The season also includes the cancellation of Psycho Dad, Bud getting a job as a driving examiner and the first appearances of shoe store owner Gary (who turns out to be a woman), Marcy's niece Amber and reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Hoya Cardinal.

Meanwhile, Kelly gets stung multiple times while filming a Verminator commercial, the effects of which acts as a truth serum, making her reveal what she really thinks about herself and her family.

Due to Peggy's negligence, Al's driver's license has expired and he has to take the test again—with Jefferson's help.

Al and Jefferson order tapes of Avengers with Emma Peel from Home Shopping Network.

Bud needs some quiet time to study for a scholarship exam, so he goes to Al's shoe store and then back home.

Bud is put in charge of a hotline service catering to virgins who feel tempted to have sex before they're ready.

In this self-referential episode, Kelly pitches her family's and neighbors' quirks and vices as a new premise for a Fox sitcom.

Features guest appearances by MLB players Mike Piazza (L.A. Dodgers), Bret Saberhagen (New York Mets), Danny Tartabull (New York Yankees), Frank Thomas (Chicago White Sox), Dave Winfield (Minnesota Twins), and MLB player-turned-sportscaster Joe Morgan.

Al plots to take the women there only on Thursdays which is A-Cup Night, so that the men will not get aroused or excited by the small-breasted strippers.

Marcy arrives at the radio station looking for April (Keri Russell), a new bank employee who is romantically entangled with both Bud and a giant Russian basketball star named Nikolai.

Kelly gets a secret admirer who turns out to be a wealthy but spoiled 12-year-old boy who blackmails her into accompanying him to his prom at his elementary school.

The DVD was first released in Australia on October 22, 2008 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, without any bonus features.