Ed Yeager Upcoming Appearances

Bill resents his new boss, Seth (Ben Savage), a 23-year-old Harvard graduate with a massive chip on his shoulder, at least at first. But his feelings change after Seth strikes up a friendship with Brian.

The Millers meet Lauren s new boyfriend s parents, whom they find unbelievably dorky and weird, and make up a lie to get out of spending anymore time together. But they later regret it when they realize they re setting a bad example for the kids.

Bill and Brian lead Judy to believe that they are being Good Samaritans by spending their free time with a sickly old widow. The fact is, however, that the woman they re helping is a sprightly former model.

Brian has a secret e-mail admirer and he thinks it is Sarah (Tara Lipinski), the flirty 19-year-old college student who has been tutoring Lauren. The fact is, however, that Lauren s behind the love mail.

Bill and Judy attempt to retrieve an old stuffed bear Lauren donated to an antidrug charity s rummage sale because it might contain their secret stash of marijuana. Meanwhile, Brian tries to find a buyer for Linda s car, “Mr. Puff n Chug.”

Judy s parents arrive from Indiana to take the kids on a three-day trip, but cancel it when they think Judy is coming down with a cold and needs lots of TLC.

Bill resents his new boss, Seth (Ben Savage), a 23-year-old Harvard graduate with a massive chip on his shoulder, at least at first. But his feelings change after Seth strikes up a friendship with Brian.

Bill and Judy attempt to retrieve an old stuffed bear Lauren donated to an antidrug charity s rummage sale because it might contain their secret stash of marijuana. Meanwhile, Brian tries to find a buyer for Linda s car, “Mr. Puff n Chug.”

Judy looks forward to her Mother s Day tradition of having high tea at a fancy restaurant with Helen, Linda and, for the first time, a less-than-enthusiastic Lauren, but Bill s oh-so-manipulative mother (Sally Struthers) threatens to ruin Judy s plans.

Being the statistician for the school basketball team gives Brian an in with some of the more popular kids, until Bill finds out they re being nice because his son runs their errands. So he evens the score with them.

Judy looks forward to her Mother s Day tradition of having high tea at a fancy restaurant with Helen, Linda and, for the first time, a less-than-enthusiastic Lauren, but Bill s oh-so-manipulative mother (Sally Struthers) threatens to ruin Judy s plans.

Perry s tour is canceled, so he and Linda are finally getting hitched---unless Judy can stop the wedding by convincing her little sister that she can do better than “some overgrown child who thinks he s a rock star.” Perry: James Patrick Stuart.

Perry s tour is canceled, so he and Linda are finally getting hitched---unless Judy can stop the wedding by convincing her little sister that she can do better than “some overgrown child who thinks he s a rock star.” Perry: James Patrick Stuart.

While visiting from Florida, Bill s macho father, Al (Paul Sorvino), decides he wants to spend some quality time with his son so he makes plans to re-create a past bowhunting trip he took Bill on as a child to toughen the boy up.

Bill and Judy encourage Brian to get over his initial anxiety about traveling to Italy as part of a foreign-exchange program. But before Brian s departure, it s Bill who s upset that his son has grown old enough to leave the nest.

Brian returns home from his summer in Italy to begin his senior year of high school, what Bill deems “the single greatest year of a young man s life.” However, Brian has trouble mustering any enthusiasm for it as he pines for a girl he met abroad.

Bill and Judy encourage Brian to get over his initial anxiety about traveling to Italy as part of a foreign-exchange program. But before Brian s departure, it s Bill who s upset that his son has grown old enough to leave the nest.

Judy accompanies Bill to the restaurant he enjoys frequenting with his buddies and discovers the attraction isn t the food but the attractive, flirtatious waitresses.

Judy tries to help the neighbor boy (Jared Hillman) see that Lauren is using him, but Judy s act of concern seems to get misconstrued as flirting. Bill, who s supposed to set things straight once and for all, opts not to.

Judy is none too pleased when Bill starts spending every waking minute with their new next-door neighbor, Kyle Polsky (Todd Stashwick), an unemployed brewery heir.

Brian returns home from his summer in Italy to begin his senior year of high school, what Bill deems “the single greatest year of a young man s life.” However, Brian has trouble mustering any enthusiasm for it as he pines for a girl he met abroad.

Bill and Judy are afraid that Louise (Sally Struthers) may be bilked out of her life savings by her new gentleman friend, who works as an investment counselor to senior citizens. So, the Miller twosome arrange to have dinner with the guy.

Judy tries to limit the time Bill spends with next-door neighbor Kyle Polsky (Todd Stashwick), whom she considers a bad influence, and calls him an “irresponsible man-child.” However, she comes to regret those words.

Judy tries to help the neighbor boy (Jared Hillman) see that Lauren is using him, but Judy s act of concern seems to get misconstrued as flirting. Bill, who s supposed to set things straight once and for all, opts not to.

Bill tries to pry Brian away from his nerdy friends and get him to become closer companions with Fitz s athletic son, Scotty (Benjamin Knapple). However, this match-up doesn t work out quite as planned when Scotty reveals that he is gay.