Episode 29 - Title: "Premiere"

Synopsis: Bridget finds her popularity waning because of her exclusive, long distance relationship with Donny (Thad Luckinbill), while Kerry’s social status skyrockets because of her relationship with Kyle. But Bridget’s eyes begin to stray when she meets Damian (Paul Wasilewski) – a sexy new kid at school. Meanwhile, as she waits for the results of her pregnancy test, Cate is stunned when Paul, Bridget, Kerry and Rory seem more concerned about how the baby could disrupt their lives than the blessed event itself. In fact, the only support Cate seems to be getting is from her nosy neighbors, the Doyles (John Ratzenberger and Cindy Williams), who share a well-kept secret about their own family.

Airdate: 9/23/2003. Tape Date: 8/29/2003 (John's last tape date before he passed away).

Writer: Tracy Gamble.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: John Ratzenberger as Fred Doyle and Cindy Williams as Mary Ellen Doyle.

Guest Stars: Larry Miller as Tommy, Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Thad Luckinbill as Donny Doyle, Cole Williams as Anthony, Howard Alonzo as Andre, Paul Wasilewski as Damian, Wendie Jo Sperber as Louise and Gregor Trpin as cadet (o.c.).

Nielsen Rating: 11.3/19--#12 (for the week of Sept. 22-28, it was #12 in total viewers with 16.97 million and #8 for the week in viewers 18-49. #1 in its timeslot, #1 for all of Tuesday and #1 also for the timeslot and Tuesday among viewers 18-49 with a heavy 7.0/21 rating, it was also #1 across the board among viewers 25-54 with a 7.7/21).

Episode 30 - Title: "Sex Ed"

Synopsis: Bridget is horrified when Cate is asked to fill in as the sex ed instructor in her daughter's class. But Cate is in for a shock when she tries to answer a student's written question about being pressured to have sex -- and realizes it may be from Bridget. Meanwhile, Paul and Kerry are too embarrassed to look each other in the eye after watching a foreign film together that contains a sexually explicit scene.

Airdate: 9/30/2003. Tape Date: 8/15/2003.

Writer: Gayle Abrams.

Director: Robby Benson.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Cole Williams as Anthony, Howard Alonzo as Andre, Nikki Danielle Moore as Jenna Sharpe.

Nielsen Rating: 10.0/16--#15 (for the week of Sept 29-Oct. 5, it was #12 in total viewers with 15.55 million, #1 for time slot, all of Tuesday, viewers 18-49 with a 6.2/19, and 6.9/19 for viewers 25-54.).

Episode 31 - Title: "Donny Goes AWOL"

Synopsis: When Fred and Mary Ellen Doyle (John Ratzenberger, “Cheers,” “Finding Nemo”; and Cindy Williams, “Laverne & Shirley”) ask Bridget to be a part of a video message they are sending to Donny (Thad Luckinbill, “The Young and the Restless”) at the Naval Academy, they are shocked to discover that Bridget has broken up with their son on the tape - and Donny goes AWOL to try and patch things up. Meanwhile, Paul is asked to help give a nickname to a neighborhood prankster who has been terrorizing the block, not realizing that the culprit may be living under his own roof.

Airdate: 10/7/2003. Tape Date: 8/22/2003.

Writer: Seth Kurland.

Director: Robby Benson.

Special Guest Stars: John Ratzenberger as Fred Doyle and Cindy Williams as Mary Ellen Doyle.

Guest Stars: Thad Luckinbill as Donny Doyle, Sheldon Candis as Midshipman #1 and Eric Chase as Midshipman #2.

Nielsen Rating: 11.2/18--#9 (for the week of Oct. 6-12, the episode was #8 for the week in total viewers with 17.72 million viewers, it was also the #7 for the week in viewers 18-49, the episode was #1 for timeslot and night, it was number one for the night among viewers 18-49 with a 7.1/21 and number one for the night among viewers 25-54 with a 7.8/20).

