George Lopez — Season 6

Angie tells George she's pregnant, and Benny's off to jail after she's arrested as an accessory to the convenience-store robbery. So George has to find a lawyer (Adam West). And that won't be his only expense: Carmen got accepted into college. Meanwhile, Vic announces that he's getting married again, to a 27-year-old.

Angie claims that she's pregnant to keep George from missing Carmen, and Vic introduces his not-too-bright young fiancée to the family.

The Lopez house becomes too crowded for comfort when niece Veronica and her boyfriend, Mike, move in.

At her trial, Benny must rely on George's testimony since her lawyer and even her mother have all turned on her.

George hallucinates that he and Ernie are gay and about to be married after downing a worm along with his drink at Thirsty's Bar, where he has gone to drown his sorrows after a humiliating day at work. Making matters worse, he and Angie are fighting because of his reluctance to open up about his problems.

George seeks help from a popular reality-TV show in order to expose Vic's cheating, gold-digging fiancée (Stacy Keibler).

When Angie becomes concerned about losing her looks, George asks his gorgeous niece Veronica to tone down her sex appeal.

George's lousy memory gets him into trouble when Angie's mother dies.

When a sexual predator moves into the neighborhood, George and Angie decide it's time to finally have "the talk" about sex with Max.

George and Angie hire a maid (Barbara Eden) who cooks and cleans her way into George's heart, and this doesn't sit well with Benny.

The love of Benny's life (Jerry Springer) is back in town, and George builds a web of lies to keep the two from reuniting.

George and Angie bet over who can live more frugally.

George tries to relive his high-school days by teaching Max to play the guitar. But George wishes he could take it all back when Max moves on without him and joins a rock band. George Lopez's daughter, Mayan, plays Jackie; Andy Garcia directed.

When Powers Aviation institutes a smoking ban, Benny's nicotine withdrawal drives George to self-destructive behavior.

The Lopezes strike out against a new neighbor, who has put offensive decorations on his front lawn. Meanwhile, George and Angie run into an old friend, who takes an interest in Veronica.

Vic feigns fatherly affection to get George to play in a father-son golf tournament against his longtime rival and his son, Tony.

George puts Max to work at the factory to make him realize that the way to a better job is to go to school first.

Powers Aviation is sold, and the new owner asks George to make major life changes if he wants to stay on. And Benny's long-lost love finally gives her a chance at living happily ever after.