Synopsis

Two weeks past her period, Lois and Hal found themselves in a state of anxious agitation, their worry erupting into a sharp argument as they desperately tried to conceal the situation from their sons. Meanwhile, Dewey wrestled with the fear that his parents might be dissolving their union. But Hal and Lois, in the midst of their present concern, could not help but recall the trials and tribulations of raising their four previous children.