Episodes 32/33 - Title: "Goodbye, Parts 1 and 2"

Synopsis: After learning of the unexpected death of Paul, Cate and the kids must each deal with the loss of the beloved patriarch of the Hennessy family in their own way. To help console the family, Cate's parents (James Garner and Suzanne Pleshette) - who are separated -- put aside their marital differences and help the family through their time of need. John Ratzenberger ("Cheers," "Finding Nemo") and Cindy Williams ("Laverne & Shirley") return as the Hennessy's pesty neighbors, the Doyles, Patrick Warburton ("Less Than Perfect," Puddy on "Seinfeld") reprises his role as Paul's newspaper boss, and Larry Miller ("The Nutty Professor," "Nutty Professor II: The Klumps," "Pretty Woman") appears as Paul's co-worker and Kyle's father, Tommy, on a special one-hour episode.

Airdate: 11/4/2003. Tape Date: 10/24/2003 (no studio audience).

Writers: David Flebotte & Martin Weiss, and Bonnie Kallman & Tracy Gamble.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: James Garner as Jim, Suzanne Pleshette as Laura, Larry Miller as Tommy, John Ratzenberger as Fred Doyle, Cindy Williams as Mary Ellen Doyle (uncredited, scene not shown) and Patrick Warburton as Nick Sharpe.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle and Nikki Danielle Moore as Jenna Sharpe.

Nielsen Rating: 12.7/19--#6 (for the week of Nov 3-9, #4 for the week in total viewers, 1st in timeslot and day overall and viewers 18-49).

Episode 34 - Title: "No Right Way"

Synopsis: Cate is unprepared for the diverse reactions exhibited by Bridget and Kerry on their first day back to school since their father's death. Meanwhile, Jim (James Garner) tries his best to be helpful by making some questionable home improvements to the Hennessy home.

Airdate: 11/11/2003. Tape Date: 10/31/2003 (no studio audience).

Writer: Gayle Abrams.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: James Garner as Jim.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Nikki Danielle Moore as Jenna Sharpe, Amanda MacDonald as Danielle, and Daniella Monet as Missy Kleinfeld.

Nielsen Rating: 7.8/12--#32 (for the week of Nov 10-16, 36th for the week in total viewers, second in time slot overall, tied for 1st in timeslot for viewers 18-49.).

Episode 35 - Title: "What Dad Would Want" (AKA: "Closer to Fine")

Synopsis: With a little help from Jim, Cate persuades Rory not to give up on trying out for basketball, as Paul would have been proud to see his son on the team. But Rory is torn about the tryouts because he doesn't think he has the right stuff to make the cut. Meanwhile, Bridget and Kerry's decision to stop fighting in honor of their late-father begins to unravel when Bridget accidentally destroys Kerry's collage honoring Paul in tribute.

Airdate: 11/18/2003. Tape Date: 11/6/2003 (no studio audience).

Writer: Bill Daly.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: James Garner as Jim.

Guest Stars: Larry Miller as Tommy, Todd Merrill as man, Michele Matheson as receptionist and Lyndsey Fields as Helen. TV announcer TBA.

Nielsen Rating: 7.1/11--#35 (for the week of Nov 17-23, 36th in total viewers for the week, second in timeslot overall, and first in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 36 - Title: "The First Thanksgiving"

Synopsis: While Cate plans to raise the family spirits with a special Thanksgiving dinner, Rory takes it upon himself to be the man of the house by looking after Bridget and Kerry when he learns that they are planning to attend a party with their boyfriends on the holiday. Meanwhile, Laura's (Suzanne Pleshette) visit to the Hennessy household ignites sparks between her and Jim (James Garner).

Airdate: 11/25/2003. Tape Date: 11/14/2003.

Writer: Bonnie Kallman.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: James Garner as Jim and Suzanne Pleshette as Laura.

Guest Stars: Larry Miller as Tommy, Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle and Jordi Vilasuso as Luke.

