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Under the threat of corporate takeover, Mike and Ed disagree on the direction of Outdoor Man's future; Vanessa is elated when she thinks Mandy and Kyle are trying to have a baby.
Under the threat of corporate takeover, Mike and Ed disagree on the direction of Outdoor Man's future; Vanessa is elated when she thinks Mandy and Kyle are trying to have a baby.
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S5, EP1 "The Wolf Returns"Mike returns home after a two-month road trip; a tornado heads toward Outdoor Man and the Baxter family home.
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S5, EP2 "Free Range Parents"Mike asks Ryan to let Boyd walk home by himself; Kyle and Ed hold a doomsday preparation meeting; Mandy and Eve keep a secret from Vanessa.
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S5, EP3 "Ping-pong"Vanessa thinks Eve should be more supportive of having a woman president; Mike and Mandy wonder what they have in common.
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S5, EP4 "Educating Boyd"When Boyd is suspended from school, Mike wants Ryan to look into private schools; Kristin and Kyle are faced with a raccoon in the Outdoor Man restaurant.
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S7, EP7 "Dreams vs. Realty"Mandy nearly gives up on her dream of becoming a fashion designer when she is faced with rejection; Vanessa looks back at her own career path, which stirs up regrets; Mike steps in to help the women in his family realize their dreams.
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S7, EP6 "The Courtship of Vanessa's Mother"Vanessa's mother comes to visit and hits it off with Ed; Mandy and Kyle tutor Boyd, but they may be the ones getting outsmarted.
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S7, EP5 "One Flew Into the Empty Nest"When Vanessa wants to board a foreign exchange student, Mike must work overtime to impress her father; Kristen and Ryan try to remain cool when Boyd invites a girl over.
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S7, EP4 "Bride of Prankenstein"Mike and Chuck find the perfect target for a prank while working late to set up a security system at the store on Halloween; Mandy, Kyle, Kristen and Ryan hold a séance.
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