Ep 11. Eatin' Out

Al Bundy and his family are back in an all-new episode of Married… with Children, as they navigate their way through the ups and downs of their dysfunctional lives. In this episode, titled Eatin' Out, the Bundys find themselves in a fancy restaurant for a special occasion, but things quickly take a turn for the worse.

It all starts when Peggy convinces Al to take her out for a night on the town. She has her sights set on a new restaurant in town called "The Gourmet Palace," which she's heard is the best place to eat in all of Chicago. Al, being the penny-pincher that he is, is hesitant to go, but eventually agrees to take her there for a romantic date night.

When they arrive, they're immediately taken aback by the elegant atmosphere and fancy menu. Peggy, determined to enjoy herself, convinces Al to order a bunch of expensive menu items that he has no interest in trying. As they wait for their food, they're joined by Marcy and Steve, who also happen to be dining at the same restaurant.

Things quickly go downhill when their waiter, a snooty and condescending man named Jean-Luc, begins treating them poorly. He talks down to them, makes fun of their clothes, and insults their orders. Al, who is already in a bad mood due to the expensive bill and Peggy's ridiculous orders, can't take it anymore and starts a fight with the waiter.

The situation escalates, and eventually, the Bundys and Rhoades are thrown out of the restaurant. They end up at a fast-food joint where they can finally get some real food at an affordable price. Peggy is disappointed that she didn't get to enjoy her fancy night out, but after a while, even she has to admit that the greasy burgers and fries are better than the snooty restaurant they just left.

Eatin' Out is a hilarious and relatable episode of Married… with Children that perfectly encapsulates the show's signature brand of humor. From Al's cheapness to Peggy's grandiose ideas, to the over-the-top antics of the supporting characters, this episode is a classic example of the show's iconic style. If you're a fan of the series or just looking for a good laugh, be sure to check out Eatin' Out.