Nielsen Rating: 7.4/12--#26 (for the week of Nov 24-30, 26th in total viewers for the week, second in timeslot overall, and first in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 37 - Title: "The Story of Anne Frank & Skeevy"

Synopsis: After Cate encourages Bridget to participate in extracurricular activities to beef up her college resume, Bridget shocks the family by landing the lead in the high school production of the story of Anne Frank. But after reading Anne Frank's diary, she doubts her own ability to play the role. Meanwhile, Rory's obsession with a dummy named Skeevy becomes a little unnerving for the Hennessy clan.

Airdate: 12/23/2003. Tape Date: 12/05/2003.

Writers: Tracy Gamble & Bonnie Kallman.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: James Garner as Jim.

Guest Stars: Wendie Jo Sperber as Louise, Connie Sawyer as Louise's mother, Kala Savage as Lacey, Cole Williams as Anthony, Howard Alonzo as Andre and Steve Vinovich as director.

Nielsen Rating: 6.0/11--#17 (for the week of Dec 22-28, #18 in total viewers, 1st in timeslot overall and viewers 18-49).

Episode 38 - Title: "YMCA"

Synopsis: After discovering that her family is turning into a bunch of couch potatoes, Cate orders Kerry, Rory and Jim to join the local YMCA, where Bridget has been working as a lifeguard. But the idea of getting a good workout goes out the window when Rory signs up for a yoga class – which is taught by sexy instructor Holly (Lisa Rinna, “Melrose Place,” co-host of “Soap Talk”) -- and finds it hard to concentrate while surrounded by beautiful women; Jim punches a man for making a lascivious remark about Bridget; Bridget turns all of her little blonde swimming students into “mini-Bridgets”; and Kerry finds her own “mini-Kerry” to commiserate with. Ethan Phillips (Neelix on “Star Trek: Voyager”) also guest stars as Dave -- a YMCA member who tries to befriend Jim. David Spade has a brief cameo appearance, leading into the next episode where he guest stars.

Airdate: 1/6/2004. Tape Date: 12/12/2003.

Writers: Donald Beck & Bonnie Kallman.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: James Garner as Jim, Lisa Rinna as Holly, Ethan Phillips as Dave and a special cameo by David Spade as C.J.

Guest Stars: Carl Weintraub as Joe, Alanna Dedek as Lily, Gennelle Dedek as Kelly, Allison Andreas as Sarah, Talia-Lynn Prairie as Gayle, Will Schaub as Vic and Myrna Niles as Hattie.

Nielsen Rating: 7.4/12--#38 (for the week of Jan 5-11, #35 for the week in total viewers, second in its timeslot overall and first among viewers 18-49).

Episode 39 - Title: "Get Real"

Synopsis: Jim and the Hennessy household are thrown for a loop when Cate's wayward nephew, C.J. (David Spade, "Just Shoot Me," "Saturday Night Live"), drops by to pay his respects to Paul. But the irresponsible C.J. can't seem to resist getting himself into trouble when he gives Rory some questionable advice about kissing a girl and takes the blame when Kerry - driving with a learner's permit -- accidentally dents Cate's car driving Bridget on a late-night errand.

Airdate: 1/13/2004. Tape Date: 12/19/2003 (and some on 1/7/04).

Writers: Seth Kurland & Ric Swartzlander.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: James Garner as Jim and David Spade as C.J.

Guest Star: Daniella Monet as Missy Kleinfeld.

Nielsen Rating: 6.8/11--#37 (for the week of Jan 12-18, #36 in total viewers for the week, second in timeslot overall, and second in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 40 - Title: "Consequences"

Synopsis: When C.J. (David Spade) regales Rory with his glory days of being cool by stealing his school's mascot, Rory takes heed and tries to make a name for himself -- by stealing a drug-sniffing police dog. But Cate doesn't know how to react when the dog discovers marijuana in Kerry's bag. Meanwhile, Cate is upset with Bridget when she refuses to wear a helmet while riding on her boyfriend's motorcycle. NOTE: Starting with this episode, James Garner as Jim, is now a regular cast member.

Airdate: 1/27/2004. Tape Date: 1/9/2004.

