Women know where they're going, Men drive. Harold dresses up like Red to go in his uncle's place to do a driving test that Red is supposed to take to regain his driver's license after he loses it.
An election is held for a new Lodge leader.
A '50s weekend ends in an Elvis impersonation contest.
The Lodge members attempt to take advantage of the discovery that their political representatives have been dead for some time.
The men construct a water slide.
Werner Klemperer (from "Hogan's Heroes") buys a cottage at Possum Lake.
When the Lodge backhoe rolls into Possum Lake, the men of the Lodge learn that if they can use it as a shelter for fingerlings, they will receive a grant from the government.
Old Man Sedgwick moves into a nursing home and Red tries to break him out.
Red and the gang turn an old school bus into a hot air balloon.
Red decides to combine his plan to buy an essentially worthless piece of land with the government's plan to buy it as well.
Winston tries to adopt a child to carry on the family septic sucking business.
Red is mad at Harold for booking an elephant on the previous show.
"Women lament lost love, Men lament lost pets." The men at the Lodge attempt to find a lost dog spotted in the woods.
The Lodge twins with Iowa. Red stays to host the American visitors.
Harold meets a girl, Bonnie, via the Internet.
A snowstorm traps some of the men in the Lodge.
The men at the Lodge try to convert their vehicles to run on firewood.
Red decides to go over the falls in a beer barrel.
Harold returns home for Christmas.
Women try to preserve history, Men try to make it. Camelot comes to Possum Lake.