Season 1
It's All Relative
With its terrible dialogue and reliance on outdated stereotypes, It's All Relative is only good at punching down at marginalized groups.
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Episodes
Bobby and Liz cope with parents from wildly different backgrounds; the couple break the news to their families of their secret engagement.
Liz challenges Bobby to contact his ex-girlfriends and tell them why he broke up with them.
A pipe bursts while Bobby is making coffee in his future in-laws' kitchen, and he calls his father to fix it before anyone gets home.
Bobby convinces Philip and Simon to invite Mace to a Red Sox game; Liz tags along with the O'Neil women to a basement sale.
Mace learns a lesson about stereotypes from his gay doctor; Philip's party planner (Victor Garber) makes a startling confession; Philip and Simon throw a Halloween party.
While the O'Neils attend a wake, Simon and Philip introduce karaoke to the patrons at the family's pub.
When a dead swan threatens to land a political candidate in hot water, Philip and Mace try to help resolve the situation.
Liz and Bobby flee to Vermont after their families refuse to work together while planning an engagement party.
Mace lies to his mother (Olympia Dukakis) about Philip and Simon; Philip tells his stuffy designer that Liz's future in-laws are wealthy and influential.
Audrey arrives with an unusual abstract painting that everyone agrees is awful; while Audrey is away, Mace sells her painting to Philip.
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Genre:Comedy
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Network:ABC
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Premiere Date:Oct 1, 2003
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Episodes
Bobby and Liz cope with parents from wildly different backgrounds; the couple break the news to their families of their secret engagement.
Liz challenges Bobby to contact his ex-girlfriends and tell them why he broke up with them.
A pipe bursts while Bobby is making coffee in his future in-laws' kitchen, and he calls his father to fix it before anyone gets home.
Bobby convinces Philip and Simon to invite Mace to a Red Sox game; Liz tags along with the O'Neil women to a basement sale.
Mace learns a lesson about stereotypes from his gay doctor; Philip's party planner (Victor Garber) makes a startling confession; Philip and Simon throw a Halloween party.
While the O'Neils attend a wake, Simon and Philip introduce karaoke to the patrons at the family's pub.
When a dead swan threatens to land a political candidate in hot water, Philip and Mace try to help resolve the situation.
Liz and Bobby flee to Vermont after their families refuse to work together while planning an engagement party.
Mace lies to his mother (Olympia Dukakis) about Philip and Simon; Philip tells his stuffy designer that Liz's future in-laws are wealthy and influential.
Audrey arrives with an unusual abstract painting that everyone agrees is awful; while Audrey is away, Mace sells her painting to Philip.
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