Writer: Bill Callahan.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: David Spade as C.J.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle and Phill Lewis as cop.

Nielsen Rating: 6.2/9--#40 (for the week of Jan 26 - Feb 1, #39 for the week in total viewers, third in timeslot overall, and second in timeslot for viewers 18-49).

Episode 41 - Title: "Opposites Attract, Part I"

Synopsis: Bridget hires Jeremy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas, "Home Improvement") - a socially inept, fellow student - to tutor her in order to boost her grades to better her chances at being accepted by a good college. But with Valentine's Day fast approaching, Bridget soon finds herself without a date when her boyfriend gets sick, and her friends begin to wonder if Jeremy is taking his place. Meanwhile, Kyle treats Kerry to an very un-corporate Valentine's Day celebration, Rory gets pointers from Jim and Cate about the perfect gift for girlfriend Missy, and Jim sends C.J. on an errand that lands him in Canada. NOTE: Starting with this episode, David Spade as C.J., is now a regular cast member

Airdate: 2/10/2004. Tape Date: 1/16/2004.

Writer: Gayle Abrams.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Jeremy.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Nikki Danielle Moore as Jenna, Daniella Monet as Missy, Deborah Levin as teacher and Patrick Harrigan as flower vendor.

Nielsen Rating: 5.1/8--#64 (for the week of Feb 9-15, 65th in total viewers, fourth in timeslot overall, and fourth in timeslot for viewers 18-49).

Episode 42 - Title: "Opposites Attract, Part II"

Synopsis: Bridget decides to make a move on her brainy tutor, Jeremy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas, "Home Improvement"), but discovers that he may have his sights set on her debate team opponent. Meanwhile, after accidentally setting fire to C.J.'s van, Jim is not-so-thrilled when Cate forces him to share his basement room with his now homeless nephew.

Airdate: 2/17/2004. Tape Date: 1/23/2004.

Writers: David DiPietro & Paul Ciancarelli .

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Jeremy.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Kala Savage as Lacy and Gloria Gifford as teacher.

Nielsen Rating: 5.7/9--#58 (for the week of Feb 16-22, #61 in total viewers for the week, third in timeslot overall, tied for third in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 43 - Title: "Opposites Attract, Part III: Night of the Locust"

Synopsis: After being told that she's fickle when it comes to relationships, Bridget is afraid that she may end up hurting Jeremy's feelings (Jonathan Taylor Thomas, "Home Improvement") when her ex-bad boy boyfriend, Damian, returns to town. Meanwhile, Kerry is outraged and plans revenge when "provocative" dancing has been banned from the high school formal, which is being chaperoned by Cate and Jim, C.J. partners with Rory to broadcast school scandals over the internet, and Jim falls for Ms. McKenna (Academy Award-winner Tatum O'Neal, "Paper Moon," "The Bad News Bears"), a member of the high school's PTA committee.

Airdate: 2/24/2004. Tape Date: 2/6/2004.

Writers: Bill Callahan & Bill Daly.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Jeremy and Tatum O'Neal as Ms. McKenna.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Kaitlin Cullum as Beth Doyle, Paul Wasilewski as Damian, Marisa Theodore as Megan, Dana Workman as Ashley and Monique Lea as student.

Nielsen Rating: 4.9/8--#57 (for the week of Feb 23-29, third overall in timeslot, second in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 44 - Title: "Daddy's Girl"

Synopsis: On the advice of the family therapist (Peter Bogdanovich, acclaimed director of ABC's “The Mystery of Natalie Wood,” “Paper Moon,” “The Last Picture Show” and John Ritter's Friend), Cate is encouraged to pursue a once-thought-unobtainable dream of becoming a singer. Meanwhile, C.J. and Jim find themselves trying to bond in a bar when Cate encourages C.J. to take his grandfather out after he is dumped by his wife – in a letter -- and Bridget angers Kerry by dyeing her hair blonde after she complains that the romance is fading from her relationship with Kyle. In the episode, Katey Sagal sings “Daddy’s Girl,” and Connie Stevens guest stars as a barmaid.

