When Ladybird bites Hank he brings in a "dog spiritualist," what Hank finds out is that he needs to become more of a leader around the house.

When the City Council bans the sale of foods containing trans fats, Hank's favorite restaurant goes out of business; and he's forced to step up.

When Bill falls in love with his blind date Charlene, a hot single mother, Dale's intuition tells him something's wrong; and he meddles in their relationship.

When Peggy wants a new convertible, Hank makes the purchase at sticker price like he always does... and discovers that he's been getting ripped off his whole life.

When Bobby's baby-sitter cancels at the last minute, Hank and Peggy have no choice but to allow Cotton to sit for Bobby so they can go on a date.

When Hank becomes disgusted by the poor quality of the steaks he's getting at the supermarket, he joins a hippie co-op to get quality organic meats.

The Superintendent's office visits Bobby's school; disapproving of the students' conduct, the annual carnival is canceled, causing Hank to step up.

Minh joins the Arlen Gun Club to learn skeet shooting, a skill she hopes will make an exclusive country club accept her and Kahn as new members.

When Nancy wants Dale to get a new job since he's not making any money, Peggy talks Hank into getting Dale to learn basket weaving.