Ep 7. The Bald and the Beautiful

Al Bundy faces a great dilemma when he notices a bald spot on the top of his head. He tries to hide the bald spot using various methods but fails in all. Al's hair loss leads to frustration and depression which in turn affects his relationships with his family. Al's wife, Peggy, tries to lift his spirits by taking him to the salon, but the experience does not go as planned.

Meanwhile, Kelly, Al's daughter, auditions for a part in a new horror movie that requires her to shave her head. Bud, Al's son, puts in an offer for her hair on a wig-selling website. However, things turn sour when the movie producers change their minds and decide to give the part to a celebrity's child, leaving Kelly heartbroken.

To add to Al's frustrations, his annoying next-door neighbor, Marcy, tells him that she is planning on building a second story, blocking his sunlight. Al takes a stand and decides to sue Marcy. In court, he realizes that his baldness is not only ruining his life but also his case. Marcy takes the opportunity to poke fun at Al's hair loss, frustrating him further.

The episode showcases the various ways in which Al's hair loss affects his life and how he tries to deal with it. It also highlights the materialistic nature of society, with Bud attempting to make a profit off of Kelly's hair. Al's relationship with his family is also emphasized, with Peggy trying to support him in his time of need.

The Bald and the Beautiful is a humorous yet relatable episode that explores the insecurities that arise from physical changes and the impact they have on one's life. It brings to light the importance of acceptance and self-love in a society that often places too much emphasis on external attributes.