Ladies Man

Jimmy and Donna prepare for the birth of their baby. Having been told that its a girl, plans are under way for pink blankets and butterflies. When the day finally arrives, they get the surprise of their life -- its a boy!

Jimmy takes a liking to Bonnies new boyfriend, Eric. It doesnt hurt that Erics parents own the most prestigious country club in the area, Sherwood Hills. Jimmy, seeing the possibilities here, gets close to Eric so he can play golf at the club. However, after much unwarranted advice from dear old Jimmy, Eric and Bonnie break-up, only to reconcile, with the stipulation that Jimmy and Eric cant be friends and he definitely cannot play golf at the club. Donna is finally ready for some intimacy with Jimmy after having the baby. But once again, Jimmy lands in hot water by making some ill-fated comments about women. Donna refuses to give in and a competition starts to see who will give in first.

Jimmy has discovered the newest way of controlling the women in his life and getting everything he wants by crying. Through Genes ""coaching,"" Jimmy sets out to soften the ladies up by showing his sensitive and emotional side. It works like a charm, until the ladies catch on and turn the tables on Jimmy and give him a taste of his own medicine.

Jimmy feels that hes losing his sex appeal with Donna and sets out to gain it back. His antics lead him to a possible compromising position with a woman at a hotel, but it goes nowhere. Jimmy doesnt want to have an affair, he just wants Donna to think hes having one. He sets out to prove to Donna that some women still find him irresistable. Meanwhile, new grandmothers Peaches and Mitzi, are reaching their most competitive edge as they both try to be the first to make new baby Chester smile.

A spat between Wendy and a young boy leads to an altercation between her mom and his---and a showdown between the dads. Wendy has her first encounter with a bully while at the park playing. She leaves behind her collector cards and when she goes back to get them, theyre missing, and shes convinced that Timmy, the bully, took them. Jimmy offers to go back to the park with Wendy to ""rough him up"" a little but Donna decides to handle it in her calm manner. While at the park confronting the culprit, Donna ends up losing her cool with the kid and his mother later shows up at the house to ""address"" Donna. The rage continues and Jimmy steps in, offering to meet with the father and ""do whatever he has to do"" to get those cards back. When the gentlemen meet, we discover that neither is cut out to fight anyone.

A bounced check prompts Jimmy to put the family on a budget -- which, amazingly, has room for his new set of golf clubs.

When Genes new hot, young girlfriend makes waves in a hot tub by taking off her top, while Donna feels more comfortable taking a dip dressed in her robe, Donna fears shes lost her ""whoa"" and has become a ""hmmm."" After Jimmy tells Donna that shes not as wild as she used to be, Donna throws caution -- and her clothes -- to the wind to prove to Jimmy that she can still be young and impetuous.

Donna and Jimmys doctor/friend, Ben Carlson, and his wife Sarah are heading for divorce. Jimmy and Donna take sides and the battle begins. Peaches exposes young Wendy to make-up for the first time and Donna is not happy about it. Gene finds himself having a stroke of good luck at the car lot by selling Jaguars by the droves to bitter, soon-to-be ex-wives of really rich men. Peaches opens up her house to host an Alcoholics Anonymous party.

When Mitzis flamboyant sister Lou comes to town, everyone is thrilled to see her -- except Mitzi. Jimmy tells his family about how his childhood was intolerable until hed see his exciting, risque Aunt Lou for two weeks each year, and Mitzi is reminded about how her colorful sister always hogged the spotlight -- and her son. Now, Aunt Lou has offered to take Bonnie on a shopping spree to New York City, ruining Mitzis plan to spend time with Bonnie. Thinking she is supposed to meet Lou at her friend Terrys loft, Mitzi finds herself the center of attention at ladies night out - Terry holds weekly support groups for a Transgendered support group. The ""girls"" show Mitzi more than just a better way to apply mascara, soon she sticks up for herself and confronts years of sibling rivalry.

Money cant buy you love -- thats what Jimmy thinks until Donnas former boyfriend, now a millionaire, offers him $10 million for his wife. Meanwhile, Bonnie and Mitzi study for their drivers exams.

Donna refuses to let Mitzi baby-sit anymore; Gene uses Chester to lure women.

Waking up on the morning of their 10th anniversary, Jimmy and Donna find themselves revisiting the same argument theyve had for the past ten years. It seems that on their wedding day, Jimmy ""wimped out"" and didnt write his own wedding vows as they had planned on doing together. His reason being that he thought he would embarrass himself by starting to cry during the ceremony. When Donna doesnt believe him, Jimmy shows her the 10-year-old vows that he kept all these years and before you know it, no one seems to be arguing anymore. Meanwhile, downstairs, the girls work to make their annual anniversary breakfast for their parents as special as possible, despite needing a fire extinguisher along the way!

Jimmy and Donna are in a continual amorous mood and at every turn, someone manages to walk in on them while theyre ""getting close."" Afraid theyve scarred Wendy for good from this experience, they attempt to broach the subject of the birds and the bees but realize that shes still too young to even care to hear it. Jimmy makes his first appearance on-site as the building contractor at Alex Trebeks house. It seems our celebrity client has some pretty outrageous ideas for his home and its up to Jimmy and Sabrina, his architect, to try and make them happen. A woman named Mel Hanlon, who used to live in what is now Jimmy and Donnas house and who also happens to be an ex-therapist, arrives on Donnas doorstep in the hopes of taking a nostalgic look at her old home. A friendship strikes up between the two and it appears we may see Mel more in the future.

Jimmy is crushed when Bonnie decides to break up with Mitchell after developing a crush on the hunky guy who delivers their water. Meanwhile, despite Jimmys advice, Gene continues to stalk Terry.

Jimmy and Donna learn that Bonnie, despite failing her drivers test three times, has been borrowing their car at night; Wendy finds out she was born out of wedlock.