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The band Thunderface reunites but a song Brent wrote back in high school has Lacey investigating his mystery crush.

It's Halloween in Dog River and Brent, Lacey, Wanda, and Hank face a possible haunting at Brent's house.

Brent and Lacey go to great lengths to find each other the perfect Christmas present.

Lacey tries to purge her possessions, imploring Brent to join. Wanda repairs junk to re-sell at the community yard sale.

Karen and Davis discover a mannequin dumped in the woods and try to solve the crime; at Corner Gas, Brent surprises Wanda with a scanner; in The Ruby, Lacey, Oscar, Hank, and Emma get drawn into an unusual bet about hand sanitizer.

When Wullerton's weekly paper goes under, the gang worries the Dog River Howler will too; Wanda and Emma set out to recruit new advertisers, while Brent helps Oscar start an online version that raises eyebrows; Karen befriends a crow.

Wanda, Lacey and Karen team up to fix The Ruby’s broken toaster. Emma and Oscar have an impression-off, while Davis is excited when he discovers Hank owns a valuable action figure.

Brent uses a drone to harass Oscar; Wanda and Emma attempt to measure the intelligence of turkeys.

Fitzy appoints Wanda and Hank to the Special Rodents Unit to deal with the town's rat problem, annoying Lacey. Davis tries to hide how he crashed the police cruiser from Karen. Oscar and Emma uncover an old secret of Brent's while cleaning the shed.

The Corner Gas parking lot becomes a drive-in – thanks to Hank – putting Davis and Karen on high alert for potential criminal behaviour!

Davis tries to get Brent to join his rugby team, but Brent’s more focused on inventing a new rugby chant.

Brent discovers his parents put money aside for him, but Oscar's forgotten where it is; Karen and Davis are hurt to learn how often people lie to the police and enlist Wanda as their lie detector.

Emma sees high art in Hank's hedge-trimming and sells his services around town; prompted by Oscar, Brent tries to collect on the IOUs piling up at Corner Gas, resorting to unorthodox means; Davis and Karen set up the cop shop in The Ruby.

Brent and Wanda help Lacey overcome her fears so she can go skydiving. Karen and Davis investigate a theft. Hank finds himself out of the loop.

Wanda, Hank, and Lacey attempt to terrorize Brent with a Sasquatch hoax. Davis and Emma's obsession with fantasy TV series Throne Strife forces Karen and Oscar to spend time together. Karen tries find something Oscar likes to do, but discovers he likes being a cranky old man who complains. Oscar discovers Karen likes to complain and coaches her to become better at it.

Hank wants to build a zip line in town and Lacey and Brent help out so he doesn't get himself killed. Karen and Davis crack down on Dog River's "Free Corner" – the spot where everyone dumps stuff they don't want – much to the dismay of the locals. Meanwhile, Emma and Oscar score a free robot vacuum that Oscar befriends... that is until Wanda soups it up.

Lacey is horrified to discover that she's featured in sexy graffiti scrawled on the side of The Ruby and Davis investigates. Emma offers to cover it up but gets a little too creative. Meanwhile, Hank and Brent restore a vintage car they bought from Old Man Wilkie, a man Oscar hates...if only he could remember why. Karen prepares to have her photo taken for The National Bravery of the Year Award until a stray cat keeps her out of the spotlight.

After Hank watches Hippothermia, an apocalyptic movie, the citizens of Dog River decide they need an emergency plan in case the end of the world is near. Davis, Karen and Wanda argueover who would lead Dog River in an apocalypse, while Hank and Oscar build a disaster shelter. Sick of Brent and Lacey's bickering, Emma traps them in her cellar to force them to hash things out.

The locals are confused about Wanda's PhD; Lacey gets mistaken for a cool adult by teens.

Ike's barn burns down and Lacey wants to help; Lacey organizes a bachelor auction to raise money, attracting a mystery woman who bids high for Brent; the more time the two spend together, the more curious the town gets about the woman's identity.

When a fire destroys The Ruby, Lacey wonders if it's a sign. Is she in the wrong place? Should she shake her life up and move away from Dog River? Brent has to face a world without Lacey... and he doesn't like it.

Hank accidentally punches Brent and they agree Brent can punch Hank back to settle the score. But when Brent takes his sweet time to make his move, Wanda cashes in on the standoff. Meanwhile, Karen and Davis find moonshine in the woods, which ends up helping Lacey and Emma's fundraiser.

Brent and Karen go to war over the antiquated laws in Dog River; Hank and Emma track down Oscar's prize quarter.

Oscar is disturbed to learn he and Emma have different notions about their final resting place; Wanda becomes obsessed with a productivity app while Lacey and Hank talk Brent into renovations.

It's cigars and "Battle Brides" night for the women of Dog River but they can't shake Hank from the girls-only event. Meanwhile, Brent stocks a new drink called "Commander Cola" in Corner Gas and Wanda becomes oddly attracted to the product's cardboard promotional military man. Meanwhile, Oscar and Davis buy lottery tickets together and can't stop arguing over how to split the winnings.

Brent messes up a fuel order which causes the locals to panic. Hank and Wanda come up with a solution for fuel, but catches the suspicions of Karen and Davis.

Wanda creates her dream video game; Lacey and Karen offer to help Davis release his pent-up stress.

Wanda is frustrated smartphones have replaced her as the town’s wellspring of knowledge so she sends clickbait texts to the citizens of Dog River while Lacey uses Wanda’s texts to move menu items in the diner. Davis and Karen involve Hank in a police training exercise, and things get chaotic when he falls too deep into character and can’t get out. Frustrated that Brent doesn’t sell live bait at Corner Gas, Oscar sets up a Bait Shack across the street to teach his son a lesson.