Stuart tells a story about Dave, Morley and the kids, and their beloved pet, Arthur. Arthur the dog, who stole socks, potatoes, too much space in the bed, and, more than anything else, stole the hearts of his family. And left them the richer for it.

Dave volunteers to take care of Mary Turlington’s homemade cake.

When Dave sees his friend Ted Anderson’s fancy Italian racing bike strapped on to the roof of the car, he decides to climb up to see what it would feel like to take the bike for a spin.

Dave, Bert and Kenny provide some moral support for their friend Carl, now retired. Carl is missing his annual office fishing derby. The four friends head out of town to size up the competition and try their hand in the fishing contest.

Dave becomes the neighbourhood’s de facto dogwalker - walking and caring for six neighbourhood dogs. 

Dave’s son Sam and his friend Murphy turn boredom into brilliance and entertain the neighbourhood by building the most amazing backyard slide.

Stuart travels to “Danceland” a hundred-year-old dancehall on the shores of Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan. He talks about his own dancing memories and has a story about Dave and Morley dancing.

Dave, Sam and Murphy take a road trip to Thunder Bay to deliver a boa constrictor to one of Dave’s old rock ‘n’ roll pals.

Sam and Murphy ask Dave if they can take the train, by themselves, to Cape Breton to visit Dave’s mother Margaret.

Stephanie reluctantly brings her father, Dave, along with her on a yoga retreat.