Airdate: 3/2/2004. Tape Date: 2/13/2004.

Writers: Tracy Gamble & Dave Flebotte.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: Peter Bogdanovich as Dr. Lohr.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Connie Stevens as Tina, Kathryn J. Larsen as Amanda and Marcus York as construction guy.

Nielsen Rating: 5.4/8--#61 (for the week of March 1-7, third in its timeslot overall, tied for second in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 45 - Title: "Mall in the Family"

Synopsis: After Kerry is promoted to assistant manager at a fast food restaurant in the mall, Jim is hired to handle the register. But when she witnesses his disdain for the customers, Kerry is faced with the dilemma of having to fire her grandfather. Meanwhile C.J. - who has been employed as a mall cop -- busts Bridget for sneaking into a movie without paying, and Cate catches Rory selling worthless family items on the internet under false pretenses.

Airdate: 3/16/2004. Tape Date: 3/5/2004.

Writers: Christy Jacobs White & Tamiko K. Brooks.

Director: James Widdoes.

Guest Stars: .

Nielsen Rating: 5.1/8--#57 (for the week of March 15-21, third in timeslot overall, and second in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 46 - Title: "Let's Keep Going, Part I"

Synopsis: Cate sends Bridget and Kerry to their grandmother's house for a visit after the Hennessys decide against vacationing at the family cabin. But while on their road trip to grandma's, the girls are shocked to find Cate at their father's favorite saloon with a mysterious stranger. Meanwhile, Kerry makes Rory's life miserable when she discovers that he has a crush on her friend, Rachel.

Airdate: 3/30/2004. Tape Date: 2/27/2004.

Writer: Martin Weiss.

Director: James Widdoes.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Nicole Mansour as Rachel, Artie Anderson as Artie and Peter Gannon as bartender.

Nielsen Rating: 5.1/8 --#56 (for the week of March 29-April 4, third in timeslot overall and second in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 47 - Title: "Let's Keep Going, Part II"

Synopsis: Upon discovering Cate in the arms of Artie, Paul's successor at the newspaper, Bridget and Kerry decide to blow off their planned trip to their grandmother's and take to the open road to sort out their feelings. But after meeting up with C.J., the girls find themselves at a familiar location that was beloved by Paul. Meanwhile, Rory continues to pine for Rachel, who confesses her true feelings for him. Country singer Mac Davis guest stars as a guitar man at a truck stop diner.

Airdate: 4/6/2004. Tape Date: 2/27/2004.

Writers: Martin Weiss.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: Mac Davis as guitar man.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Nicole Mansour as Rachel, Artie Anderson as Artie, Melanie Pleasure as waitress, Michael Faella as trucker and Peter Gannon as bartender.

Nielsen Rating: 4.2/7 --#65 (for the week of April 5-11, third in timeslot overall and second in timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 48 - Title: "C.J.'s Party"

Synopsis: After discovering that Bridget lied about her whereabouts in order to attend C.J.'s college kegger party, Cate grounds Bridget and banishes C.J. from the house. Meanwhile, Jim is forced to take a written driver's test with Kerry after he's pulled over for reckless driving and carrying an expired license.

Airdate: 4/20/2004. Tape Date: 3/12/2004.

Writers: Paul Ciancarelli & David DiPietro.

Director: James Widdoes.

Guest Stars: Nikki Danielle Moore (Hayden) as Jenna Sharpe, Sarah Domin as Heather, Erik von Detten as Erik, Cristina Wichtrich as Haley, Joe Thornton Jr. as policeman and Rhomeyn Johnson as instructor.

Nielsen Rating: 4.5/8--#65 (for the week of April 19-25, third in timeslot overall and second among viewers 18-49).

