'til Death - Season 4

Eddie and Joy's daughter Ally returns from Ecuador with her new husband, and they move their RV into their backyard.

Joy and Eddie decide to get separate beds after years of putting up with each other's sleep habits.

Eddie sells his book idea to a publisher, and Ally discovers that Doug's father is rich and wants to give them money, but Doug doesn't want any of it.

Eddie and Joy unsuccessfully vow to become less negative, while Kenny causes problems as a mall Santa.

While visiting Eddie's parents in Florida, Eddie and Joy learn that his parents are getting a divorce for insurance purposes.

When Joy discovers that her new, sexy friend once dated Eddie and got her heart broken, she begins seeing him in a new light.

Eddie and Kenny's bonding through the Big Brother program extends far beyond their groovy t-shirts when they attend a picnic with other members. Kenny's recent woes prompt Eddie to welcome Kenny into his home which proves great for Eddie but problematic for Joy.

Joy loses her job when the travel agency is converted to a sub shop.

Eddie and Joy are forced to make sacrifices after Eddie buys a 52-inch high-definition television, while Doug begins to suspect that he is just a character in a sitcom.

Joy is jealous when Eddie becomes infatuated with their new female doctor friend after he goes in to see her for a checkup.

Joy decides to make Eddie pay when she finds out that he went to a baseball game without her, while Doug and Ally try to save a tree.

After Eddie gets treatment for his sleep apnea and stops snoring, Joy realizes that she relied on his annoying habit to help her get to sleep.

When Joy and Eddie's friends have a fight and break up, Eddie and Joy step in to try and restore the peace, but it ends up backfiring on them.

When Eddie and Joy befriend Stephen and his wife Simona, Eddie clicks with them right away causing Joy to feel left out.

When Joy convinces Eddie to visit Simona for an annual check-up, he catches a nasty head cold before his big interview with a Hindenburg blimp survivor.

When Joy goes overboard planning Ally and Doug's wedding, Eddie convinces them to elope.

When the Starks meet Simona and Stephen for dinner, they decide to ditch them with the bill resulting in an all out war dining war between the couples.

Joy and Eddie attempt to relive their past by going to a concert. After Ally becomes frustrated by her cramped living conditions, she and Doug move into Joy and Eddie's house for a night.

Eddie is pressured into taking a student's bribe by Mr. White in order to get a pay raise from Principal Duffy, so he and Joy can afford their vacation. Doug pays another visit to Dr. Bialik, as he believes his wife has been "recast" by a new Ally.

Doug and Ally meet their new neighbors: a rich, obnoxious, unattractive 50-year-old man and his trophy wife who unapologetically admits that she's in the relationship for the money.

With Doug and Ally's wedding approaching, Joy, Eddie, Ally and Doug have animated dreams.

When Allison's boyfriend Doug is hospitalized, she rushes to his bedside only to be surprised with a proposal. No one is more surprised by their daughter's engagement than Eddie and Joy who plot to put the brakes on wedding planning.

Joy's opinionated mother Donna comes for a surprise visit.

Eddie and Joy resort to role-playing to spice up their sex lives, while Kenny begins searching for lost dogs to collect the reward money.

Eddie and Joy consider selling the house and moving into a condo so that Doug and Ally can't come along and freeload off of them.

During a vacation in Florida, Eddie and Joy frighten a young couple about to get married, while Doug and Ally are expelled from their hotel room while Kenny hooks up with a woman.

When Ally and Doug announce that they're going to be parents, Joy has a meltdown about becoming a grandmother, forcing Eddie to call in his mother-in-law for help.

Eddie becomes annoyed by his students' use of cell phones in class, and soon learns that he and Joy are the only ones not infatuated with new technology.

Eddie feels self-conscious when Tommy and Mr. White boast about their endowments, so Joy does her best to convince him that being average is just fine.

With Eddie's brother, Charlie, and his new boyfriend, Terence, coming to visit, Eddie isn't exactly looking forward to a weekend of wine-tasting and antiquing. Much to Eddie's surprise, though, he hits it off with Terence as they both opt to watch football over participating in the planned weekend activities.

When Joy loses her job at Eddie's school, she accepts a position as Stephen's executive assistant.

Joy goes overboard planning for Ally's baby shower and becomes obsessed with baby gifts.

When Whitey decides to throw a surprise party for his 93-year-old grumpy uncle, his party guests are surprised to discover that Whitey is a hoarder and his house is overflowing with junk.

Eddie's book finally gets published but on the day of his book signing, Ally goes into labor and everyone shows up to welcome the new addition to the family.

Joy feels inferior for not finishing college, so she decides to hit the books and earn her degree.

When Joy gets angry at Eddie for forgetting her birthday, she decides to cash in on all the coupons he has given her over the years for massages, pedicures and chores.

When Joy suspects Eddie of keeping secrets from her, she decides to launch an investigation.