The Great North — Season 5

The Tobin fishing boat has vanished while Captain Beef is ashore. The Tobin siblings, along with Honeybee and Dirt, offer a flurry of theories regarding the fate of *The Mighty Kathleen*.

Wolf secured a spot on the local Alaskan survival program, *Dropped Off To Die*. However, after a disastrous early segment, a profound embarrassment drove him to secretly return home, seeking refuge on the Tobin property.

Ham begins performing at Yet-E-Cheddar's, where he cultivates an unusual connection with Freddie, an animatronic Yeti, a bond that strains his relationship with Crispin. Meanwhile, the arrival of the new Tobin Boat unleashes a fierce compet…

Honeybee believed she had weathered every peril Alaska could offer, yet a fresh challenge now threatens to overwhelm her.

Following a sharp disagreement with Beef, Moon made a significant choice. Meanwhile, Judy and Ham conceived a scheme to supplement their income.

Principal Gibbons discovered Aunt Dirt attempting to impersonate a cafeteria worker, a transparent ploy to attract the attention of another lunch lady. He countered with an offer: the position, contingent upon her coaching the debate team. …

A tremor of unease had settled upon Judy; she worried about the widening distance between herself and Moon. To bridge the gap, she enrolled them both in ice dance competitions, a shared passion from their youth. Meanwhile, Beef found himsel…

The unsettling enterprise of Wolf and Honeybee faces its ultimate trial when a prominent travel critic arrives to assess its merits.

The Tobins found themselves unexpectedly detained at school; Principal Gibbons, it seemed, was the sole authority in the region who had not called for a snow day as a fierce blizzard gathered force.

Judy and Beef persistently intruded upon Ham’s private affairs. Meanwhile, Wolf and Honeybee embarked on a quest to dispel a rumor circulating throughout the town – the unsettling claim that Wolf consumed worms.

Aunt Dirt’s newfound enthusiasm for a role-playing game ignited a desire for retribution. Meanwhile, Beef found himself consumed by an unexpected passion for intricate beadwork.

Wolf needed to find Judy quickly, lest they be late for their reservation.

Judy has joined the company for the dinner theater production. Meanwhile, Wolf and Honeybee assist Moon in selling jerky, going door to door.

Beef discovered a new kind of exhilaration in stunt fishing.

The enduring bond between Beef and Walt faces a critical trial.

The honeybee and the wolf undertook the renovation of the guest cabin. Following a profoundly challenging ordeal, Ham, Judy, and Moon found themselves with entirely new perspectives on existence.

During a field trip to witness the Curlew's Kissin' Comets, Beef desperately tries to avert a dreadful outcome for his children. Meanwhile, Aunt Dirt descends into unpredictable behavior at the Old Moose Retirement Home.

The wolf vaulted into the amateur wrestling ring. At the Point & Shoot, Judy instructed a new employee in their duties.

Ham found himself drawn into the fiercely competitive realm of local meteorology. Meanwhile, Judy and Moon embarked on a pursuit of a deadly professional.

The family's summer plans hang precariously in the balance. Could Judy be the one to salvage them? The answer, it seems, is yet to be revealed.

A shadow of irritation crossed Moon’s face when he learned of the unexpected addition to his sleepover arrangements – Russell’s younger cousin. The news seemed to send ripples of near-panic through the rest of the Tobins.

Beef risked everything to retrieve moose meat from the roadside, a vital provision for the town. Meanwhile, Aunt Dirt and Jerry braced themselves for the coming end of days.


