Ep 19. Kids! Wadaya Gonna Do?

Married...with Children season 5 episode 19 titled "Kids! Wadaya Gonna Do?" stars the usual cast of the Bundy family, including Al, Peggy, and their children Kelly and Bud. The episode begins with a family meeting where Al declares that they need to cut their expenses and live on a tight budget since they are broke. Peggy tries to convince him to loosen up and enjoy the little luxuries, but Al remains unyielding.

Meanwhile, Kelly and her boyfriend decide to take their relationship to the next level and talk about moving in together. However, Kelly is hesitant when she realizes that her parents may not approve. This fear of disapproval only intensifies when Bud tells Kelly that they will have to share a room if she moves in, which further complicates things.

The situation worsens when Al comes home from work to learn that Bud has lost his job and decides to take a year off from school in order to work full-time. Al is furious, believing that Bud should prioritize his education and not wasting time working an entry-level job.

As the family's financial problems start to mount, Al is forced to make some tough decisions. When a creditor threatens to repossess his car, Al has to find a way to pay the overdue balance. Peggy asks Marcy for advice, but she only gets more confused when Marcy thinks that Al is proposing to her.

As the family's financial situation comes to a head, they must come together and work together to try to find a way out of their financial trouble. Kelly finds out that moving in with her boyfriend is not an option after all, and Bud decides to go back to school and work part-time. In the end, Al comes to realize that family, love, and happiness are more important than money.

This episode of Married...with Children is a hilarious and touching portrayal of the Bundy family's struggles to make ends meet. It highlights the importance of family and the sacrifices that come with living on a tight budget. The episode is a reminder that no matter how difficult life may seem, as long as you have the love and support of your family, everything will be okay in the end.