line one and it's been holding for most of the show.
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Sports, then women. That’s how it is with most guys. Angela hasn't figured that out yet, and when she brings her new beau around Tony, you can almost see the male bonding in the air. Of all the people to steal a boyfriend from Angela, Tony Micelli?
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Even Mona’s gall bladder can't stand her complaining. It hasn't been a good week for Mona. Her apartment caught on fire - forcing her to move in with Angela, Tony and the kids, and now she's in the hospital. At least she's finally off the couch!
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Hide the good silverware, here comes grandpa. When Tony’s father-in-law shows up out of nowhere and begins taking an interest in his family, Tony becomes a bit suspicious. After all, grandpa Nick has been acting a little strange lately. It's almost as if there's something very important...
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