Noah Gray-Cabey Upcoming Appearances

Jr. has been getting friendly with a coworker named Larry (Sean Whalen), who ups the friendship ante considerably when his grandmother dies. Meanwhile, Claire sprains her ankle tripping over Kady s skateboard.

Jay s training hard to run a marathon; Michael not so hard ( I m on my regimen---it s called the eat, drink and be merry regimen ). Meanwhile, Tony (Andrew McFarlane) is feeling incredibly guilty because he finds Clare incredibly sexy.

E Street Band saxman Clarence Clemons guests as a jazz performer who went to school with Michael, who suddenly claims he s a pianist (albeit a rusty one). He ll get a chance to show it.

There s a mouse in the house (and doggerel in the script). Is Michael man enough to catch it? Hardly. “He s a genius,” he admits, “an evil, conniving genius.” But there might be a better mousetrap in the Kyle household: Claire.

It s candy-sale time at Kady s school and Jay won t help because she s dieting. So Michael steps in. The plan is for father and daughter to bond, but Michael s competitive nature soon overwhelms all else.

Jay wants to look younger and Michael wants to lose his “devious look” before a traffic-court date, so they visit a dermatologist, and it s smiles all around. Big Guy: Lou Ferrigno. Officer: Kevin Knotts. Dr. Tortoni: Joey Vassallo. Judge: Susan Peretz.

The conclusion of a two-part highlight episode features clips of Michael s “minor glitches” and Jay s concern about her weight. Lou Rawls has a cameo as a physician.

Meredith and George have a work dispute; new mom Bailey treats Addison for a gynecological problem; and Alex grows jealous as Izzie showers attention on heart patient Denny Duquette (Jeffrey Dean Morgan).

Calvin (Rasta) goes to work at Kyle Trucking---well, not work, exactly, but Michael does feel as though he must hire his future in-law. Meanwhile, Claire has a science paper due on cold fusion, a topic about which she knows little and cares less.