Ron is so outstandingly inoffensive, he still carries guilt over the fact he stole a box of Mallomars when he was going through puberty. Recently he has begun a relationship with Sally Watson, though to his frustration, he hasn't yet been accepted by Sally's daughter Charlie, who still isn't over the death of her father. Ron can, however, drive a station wagon like no other.
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At breakfast, Ron engaged in a public display of affection with Sally for good luck before his latest job interview, to the discomfort of Charlie. That evening, he, Sally, and Otis watched ALF while eating dinner. On Charlie's birthday, he gave her a copy of the book Smile for a Change. Charlie was not enthused. Ron subsequently went to a job interview. The next morning, Ron had breakfast with Otis and the pair were nonplussed by Charlie's new cheery attitude. Soon after, Ron left the house in the station wagon.
After the interior of the house was somehow trashed, Charlie was brought home by government forces under the command of Agent Burns, who briefed Sally and Ron that Charlie had stolen a government war machine. Ron confessed his theft of a box of Mallomars. After Burns and his men had gone, Sally and Ron picked over the devastation and Ron was happy to find the reel-to-reel still worked. Otis confessed that Charlie had gone to McKinnon Air Base to rescue Bumblebee, and the family set out in the station wagon with Ron driving. Thanks to a radio report, they were able to join Charlie and Bumblebee who were being pursued by Sector Seven, and with some deft driving on the part of Ron, they succeeded in bringing Sector Seven to a halt, though there was almost a major accident.
Charlie later reunited with them at home, after the Earth had been saved.