Married with Children: Season 5, Episode 14

Look Who's Barking (10 Feb. 1991)

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Told from the point of view of Buck, he runs away from the house feeling neglected. Behind a diner, he picks up a female dog, whom he brings home. He quickly regrets it, as the new dog gets... See full summary »

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Told from the point of view of Buck, he runs away from the house feeling neglected. Behind a diner, he picks up a female dog, whom he brings home. He quickly regrets it, as the new dog gets all the attention from Bud and Kelly. Meanwhile, Al is obsessed with getting a taste of his favorite cherry cheesecake from a restaurant in Wisconsin. Written by crouchbk

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[Al is waiting eagerly for a cheesecake from a Wisconsin restaurant. The doorbell rings, and he opens it to Steve and Marcy]
Marcy Rhoades D'Arcy: [exhales] Well, we're back...
Jefferson D'Arcy: [exhales] We got it, you wouldn't believe the trouble...
[Al has already grabbed the cheesecake and shut the door on them. As he goes to the table, they storm in]
Marcy Rhoades D'Arcy: Do you know what hell we went through to get you that cheesecake? We had to make a two-day trek through the backwoods of Wisconsin's cheese country! Living off cheese wine... nibbling ...
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Buck's perspective!
16 June 2009 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

Unlike most shows, the dog was just in the background but not on this show. Buck Bundy was a beloved member of the family which isn't saying so much if you knew the family. From his point of view, he sees Al as the lovable loser desperate for the right German cheesecake from Wisconsin. So he sends Peggy on Jefferson and Marcy's honeymoon and when they return with the wrong cheesecake. Al goes to find the right one. While this is going on, Buck brings home a new dog, a female, who almost ended her life. She gets the attention of everybody in the household. I don't remember why Peggy wasn't in this episode anyway. It's a good episode and funny too.


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