Murr, Sal, Q and Joe get their checks bounced by customers who start to notice some unusual charges, and they also help some coworkers with trust exercises.

Murr, Q, Sal and Joe must pretend to be receptionists while searching for suspicious-looking names; the Jokers take marriage advice from strangers.

After being scared by a break-in, Francine becomes preoccupied with home security; Steve tries to mimic Hayley's more relaxed demeanor.

Hayley feels upset after her husband becomes a successful dog racing coach; Steve enjoys having the family's house all to himself.

Stan and Francine try to add some romance to their marriage, so they go on a hot air balloon ride; the Smith family wins a contest by writing a jingle.

Steve wants to bond with his father, so he takes an interest in baseball; Roger tries to replace Francine's televised drama with drama from real life.

Francine attempts to befriend one of Roger's personas, who appears on TV to sell her homemade jeans; Stan switches eyebrows with Steve.

Steve begins to regret his decision after he introduces Barry's parents to Stan and Francine; Roger loses his sight.

Stan brings home a used television set, and he becomes obsessed with a 1960s show; the family takes care of Roger after he decides to live like a baby.

Jeff wins a contest and gets to go on a tour through a mysterious marijuana factory, and he brings Stan along with him on the tour.

Roger ends Steve's friendships with Snot, Barry and Toshi; Jeff recruits Stan, Francine and Hayley for his house flipping project.

Stan persuades Roger to be a shark to help his son Steve conquer his fear of sharks; Klaus catches the eye of Hayley's friend, Danuta.