As always, the hilarity ensues as Al Bundy (Ed O'Neil) and his fellow No Ma'am flunkies get into their hijinks. In "A Shoe Room with a View," Al and Griff (Harold Sylvester) entertain the thought of moving an exercise studio in next door to the shoe store, but all goes horribly wrong when the studio houses the oversized women that the two shoe salesmen are trying to get away from and not the gorgeous babes that they dream about. Speaking of, Al's dreams become reality (in a dream, of course!) when he becomes the owner of the famed Big 'Uns magazine that he so treasures.
When it comes to "big," Peggy's (Katey Sagal) gigantic mother (Kathleen Freeman) also moves into the Bundy household when she decides to break things off with her sweet hillbilly husband, Ephraim Wanker (Tim Conway). Ephraim also makes an appearance when the clan loses a live bear in Chicago, helping Al, Bud, and Jefferson to track it down but realizing that he's just not cut out for the big city life.
Jefferson and Marcy D'Arcy (Ted McGinley and Amanda Bearse) also get into the mix and Jefferson finds himself in the hospital trying to remove the tattoo that a not-so-well-spelling artist placed on his bottom. After the No Ma'am gang convinces him to visit the Nudie Bar while Marcy is at work the day of their anniversary, Jefferson wanted to impress his wife by tattooing her name forever. Of course, she didn't think much of the wrong name. Jefferson talks of the story to Kelly and Bud as they visit him in the hospital.
Bud and Kelly (David Faustino and Christina Applegate) also mix it up in one of the best episodes from Married with Children: The Complete Tenth Season. In "Spring Break," Bud and his three looser friends buy tickets to go to Ft. Lauderdale, FL to "get some" until Kelly and her friends seduce them into giving up their airfare. Jefferson and Al also make their way down south and are happy with hooters until Marcy and the four geeks drive down to spoil the surprise.
In all, Married with Children: The Complete Tenth Season contains 26 hilarious episodes that will keep you rolling for hours. There have been very few television sitcoms that have kept my attention as well as this series, and this newest 3-disc set won't disappoint.
