Molly surprises Peggy by reuniting her with her estranged sister, Rosemary (Margo Martindale), when they take a road trip to Peggy's hometown of Mudlick. Also, Vince and Mike experience father-son bonding when they work together to fix the water heater.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 5 Episode 17 of Mike & Molly was watched by 7,490,000 viewers, resulting in a 1.80 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

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Mike & Molly Season 5 Episodes...

• s05e01 - The Book of Molly
• s05e02 - To Have and Withhold
• s05e03 - 'Tis the Season to Be Molly
• s05e04 - Gone Cheatin'
• s05e05 - Molly's Neverending Story
• s05e06 - The Last Temptation of Mike
• s05e07 - Support Your Local Samuel
• s05e08 - Mike Check
• s05e09 - Hack to the Future
• s05e10 - Checkpoint Joyce
• s05e11 - Immaculate Deception
• s05e12 - The World According To Peggy
• s05e13 - Buy The Book
• s05e14 - What Ever Happened to Baby Peggy?
• s05e15 - Pie Fight
• s05e16 - Cocktails and Calamine
• s05e17 - Mudlick or Bust
• s05e18 - No Kay Morale
• s05e19 - Mother From Another Mudlick
• s05e20 - Fight To The Finish
• s05e21 - Near Death Do Us Part
• s05e22 - The Bitter Man and the Sea

Mike & Molly Show Summary

Officer Mike Biggs is a good-hearted cop who sincerely wants to lose weight. Mike's partner, Officer Carl McMillan, is a thin, fast-talking wise-guy, who despite his teasing encourages Mike on his road to slimness and romance. While speaking at an O.A. meeting, Mike meets Molly Flynn, an instantly likeable fourth-grade teacher with a healthy sense of humor about her curves.

For Molly, focusing on smart choices isn't easy because she lives with her sexy older sister, Victoria, and their mother, Joyce, both of whom flaunt their healthy appetites and slender figures. Mike also faces temptation at the diner he and Carl frequent, where they've become friends with the Senegalese waiter, Samuel, who finds trying to eat less a foreign concept. For "Mike and Molly", thanks to their mutual love of pie and the desire to resist it, finding each other may have been worth the "weight".