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91. “Baby Fat” (Season 4, Episode 29)A rare Rob and Alan Brady episode in which Alan recruits him to secretly doctor the script to a Pulitzer Prize-winner’s Broadway play. Humiliations ensue. Alan hasn’t fully emerged as the monster that he’ll be in season five, and the dynamic between him and Rob here is more interesting. Rob stands up to Alan, and in one scene, aggressively marks up his suit when he is forced to pose as his tailor.

Members of Meridian Knights of Columbus Council #802 look through coats to be delivered with Ricky Hood, director of Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi. The Knights provided more than 100 coats to the Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi for distribution to children in need of a warm coat. This decade-long program has impacted children in the greater Meridian area. Project director, William Nix, says, "For Children without a warm coat it’s hard to study well, it’s hard to play well.”

96. “What’s in a Middle Name?” (Season 2, Episode 7)Ritchie triggers another flashback episode that reveals how he got the middle name Rosebud. A summit meeting with members of Rob and Laura’s extended is memorable.

Any sock that does not go up to the knee is useless. On babies and toddlers, their pants rise up, leaving a good portion of their leg exposed. And active babies will quickly rip off short socks. Luckily, these longer socks do the trick. The Warrior Baby Alpaca Socks ($9.49) are delightfully soft and also help regulate body temperature. And the Kids’ Lifestyle Ultralight Crew from Icebreaker ($14) provides the same merino wool performance and lifetime guarantee we love in their adult socks.

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For infants, nothing is as warm as snuggling up with mom or dad. For baby-wearing mamas and dads, the Baby K’tan Baby Carrier in Organic Cotton is the perfect solution. This clever design, which allows you to carry your baby in five different positions, slips on like a t-shirt, avoiding the harshness of buckles and hardware against baby’s delicate skin or the annoyance of having to loop and wrap fabric like a contortionist yourself. The organic cotton version is GOTs certified and can be worn alone or, because of its design, fits comfortably under a babywearing coat.

74. “The Sam Pomerantz Scandals” (Season 2, Episode 24)One of the better “Let’s put on a show” episodes. Rob and company vacation at a new hotel run by Rob’s Army buddy (Henry Calvin). No sooner does Rob injure the hotel’s star attraction then the cast takes turns entertaining onstage. Rob and Laura soft shoe through “Nothing Could be Finer,” and Rob performs his uncanny Stan Laurel impression. “I Am a Fine Musician” makes its debut.

24. “The Sick Boy and the Sitter” (Season 1, Episode 1)This series premiere deftly introduces its classic characters in the broadest terms. Rob is the college-educated “egghead” head comedy writer, Buddy Sorrell the old school show business veteran, and Sally the husband-hunting gag writer. Moore is in the initially thankless role as wife and mother who doesn’t want to attend a party at Alan Brady’s because she fears son Ritche might be getting sick. (“How often is one called upon to be a responsible parent?”). At the party, Sally does her Jimmy Durante imitation, Buddy tells jokes, and Rob does great physical shtick. Laura remains on the sidelines.

This pair of hiking shoes from North Face is waterproof from sole to ankle, with built-in ventilation to help keep your feet from getting too sweaty in the summertime. These shoes are available in a black and red combo if you want to stand out or a muted gray if you want to blend in. They’re on sale for $108 today, 45 percent less than normal.

The team bought the gifts with money that they fundraised through helping out at youth basketball tournaments that are hosted at the high school and getting sponsors through their annual free-throw-a-thon. 

“They are different from baby stuff you can find in stores. I like to make them for the most part, one of a kind,” Huntley said.

At just 6.5 ounces, this fully waterproof/breathable shell offers up full protection from hammering storms but packs down to the size of an empenada in the bottom of a pack (or a roomy pocket). Credit that technical aplomb to Gore-Tex Paclite fabric (which lets in air as much as it keeps precipitation out) and a meticulous attention to small things that make a big difference—think designing the pattern so that it requires less swing, which creates weak point where water can get in—when it comes to cutting weight while keeping the shell watertight.