Randy Cordray Upcoming Appearances

Bill and Judy are worried that Lauren may be depressed after a doctor tells them she needs to see a therapist. Dr. McCleary: Jordan Baker. Becca: Lauren Schaffel. Darren: Asa Bernstine.

Bill and Judy s elation over Brian and Lauren entering the workforce for the first time quickly turns into frustration when both the teens go out of the way to bond with their new bosses.

Bill and Judy s elation over Brian and Lauren entering the workforce for the first time quickly turns into frustration when both the teens go out of the way to bond with their new bosses.

Judy is looking forward to the quality mother-daughter bonding time she s going to spend helping Lauren plan her sweet-16 birthday bash, but Judy s hopes are dashed when Louise (Sally Struthers) hijacks the party. Johnny: Clyde Kusatsu.

Bill gets the little brother he never wanted when his father, Al (Paul Sorvino), visits and brings his perky new fiancée and her 9-year-old son, Billy.

Bill and Judy try to find new friends to do things with as couples, but they think they won t find an equally fun pair until they meet the parents of one of Lauren s friends. They seem to be a perfect match, but they only want to spend time with Judy.

Linda starts treating her latest loser boyfriend (James Patrick Stuart) more like a feline than a man after her cat dies, much to Bill and Judy s dismay. Linda: Jennifer Irwin.

Bill assumes Lauren was chosen to perform a monologue in a theater production at school because the drama instructor, with whom Bill once had a summer fling, is still harboring unresolved romantic feelings.

Bill assumes Lauren was chosen to perform a monologue in a theater production at school because the drama instructor, with whom Bill once had a summer fling, is still harboring unresolved romantic feelings.

Linda feels neglected by Perry and begins to spend time with the rich playboy who moved in next to Bill and Judy. Perry returns after learning about his wife s activities and reveals a shameful secret that explains his recent behavior.

There isn t much holiday spirit in the Miller home: Brian and Lauren are working, and Judy decides there will be no gift exchange with Bill. But as Christmas nears, the meaning of the season brings the family together---with mixed results.

Expensive concert tickets are at the center of a game of “one-upmanship” between Bill and Judy as they try to prove who is better at finding things. Marion cautions them to work together as a team, but the advice comes too late.

Bill and Judy are determined to come up with an item to auction off at a school fund-raiser that will bring in more money than the one from their wealthy neighbors (Kevin Nealon, Marin Mazzie). Don: Edward James Gage.

Judy s motherly instincts tell her that Lauren s new trio of friends are a bad influence, a suspicion that seems to be confirmed when Lauren s caught shoplifting a bracelet at the mall.

Judy s motherly instincts tell her that Lauren s new trio of friends are a bad influence, a suspicion that seems to be confirmed when Lauren s caught shoplifting a bracelet at the mall.

Brian is failing gym, so Bill decides to ask the coach, an old school buddy, to ease up. But the plan backfires when Bill antagonizes the man and rekindles old rivalries. Meanwhile, Bill s mother (Sally Struthers) arrives for an unannounced visit.

Judy is looking forward to the quality mother-daughter bonding time she s going to spend helping Lauren plan her sweet-16 birthday bash, but Judy s hopes are dashed when Louise (Sally Struthers) hijacks the party. Johnny: Clyde Kusatsu.

Linda feels neglected by Perry and begins to spend time with the rich playboy who moved in next to Bill and Judy. Perry returns after learning about his wife s activities and reveals a shameful secret that explains his recent behavior.

Judy fears that she ll die before Bill does after learning that she has high cholesterol, so she pours out her heart to him in a letter and wants him to do the same, much to his dismay. Perry: James Patrick Stuart. Dr. Holden: Phil Morris.

Bill s turning 40, which should be a time of celebration in the Miller home, but for the fact that Brian is upset at his dad for disclosing to Judy the embarrassing details of a private father-son discussion they had about the body changes of puberty.

Bill s turning 40, which should be a time of celebration in the Miller home, but for the fact that Brian is upset at his dad for disclosing to Judy the embarrassing details of a private father-son discussion they had about the body changes of puberty.

Bill decides to be a better father and takes a renewed interest in Lauren s life after he finds birth-control pills in her purse. But his distrust leads to a misunderstanding---and a trap set by his daughter.

Brian is failing gym, so Bill decides to ask the coach, an old school buddy, to ease up. But the plan backfires when Bill antagonizes the man and rekindles old rivalries. Meanwhile, Bill s mother (Sally Struthers) arrives for an unannounced visit.

Bill decides to be a better father and takes a renewed interest in Lauren s life after he finds birth-control pills in her purse. But his distrust leads to a misunderstanding---and a trap set by his daughter.

Bill and Judy offer conflicting dating advice to Brian, who is considering breaking up with his current girlfriend to make a move on her best friend. Also, Tina retaliates against Linda for scaring her. Fitz: Joel Murray. Kaitlin: Lauren Storm.

Eager to relive their glory days, chaperones Bill and Judy are excited about a teen dance with an 80s theme. The same can t be said of Brian, who s dateless after following his mom s relationship advice.

Eager to relive their glory days, chaperones Bill and Judy are excited about a teen dance with an 80s theme. The same can t be said of Brian, who s dateless after following his mom s relationship advice.

Bill takes Brian to a strip club for his 18th birthday and encourages him to embrace his new adulthood, which Brian seems to do more than his parents intended. Elsewhere, Linda helps Lauren with her poetry assignment.

Bill takes Brian to a strip club for his 18th birthday and encourages him to embrace his new adulthood, which Brian seems to do more than his parents intended. Elsewhere, Linda helps Lauren with her poetry assignment.

Louise (Sally Struthers) causes Judy to miss out on getting a new car on “Oprah,” and Bill is caught in the middle of their feud. Meanwhile, Lauren joins Brian s meteorology club hoping to use their treasury funds for a ski trip.

Bill and Judy are concerned that the neighbor boy, Chris (Sean Marquette), is moving too fast in his relationship with Lauren. But after a heart-to-heart with the kid, they discover it s their daughter who s the romantic aggressor.

Bill gets the bright idea to have Lauren (Renee Olstead) profile her Aunt Linda for a school report on role models, which leads to Lauren helping Linda fulfill her dream of designing and selling fashions for goose lawn ornaments.

Bill gets the bright idea to have Lauren (Renee Olstead) profile her Aunt Linda for a school report on role models, which leads to Lauren helping Linda fulfill her dream of designing and selling fashions for goose lawn ornaments.

Louise (Sally Struthers) causes Judy to miss out on getting a new car on “Oprah,” and Bill is caught in the middle of their feud. Meanwhile, Lauren joins Brian s meteorology club hoping to use their treasury funds for a ski trip.

Judy begins coaching Tina s basketball team and forces Bill to attend, causing him to miss the televised NBA games he paid to see. When he learns Tina s team might make the play-offs, he comes up with a plan to make them lose.

Judy tries for a better job with another dentist and needs the family to behave in order to impress the prospective employer, but Brian pretends to act tough in order to score with a girl---who happens to be the boss s daughter. Dr. Holman: Terry Rhoads.