1. 1
   

   The Bleedin' in Sweden

   28m

   Desperate to keep his buddies from watching the fight at a neighbor's house, Frank promises an epic big-screen experience. But now he has to deliver.

2. 2
   

   Saturday Bloody Saturday

   27m

   Frank's attempt to teach Kevin a lesson about respect yields unintended results. Maureen makes babysitting a nightmare for Bill. Sue finds out selling Plast-a-Ware isn't as fulfilling as she'd like.

3. 3
   

   The Trough

   26m

   Frank makes a powerful friend at a football game and his move into management stirs up trouble with his old work pals.

4. 4
   

   'F' is for Halloween

   27m

   Halloween is all tricks and no treats as Frank secretly torpedoes Sue's shot at a real job and a bully leaves Bill afraid to don his costume.

5. 5
   

   Bill Murphy's Day Off

   29m

   Bill's surprise attack on the neighborhood bully backfires in a big way. Frank has to swallow his pride to make good on a promise to Kevin.

6. 6
   

   O Holy Moly Night

   26m

   Christmas Eve turns chaotic as Frank's deal to avoid a strike hits a last-minute snag and Bill's first stint as an altar boy leads to trouble.

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