Ep 12. Friends Don't Let Friends Marry Drunks

George Lopez season 4 episode 12 is titled "Friends Don't Let Friends Marry Drunks". This episode revolves around the Lopez family as they prepare for their friend's wedding.

The episode starts with George and Angie excited to attend their friend's wedding, but their excitement quickly turns to concern when they realize that the groom-to-be, Max, has a serious drinking problem. George and Angie, who are both recovering alcoholics, cannot stand to watch their friend make a terrible mistake. They decide to do everything in their power to stop the wedding before it's too late.

George and Angie try to intervene by talking to Max's fiancée, Marisol, about his drinking problem, but she brushes them off and insists that Max doesn't have a problem. Meanwhile, Max continues to drink heavily and make a fool of himself at the wedding rehearsal.

George and Angie are not the only ones who are worried about Max's drinking. Vic, George's friend and Max's best man, is also concerned and agrees to help them stop the wedding. Together, they come up with a plan to convince Max to get help for his addiction before it's too late.

The day of the wedding arrives, and Max is completely drunk. He stumbles down the aisle, slurring his vows and embarrassing himself in front of everyone. George and Angie decide that they can no longer stand by and watch their friend ruin his life.

In a heartfelt speech, George confesses that he and Angie are both recovering alcoholics and knows firsthand the damage that addiction can cause. He urges Max to get help for his drinking problem and not let it destroy his life and his relationship with Marisol.

Thanks to George's intervention, Max agrees to seek help for his addiction, and the wedding is called off. While Max and Marisol's relationship is uncertain, George and Angie are content knowing that they did everything they could to help their friend.

Overall, "Friends Don't Let Friends Marry Drunks" is a funny and heartwarming episode that highlights the importance of friendship and intervention. It's a reminder that sometimes, tough love is the best kind of love.