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V.J. embarks on a porn odyssey, while Mark reconnects with an old flame.

A porn star named Cherry Sundae takes a liking to Mark. Because that always happens in real life.

VJ's family sends him a mail-order bride. Also, someone pops the question.

Mark dates a were-wolf. Can he take her out at night? What's her budget for hair products? Does she walk on two legs or four? So many questions!

Woody pretends he has a twin brother in order to date twin sisters. Elsewhere, VJ totals Mark's car.

Mark takes a job working for Russell Peters, who takes the gang on an underwater adventure to find Atlantis in his submarine.

After leaving the country for plastic surgery on her rear, Sam, along with V.J., but on the plane home, they are kicked off the plane mid-flight. But thanks to the bouncing power of sam's new rear, they are safe. It's up to Mark and Woody to save them, but when a native tribe starts worshipping her bum, Sam questions if she even wants to be saved.

A mad scientist shrinks Woody and Anderson for sinister purposes; Mark and Sam compete on a Japanese game show.

V.J. and Woody abduct a leprechaun, whose hot Irish daughter puts a hex on them; Sam tries to revive an ex-rocker's career by getting herself committed to a mental hospital.

V.J. thinks he's had an alien encounter after a night of heavy partying; Sam coaxes her boyfriend to get cosmetic surgery.

Woody's new basketball-player flame becomes pregnant, forcing Woody to evaluate what type of father he'll be; V.J.'s car has a volatile temper.

In an experiment, Woody and Mark change their skin tones; a boy band may jeopardize Sam's career as a concert promoter.

Two Swedish flight attendants await Mark and Woody, if they can get to the airport in 30 minutes; Sam and V.J. think a zombie uprising is at hand.

V.J. falls for Lily and becomes involved in illegal fish fighting to win her from her gangster boyfriend.

Mark's new girlfriend Brie invites the gang to her parents' cottage for the weekend. Mark is hunted by Brie's father while V.J. and Woody attempt to get lucky with the ladies at an all-female retreat across the lake.

Mark hits it off with Bonnie just before she robs a bank, making him her accomplice. Sam meets the mysterious street illusionist Archangel who briefly impresses her with his mystical abilities.

Mark meets a gold-digger. Then he steals a boat to impress her. Meanwhie, Woody starts a pillow-fighting league.

Sam tracks a serial killer who's targeting perfect women; Mark buys his first pair of "man shoes" and falls in with a ring of international spies.

A drunken Woody and V.J. are abandoned at a reenactment pioneer village but think they have traveled back in time. Mark and Sam date police officers Valerie and Vince, a crime fighting duo with reality issues.

Sam becomes maternal toward her ex's monkey; Woody and V.J. raise a botanical monster.

Mark is emasculated when an artists sculpts him with a reduced manhood. Elsewhere, Woody gets a tattoo. On his face. Who would do that?

Mark is dumped for being too safe, and Woody lands them both in a gang war; V.J. and Sam date conjoined twins after they become glued together.

Mark must make his boss happy after the latter had a short-lived romance with Sam; Woody encounters a promiscuous woman from the afterlife.

After spending the night with Mark, local weathergirl Connie goes to work commando, accidentally flashes the world and loses her job. Mark, feeling responsible, takes action to get her job back, but is forced to accept the position himself. V.J. turns a golf-putting device into the next great sex toy.

Mark hooks up with ventriloquist Shari, but takes a liking to her dummy Mallory.