A freak accident and lots of pollution result in Possum Lake being magnetized. Life in the area becomes very difficult, especially for anything metallic. So Red and his pals decide to try and demagnetize the lake. Can they do so without reversing the Earth's polarity and sending the moon hurtling into the sun?
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Harold fills in for a sick Ranger Gord, leaving Red alone at the Lodge.
Harold and Red try to turn the Lodge into a bed and breakfast, with Mike Hamar as a test customer.
Women appreciate creative input Men appreciate silence. All bets are off when a big American network eyes the Lodge and wants to make some minor changes to the show.
Glen is denied RV insurance.
The guys paint all the farm silos to look like giant crayons.
The men construct a water slide.
Old Man Sedgwick moves into a nursing home and Red tries to break him out.
Possum Lake is rising perilously high because beavers have built a dam across the only river running from it.
Some of the men are starting to dislike Red's leadership.
The men reminisce as they watch a lunar eclipse.
The men all submit IQ tests so Harold can open a MENSA chapter.
Harold's company wants to buy the lodge for retreats.
Harold is upset after Bonnie is seen with another guy.
Women pursue good health, Men pursue good doctors. Possum Lake's old doctor has retired and his replacement uses a local ice cream parlor as the new Possum Lake Medical Clinic.
Werner Klemperer (from "Hogan's Heroes") buys a cottage at Possum Lake.
The Lodge members attempt to collect maple syrup using a fuel pump from a Russian missile.
Mike borrows Red's van to take part in a demolition derby.
Bob buys a set of questionable golf clubs.
Mike is on the run from a just-released criminal whom he got sent to jail and tries to hide from him in the annual masquerade picnic.
Winston uses his septic truck to pump all the coins out of the wishing well.
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