Brent accepts Karen’s offer to cut his hair, but his regular barber Emma is not impressed. Hank tests Lacey's patience after promising to stain her deck while Davis tries to convince Oscar to replace the noisy muffler on his car.

When a morning radio DJ starts impersonating him, Brent tries to prove to the people of Dog River, and especially Oscar, that it's not him. Lacey's upset when her new delivery service proves more popular than she'd like.

Things heat up when Hank installs a new digital thermostat for Oscar and Emma and is drawn into their battle over the perfect temperature. When Davis puts up a security height sticker by the door of Corner Gas, Brent attempts to get Wanda's true height.

Brent and Lacey mentor high-school students in a job shadow program only to realize they are less than inspirational leaders. And things boil over when Hank gets a fondue pot and inadvertently upsets Davis, an avid fondue enthusiast.

Hank and Brent's plan to tear down a local barn is complicated when Oscar insists on getting involved. Determined to become the Howler’s Newsmaker of the Year, Davis hires Wanda to be his own personal photographer.

Raising money for charity, Karen locks Davis in the jail cell until she has raised a thousand dollars, but Hank complicates matters when he insists on keeping Davis company. A stubborn Brent resists Lacey's attempt to spruce up Corner Gas.

Following a traumatic experience, Hank decides to live out his life-long dream of becoming a rodeo clown. Karen dreads giving a speech for the local police association about eyewitness testimony, and Wanda's help isn't helping.

Brent shoots himself in the foot when he convinces Hank to start a blog and immediately regrets it when he realizes that he's going to have to read it. When Lacey gets bummed out over a friend's recent success, the food at the Ruby goes downhill.

When the police department gets a new global positioning unit, Brent realizes that Corner Gas may not be within Dog River and Lacey is now relishing her new insider status. Hank's new job as the garbage man has Oscar and Emma feeling exposed.

Wanda's competitive nature comes out when she and Davis both sign up for piano lessons with Emma. When Lacey breaks her arm, Hank tries to help her through the recovery process while everyone in town is eager to sign Lacey's cast except Karen.

When Emma starts using Brent's old bedroom as a sewing area, she gives his old toys to Hank, causing Brent to feel sentimental. Oscar starts selling cookies door-to-door to make extra cash as Karen eagerly jumps in to assist.

After Brent forgets to buy a Mother's Day present for Emma, he finds himself competing with Hank who remembered. A feud ensues as Lacey and Davis see who can embarrass the other more by bringing up each other's inabilities.

When Oscar has to pay for Emma's damaged bushes, he becomes a census taker. The only problem is he's partnered with Hank, who would prefer to work alone. Lacey is convinced that a romance is brewing between Davis and Karen.

When Davis gets a table hockey game for the police station, Brent and Karen become overly competitive as they attempt to become the ultimate champion. Lacey nominates Emma for a special award celebrating women of distinction.

When Karen thinks that she and Lacey are past the point of asking to borrow things, it becomes open season on each other's possessions. Oscar, Emma and Wanda are aghast when they discover that Brent has never seen a horror movie.

When Wanda accidentally breaks Emma's famous potato bowl, the pressure is on for her to amend the situation. Hank tries to become a better storyteller at the expense of Brent and Lacey. Meanwhile, Oscar, Karen and Davis start their own strange fraternity club.

Brent decides to try different alternatives to glasses after he breaks his pair, something Wanda doesn't believe he's man enough to do. Hank's conversations with Emma produce a wealth of slogans which he pitches to Lacey, Davis and Karen.

Emma forces Brent and Oscar to take Davis on an annual camping trip, complicating what they actually do each year. Hank has a good hair day and does his best to hold on to it. To prove how difficult their jobs are, Lacey and Wanda swap jobs.

With the mayoral election approaching, Fitzy wants the citizens of Dog River to come up with ways to bring more tourism to town. Surprisingly, Hank has the best idea of all, but it soon changes everyone's lives, some for the better, and others for the worse.