Sal, Q, Murr and Joe engage in their antics, including attempting to work as physical therapists; the guys pitch a few wacky ideas for TV hosts.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe engage in their usual antics, including presenting their educational ideas to a group of confused parents; the guys teach Krav Maga.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe showcase their various antics for unsuspecting people, including taking some customers on an outrageous ride.

Q, Sal, Joe and Murr engage in a series of pranks with unsuspecting patrons, including a challenge involving getting technology help from confused teachers.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe engage in their usual antics, including the challenge involving desk duty; the guys attempt to stop strangers from entering the bathroom.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe pretend to be nurses; the guys walk through the store with their spouses; the loser deals with a fashion show.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe engage in their usual pranks, including a challenge to be extremely generous to shoppers; the guys ask strangers to help with texts.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe present their various antics and pranks, including their challenge to attempt to fool a group of unsuspecting strangers.

Sal, Q, Murr and Joe present their antics and pranks, including their test of parental instincts by reading diaries; the guys share unusual presentations.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe present their usual brand of pranks on unsuspecting people, including their attempt at not disrespecting food-court patrons.

Q, Sal, Murr and Joe present their usual brand of pranks on unsuspecting people, including pretending to play matchmaker at the food court.

Joe, Murr, Q, and Sal do a fake documentary, and they find themselves in the middle of a marshmallow-throwing contest; customers' dinner reservations.

Sal, Murr, Q and Joe must one-up each other by not laughing and team up for a lunch that's for the birds; the loser of the group must hit the stage on Broadway.

Joe, Murr, Q and Sal land at Universal Studios in Hollywood for a segment; while serving some surveys, the Jokers make the situation awkward.

Joe, Q, Sal and Murr go through Katz's Deli as they make their way to the park to express some unpopular opinions; a Joker faces an unpleasant punishment.

Murr, Sal, Q and Joe decide to play a game of tag while at a coffee shop, and they also must convince shoppers to deliver sketchy messages.

Stan is persuaded to run for mayor to fund construction for a bullet train that would ease morning traffic, but his mayoral duties cause him a lot of stress.

Stan fears he'll do a poor job at having "the talk" with Steve; the family undertakes the challenge of building a giant backyard water slide.

Due to being an alien, Roger is overcome with worry at the thought of outliving Stan and his family; Klaus turns the attic into a convenience store.

After becoming the new guidance counselor at her kid's school, Francine begins hanging out with a group of tough women; Jeff becomes upset over his lost hat.

When the family accuses her of being a quitter, Francine decides to become a bodybuilder, but she takes things too far; Klaus claims he invented the high five.

Jeff spends time with a celebrity chef as he embarks on a journey to find his identity; Klaus and Roger team up and make their own valet operation.

When a serious medical issue forces Roger to remain in bed, Stan finds himself going on crazy adventures as he takes on Roger's various personas.

During the father-son events at Possum Lake, Steve starts to become overly competitive; Roger attempts to learn how to ride a bike.

Steve and Roger decide to restart their careers as a twin brother acting duo; the family accidentally becomes addicted to a novelty gift shop.

Steve finds himself accidentally enrolled in an all-girls boarding school; Stan becomes fed up with the characters, who wish to take Steve's place.