Episode 49 - Title: "Mother's Day"

Synopsis: After witnessing some strange behavior from Bridget and Kerry, Cate tries to find out what they are up to -- not suspecting that they might be trying to set up a special Mother's Day getaway for her. Meanwhile, C.J. and Rory doubt Jim's ability to put an engine back together after he falls in love with a classic car -- which is in for a wax job at Rory's new detailing service -- and decides to fix a noise in the motor.

Airdate: 5/4/2004. Tape Date: 3/26/2004.

Writers: Grant Nieporte & Robert Spina.

Director: Pat Doak.

Guest Stars: John Farley as owner, Lee Garlington as Fran and Terri Mathieson as attendant.

Nielsen Rating: 4.4/7--#61 (for the week of May 3-9, third in timeslot overall and second in timeslot among viewers 18-49.).

Episode 50 - Title: "The Principal"

Synopsis: When Bridget is busted over a school dress code violation, Cate is called upon to meet with her new principal, Ed Gibb (Adam Arkin, "Chicago Hope"). But Cate is in for a shock when she discovers that she went to high school with Ed -- who remembers it vividly -- though she doesn't remember him at all. Meanwhile, when C.J. becomes his massage therapist, Jim hurts his feelings when he refuses to admit that his wayward grandson has become good at something.

Airdate: 5/11/2004. Tape Date: 4/8/2004.

Writer: Seth Kurland.

Director: Lynn McCracken.

Special Guest Star: Adam Arkin as Ed Gibb.

Guest Stars: David Carey Foster as custodian and Liam Sullivan as Zac.

Nielsen Rating: 4.3/7--#66 (for the week of May 10-16, tied for third in its timeslot and tied for second in its timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 51 - Title: "Finale Part Un"

Synopsis: Cate finds herself once again in the awkward position of having to deal with Principal Gibb (Adam Arkin, "Chicago Hope") when she forgets to turn in a health form for Kerry's trip to Europe. Meanwhile, Cate is resentful of Jim's relationship with Tina (Connie Stevens) because she still hopes that her father will reconcile with her mother, and Rory plays a nefarious joke on C.J. when he sets him up with girlfriend Missy's already engaged sister, Sissy.

Airdate: 5/18/2004. Tape Date: 4/2/2004.

Writers: Bonnie Kallman & Martin Weiss.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Stars: Adam Arkin as Ed Gibb and Connie Stevens as Tina.

Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Kaitlin Cullum as Beth, Daniella Monet as Missy, Liam Sullivan as Zac, Elena Lyons as Sissy and Jan Hoag as secretary.

Nielsen Rating: 4.8/8--#60 (the rating is for the full hour, for the week of May 10-16, third in its timeslot overall and second in its timeslot among viewers 18-49).

Episode 52 - Title: "Finale Part Duex"

Synopsis: When Cate discovers that Bridget took the fall for Kerry for organizing the school sit-in, she agrees to have coffee with Principal Gibb (Adam Arkin, "Chicago Hope") in order to set the record straight. But the girls are convinced that their mother's innocent coffee meeting with their principal is really a date. Meanwhile, Kerry is furious when Bridget is elected student body president and wins a trip to Washington, D.C. -- because everyone thinks she organized the school sit-in -- C.J. keeps deluding himself that he's been chosen to be a roadie for Aerosmith over the summer, and Jim agrees to let Rory travel with him to Florida -- where he plans to try and win back his wife's affections.

Airdate: 5/18/2004. Tape Date: 4/2/2004.

Writers: Bill Daly & Bill Callahan.

Director: James Widdoes.

Special Guest Star: Adam Arkin as Ed Gibb.

Guests Stars: Billy Aaron Brown as Kyle, Kevin Farley as Steven Tyler's roadie (v.o.), Jan Hoag as secretary, Michael Burger as reporter, Dana Workman as student no. 1 and Marisa Theodore as student no. 2.

Nielsen Rating: 4.8/8--#60 (the rating is for the full hour, for the week of May 17-23, third in its timeslot overall and second in its timeslot among viewers 18-49).

FINAL SEASONAL (9/22/03-5/26/04) NIELSEN RATING: #47 (#50 in Total Viewers).

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