Distracted by heartbreak over Lola, Jay enlisted his friends for a month-long endeavor, hoping it would offer some respite. Meanwhile, Missy found herself unexpectedly drawn to someone new.

Seeking to reclaim his power, the Shame Wizard appeared at swimming lessons, intending to unsettle the children with anxieties about their bodies.

While Walter, ever the romantic advisor, offered Nick guidance on navigating the complexities of affection, Jesse’s passion ignited as he prepared to challenge the school’s controversial mascot.

The sting of unreturned affection and bitter jealousies transform their friendship into something volatile, something simmering with resentment. Andrew finds himself becoming unduly attached to a visiting substitute teacher.

Missy strives to convince her cousins that she’s anything but awkward, Andrew rebels against his father’s iron-fisted control of the Thanksgiving turkey, and Jesse quietly wishes for a holiday miracle.

As Jessi grapples with her emotions regarding Ali, Nick spends an evening out with Devon, Andrew cultivates a fresh image, and Missy sparks a whisper campaign across the internet.

Fueled by their recent acquisitions, Missy and Nick spiraled into a bitter cycle of animosity. Elsewhere, Jay orchestrated an elaborate display in his attempt to reclaim Lola’s affections.

Beloved holiday tales are given a playfully irreverent twist in this unique installment, presented by puppet incarnations of Maury and Connie.

During the Birch family’s annual ski trip, Leah finds herself poised for an intimate connection with Val, while Andrew quickly forms a rapport with another novice on the slopes. Meanwhile, Matthew offers encouragement to Jay, helping him br…

Drawn by Walter, Nick journeyed into the realm of monsters and immediately insisted on speaking with whoever was in command. The revelry of a New Year’s Eve celebration sparked a sudden cascade of extravagant displays.