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The Bundys win a free trip to England, but the villagers of Lower Uncton, England, want to get rid of all male Bundys in the world to break a curse cast upon their village.
  • Bundy's Go To England

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    A great type of plot for a sitcom, I think.

    A Bundy ancestor insults a witch and the witch curses a town. The only way to end the curse is too kill any living male Bundy.

    Of course, in present day, the Bundy's win a trip to England. Instead of questioning how they won {apparently the people put every single person's name in a hat and chose the Bundy's}, they go. The tour guides they are with want them to go to Lower Uncton so they can kill Al and Bud ending the curse.

    Whilst they don't know it, two men from Upper Uncton want to kill Al and Bud because Upper Uncton has light and they use it as a tourist attraction.

    To Be Continued.moreless
  • Part one of great Season 6 season final.

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    This first of the three-part season final episodes are unsual ones for Married... With Children with the Bundys flying to England and persued by killers from two different rural English towns to kill them for their past history. These episodes were filmed almost entirely on location in London, England with good and scenic exterior shots that are a nice change of pace from the familiar soundstage scenes through much of the series. Having been to England once before, it was nice to see the Bundys standing among famous exteriors of London including the exterior of Buckingham Palace, Speakers Corner in the section of Hyde Park, the Thames River Walk, parts of Heithrow Airport, the back end of Harrod's department story (London's equilivant to New York City's Macy's) and more. This episode ends on somewhat of a cliff-hanger setting the stage for part 2 of the next episode.moreless
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    • Even though the villagers said that it was a pretty good year for killing Bundys it really seems as if they are doing it for the first time. They do mention that Bud and Al are the last male Bundys so they must have done it a couple of times before, but they seem extremly unexperienced in getting them into England and then into their village.

    • At the beginning of this episode, the town historian of Lower Uncton says that it was not hard to find and kill the male Bundys since they all worked in shoe stores, but in the episode "And Baby makes Money" we see several male Bundys, and Al is the only one who works as a shoe salesman.

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    • Captain: This is your captain speaking. Will the gentleman in 24B please put his shoes back on? I'm choking to death. Peg: AL! Al: Oh, please. They show us the movie Dutch and they think I stink?

    • Al: I'd like to talk to you today about women. I don't like 'em. I mean, you folks are English but even you can't like women. I mean, you're sitting home, watching sports and that's the exact time that they pick to plant their ever widening, what you call bums next to you, and ask "Remember that restaurant we went to 18 years ago. Did you think that waitress was pretty?' then you tell them to shut up, and they get mad. Now, I'm not proposing a solution, 'cause I gotta go soon, I see my wife looking, but I'd just like to say "I don't like 'em." Now could I get a 'Whoa, women. I DON'T LIKE 'EM?' Crowd: Whoa, women. I DON'T LIKE 'EM Al: Oh, by the way, am I alone in hating the French. Crowd: No! Al: I though not.

    • Poxilda: Lower Uncton shall always be in darkness, though other towns nearby stand in sun. Seamus McBundy: Will you be floating above us, blocking the sun?

    • Poxilda: Shamus McBundy, are ye done with me horse? Shamus McBundy: Ah, no, ma'am. I had to send out for extra parts, to reinforce its feet. Yeah, that and a sign to go around his neck saying, "I'm with Fatso."

    • Poxilda: You save your tongue for picking the flies off the pools that dance beneath your arms! Go to, I'm in an 'urry. Shamus McBundy: Oh? Is it the Festival of Pork Pies and Pigs' Waller you're late for? While you're waiting I got a plump pony out back you can snack on.

    • Poxilda: You be warned! I am a great and powerful witch! Shamus McBundy: Ah, not as powerful as yon mighty seams in yon dress, to keep yon belly off yon floor!

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    • When the Bundys arrive at the airport, in the background there is a person holding a sign that says: Leavitt. Another person holds a sign that says Moye. This is a reference to the Creators, Writers and Executive Producers Ron Leavitt and Michael G. Moye.

    • This is the first ever 3 part episode of the series

    • Since Al and Bud are the only male Bundys said to be alive, that would probably mean that the other male Bundys from the episode "And Baby Makes Money" were killed in England.

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