Ep 20. Aunt Myra Doesn't Pee A Lot

Alan's much dreaded Aunt Myra from whom he had borrowed money years ago pays him a visit reminding him of his dues. However, the cunning and quick-witted Charlie comes up with a plan to keep Myra engrossed in her own self and oblivious to Alan's repayment woes. In the meantime, Jake gets suspended from school for drawing an inappropriate picture in class and Alan tries to find a way to make him understand the gravity of the situation. While Charlie and Myra spend their time reminiscing about the past, Alan comes up with another plan to write his debt off with Myra's will and testament. However, things do not turn out as planned and Myra's unexpected revelation leaves Alan completely astonished. Meanwhile, Charlie's new love interest, who he accidentally meets in the supermarket makes a surprise entrance, leading to a chaotic turn of events.

The episode begins with Charlie and Alan watching TV when Alan receives a call from his Aunt Myra. Alan's face immediately drops as he realizes that Myra, from whom he had borrowed money years ago, is now going to visit him and demand repayment. He tells Charlie about his predicament and Charlie comes up with a plan to keep Myra busy by taking her out on a date and keeping her engrossed in her own self.

Alan reluctantly agrees to the plan, and Charlie sets out to wine and dine Myra, regaling her with stories of their past. Meanwhile, Jake gets suspended from school for drawing an inappropriate picture in class, much to Alan's dismay. He tries to teach Jake the importance of not repeating such actions, but Jake is too engrossed in his video game to pay much attention.

Back at the restaurant, Charlie and Myra continue their evening, with Charlie flattering her and keeping her entertained. Meanwhile, Alan tries to come up with a plan to write off his debt with Myra's will and testament. However, things take a surprising turn when Myra reveals a secret that stuns Alan.

As the evening comes to a close, Charlie walks Myra out to her car, only to bump into his new love interest whom he had accidentally met at the supermarket. Things quickly become chaotic as Myra makes her own exit, leaving Charlie to deal with the aftermath.

Overall, the episode Aunt Myra Doesn't Pee A Lot is an entertaining watch, with witty one-liners and well-crafted dialogues. The plot twists keep the audience guessing, and the scenes between Charlie and Myra are particularly well-done. The episode also tackles the issue of parental responsibility in a unique way, highlighting the challenges that come with raising a teenager. While the show is known for its crude humor and adult themes, this episode manages to balance those elements with heartwarming moments, making it one of the show's better episodes.