Plot

FRECKLES O'LUCKLEAF A couple discovers a leprechaun and tries to coax him intro granting three wishes; cracking-up; TV LISTINGS Parody of TV show commercials for "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead," "Glitches, Please," "Priest Cop"; RED-BLOODED AMERICAN MALES: "Genus Sexay" Show within a show: Buck and Flash attend their high school reunion, and confront a transitioning classmate, a down home girl, a true crime recluse and a discriminating beauty; TEEN GASTRONOMIST A serious-minded reporter profiles a slightly air-headed teen chef; INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY HUNTERS A film producer at a Comic-Con panel is unexpectedly confronted about creators' rights; HOUSE KEYS A brokenhearted man makes an excuse to call his newly-ex-girlfriend; THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER A comic commercial for Guzzlechem Liquids before radio host Saul Garvey's monologue about the ache of secrets; DO THE TWO-FOUR A "demographically impossible commercial actor" promotes The Don't Call Me Sweetheart. Show; FRIENDS OF JUDY A parody of Disney Channel laugh track overuse also touches on the issues female and young stars face, foreshadowing "MeToo"; PALOMINO LULLABY Song: A lullaby about a beloved horse; JEPTHA JONES AND HIS TIME-TRAVELLING TOOTH: "At Valley Forge" Show within a show: Jeptha and Dr. Steinberg travel back in time to help General Washington face Benedict Arnold; SUPERHERO WITH CONDITIONS As though a comic book came to life, the Vigilante Squad face Professor Pain and come to the realization that they're only average super-heroes; BAD REP The makers of Prilosec OTC attempt to change their marketing strategy since reports of the drug's links to dementia; DOWN TO A SCIENCE Commercial parody for L. Don Hubbard's bank account cleansing Diuretics; GOLDRILLA: "The Miserables" Show within a show: Goldy's addiction to the shop at home channel ruins Bub's credit. Bub and Janice fight after seeing "Les Miserables"—Stephen Sonneveld