A local consumer reporter becomes the object of the guys' affections.
The arrival of Dad's god-daughter has an unfortunate effect on the Brockman household.
Holly sets Haskell up with a man; Stuart tries to help Phil conquer his fear of funerals.
When teenager Emma and 20-year-old Sam meet online, Emma thinks she’s found love. But when Sam comes to visit, she sees he’s not at all the boy she imagined. Emma rejects her admirer and he takes it badly, placing Emma and her family in mortal danger.
Gerald owns a beautiful house with lots of beautiful things in it. Beautiful things that are also extremely valuable. The kind of things that might just become the target of an audacious criminal enterprise.
The guys start a campaign to be on their building's Resident Board so they can keep their rooftop beach. Riley and Bonnie go on a double date.
With Abbi's big gallery debut just hours away, the girls find themselves locked out of both of their apartments with nowhere to get ready.
A brutal ambush on a police convoy leaves three officers dead and a protected witness fighting for his life. AC-12 turn their spotlight on Lindsay Denton, the officer who led the convoy but escaped unscathed.
Mel takes Joe to a work dinner. Upon meeting the press, Joe starts to spout his—and Mel’s—opinions on issues, which garners Mel bad press. Meanwhile, Ryder musters up the courage to ask his new Chem partner Stella out on a date.
While training at a camp in Canada (Camp X), the Americans ask Fleming to use his talents to write a blueprint for a Central Intelligence Agency. On his return to London, Fleming persuades Godfrey to form the 30 Assault Unit - a group of the toughest soldiers prepared to play dirty, with Fleming serving as commanding officer. He believes the new unit of Intelligence Commandos is the key to beating the Nazis. Meanwhile, Fleming continues his relationship with Ann, but refuses to consider taking it to the next level, while Rothermere makes it clear he intends to win her over once and for all.
The crew makes a critical decision to make a hard push to the farthest north you can drive in North America: Deadhorse Alaska! They celebrate the 4th of July at the end of the Elliot Highway in Manley hot springs and meet some great “local” characters along the way. The expedition crosses the Arctic Circle and experiences the Dalton Highway first hand – 495 miles of dirt one way! The drive is cinematically documented.
When strange tides hit and things start floating, the girls are lead to a nutty wannabe astronaut named Aimee "Cosmo Stratus" Cooper, who intends on making the troubles continue.
The school play is looming and Hank is the lead star, but he is struggling to remember his lines and is facing trouble from school bully McKelty. Fortunately, he finds an unlikely ally in his maths tutor Heather.
When Uncle Grandpa and Mr. Gus argue over what show to watch on TV, Pizza Steve has the perfect way to solve their dilemma: Leg wrestling battle!
Press play with the Pawn Stars as Chumlee checks out a gold video game cartridge from the 1990 Nintendo World Championships. Considered the "holy grail" of video game collectibles, will Chumlee drop enough coins to win it for the shop? Then, Rick and the Old Man eye a set of keys to Al Capone's jail cell. From Capone's stretch at Cook County Jail, can the guys nab this artifact, or will it evade capture? And later, the guys discover that the Old Man is a bit of a hoarder, but it's what he's hoarding that raises eyebrows.
George and Allie wash The Man's guitar, but it breaks down, so they build a new one made out of other stuff. It doesn't sound well, but it still is used in a concert. This guitar gave The Man an idea for lyrics for his song.
George and the Man with the Yellow Hat visit the Clown College for Pepe El Loco's Big Show. George has to substitute for a messenger clown and has to make pickups. He does not know how to count from any number except one, so every time he makes a delivery, he must start on floor one and count his way up the building.
This special black-and-white episode gives a nod to 1940s-era film noir as Spencer's numerous sleepless nights with the help of prescription pills start to take a toll on her.