The wives organize a protest to keep the men from going fishing.

Red and Harold promote the Lodge by linking it to Lorne Greene, who supposedly grew up there.

Harold starts his own airline, with Red as his first passenger.

The men all submit IQ tests so Harold can open a MENSA chapter.

Harold sponsors a beautification project around Possum Lake. Rather than clean up the lodge, Red uses nuclear waste to grow sunflowers tall enough to hide the lodge.

Harold tries to boost the show's ratings by turning it into Reality TV.

Eager for government money, the men try to turn the Lodge into a park.

Harold needs Red's help to pose as a 50's superhero for a comic book convention.

Trouble arises at the Lodge when the guys prepare for the Santa Claus Parade.

A snowstorm traps some of the men in the Lodge.

Harold brings in a shipment of energy bars, which get everyone hooked.

The men try to blow up a missile they found in an abandoned well.

Harold brings in a local boy scout troop to teach Lodge members about the outdoors.

Trying to observe the Kyoto Protocol, Lodge members try to generate power using windmills - and their own vehicles.

Harold represents the Lodge in the 'Mr. Possum Lake' contest.

Harold and Red try to turn the Lodge into a bed and breakfast, with Mike Hamar as a test customer.

The Lodge hosts a dinner theater.

Anxious to meet women, Harold submits a tape to a video dating service.

Red Green is a bearded Canadian carpenter who's really handy with his hands, and can find great uses for duct tape. He hosts The Red Green Show, where he and his nerdy nephew, Harold, teach the viewers how to make excellent and useful crafts, as well as give marriage advice, from their home at Possum Lodge. Also, he plays games with Dalton Humphries where he must try to get him to guess a word by giving examples of it or saying a sentence it would be used in. Red also appears in a black-and-white series with the bungling Bill Smith were they show young viewers things like how to hunt and the existence of gravity. Other characters who frequently appear are the deprived Ranger Gord, who lives on top of a 100-foot tower on top of a 200-foot hill, has been guarding the watch tower for 16 years without a vacation and has no friends; the golf-obsessed loser Bob Stuyvestant who knows nothing about women; Buzz Sherwood, a daredevil pilot; and Winston Rothschild III, a loyal! Written by Bloggers!