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Ends and MeansEpisode Number: 34 Season Num: 2 First Aired: Wednesday January 30, 2002 Prod Code: 212 |
Ed represents a woman who embezzled money from her insurance company employer to pay for a claimant's liver transplant, and breaches his own ethics to keep her out of jail.
Nancy tries and fails at a new career as a substitute teacher, and realizes that she'd like to become a guidance counselor.
For once, Phil gets it right when he turns a child's birthday party at the Stuckeybowl into a celebrity roast, which ends up being a bigger hit than Ed anticipated.
Nancy tries and fails at a new career as a substitute teacher, and realizes that she'd like to become a guidance counselor.
For once, Phil gets it right when he turns a child's birthday party at the Stuckeybowl into a celebrity roast, which ends up being a bigger hit than Ed anticipated.
| Writer: | Tom Spezialy, Kevin Murphy (VI) |
| Director: | Kevin Dowling |
| Star: | Josh Randall (Mike Burton), Thomas Cavanagh (Ed Stevens), Julie Bowen (Carol Vessey), Jana Marie Hupp (Nancy Burton), Lesley Boone (Molly Hudson), Mike Starr (Kenny Sandusky (Episodes 1-45)), Michael Ian Black (Phil Stubbs), Rachel Cronin (Shirley Pifko), Justin Long (Warren P. Cheswick) |
| Recurring Role: | Michael R. Genadry (Mark Vanacore), Lauren Thomas (Sarah Burton), Morgan Thomas (Sarah Burton) |
| Guest Star: | Reiko Aylesworth (Kate Harrison), Ellen Parker (Linda Fletcher), Kevin Chamberlin (Bronkowski), Tresa Hughes (Judge), Stephen Spinella (Ross McCarthy), Frank Girardeau (George Cushman), Nate Mooney (Russell), Rachel Black (Female Student), Blair Sams (Mrs. King), Gregory Northrop (Frank King), George Cavey (Guidance Counselor), Sam Peinado (David King), Anjanette Hall (Gretchen Huber), Stephen Scott Scarpulla (Howie Dickerson) |
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Mike: A disaster like the school burned down or a disaster like you inhaled chalk dust?
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Ed: I just made out with an embezzler. That's kind of a shock to the system.
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Phil: The last time Ed Stevens got some action, Bill Clinton was president!
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Mark (on what makes him miserable): For me, it's the insult of not being able to legally purchase a fine cigar.
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Ed: If you think parading two goons in fifteen hundred dollar suits is enough to intimidate me, then you are being stunningly foolish.
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Phil's Scheme: Phil plans to have a Dean Martin style roast for a young Stuckeyvillian's birthday party. Ed objects to this idea. However, the party is a huge success.
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