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So there you have it, Josh and Anna aren’t straying from the family values, at least not on this topic. They’re sticking to the status quo and making sure their girls stay modest by wearing skirts.

132. “The Bad Old Days” (Season 1, Episode 28)It’s progressive Rob vs. sexist Buddy who states Rob ruins it for husbands like him by helping out around the house. Rob imagines a turn of the century household in which he rules with an iron fist.

1. Does your baby run hot or cold? Some babies are naturally warmer, and some run on the cooler side. Ever since Max’s first day with us, he has been a little heater. And then I have friends with babies and tots who are always wrapped up in multiple layers, and they seem to be good with it.

That led to the creation of the “Coats for Kids” drive to gather new and gently-used winter coats to be distributed to children through the Boys & Girls Club in Eureka. Over the course of four years, word has spread and now Boham gathers hundreds of coats each year. This year is no different.

25. “Father of the Week” (Season 1, Episode 22)Take two of Carl Reiner’s failed Head of the Family pilot. Ritchie is embarrassed about what Rob does for a living, but changes his tune when Rob regales the class with an impromptu master class in slapstick. A delight all around.

It’s weird when you think about it, though. If the family is preaching that the girls must wear pants because of modesty and not wanting to "defraud" the thoughts of others, it means they’re looking at even their younger girls as romantic beings. Think about it: a five-year-old girl shouldn’t have to worry about giving someone impure thoughts because she’s in jeans. She’s just a child.

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"I thought of the perfect park to put it in, because Thomas spent time there and there’s a lot of land there," she said. "I said, ‘I know exactly where we could ask the city to put it.’"

69. “The Bottom of Mel Cooley’s Heart” (Season 5, episode 19)For five seasons, whipping boy Mel Cooley suffered Buddy’s insults and Alan Brady’s abuse, but after a brutal public humiliation that leaves even Buddy sorry for him, the worm finally turns (at Rob’s encouragement). Richard Deacon rises to the occasion of the only Mel-centric episode. And Semitic viewers could appreciate the rare acknowledgement of their people in prime time, when a chastened Alan, evoking Captain Bligh, asks Rob, “Do you really want Mel back, Mr. Christian?” Buddy pipes in, “So does Mr. Jewish.”

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Generally, if someone only knows one thing about the Duggar family, it’s that the girls aren’t allowed to wear pants. Michelle Duggar has spoken about the family’s choice to keep the girls in skirts before, saying it has to do with how they interpreted the Bible.

82. “Young Man with a Shoehorn” (Season 4, Episode 22)Rob invests in Buddy’s uncle’s discount shoe store. When the store’s rough and rude star salesman (Milton Frome, from “Who Stole My Watch”) quits, Rob and Buddy take over. Some good physical comedy in the interactions with difficult customer AND Lou Jacobi as Uncle Lou.