Right before the big game, Brak and Zorak decide to kidnap their high school mascot, a chicken named Mr. Bawkbagawk. Brak takes the mascot to his house to hide it and presents it to his parents as his father's uncle: Earl Toteman.

Brak promises to take care of Mr. Thundercleese's goldfish, Mr. Tickles, while he is away. Goldfish eat ham don't they?

Brak's parents notice an ad in the newspaper telling them that Fish Buckets, a restaurant that serves seafood, is having a special event, a "Salute to Crabs" and Brak's parents decide to make a night of it by going out and eating seafood, but Brak and Zorak can't come with them because they didn't do their homework. In a quandary, Brak wonders what must be done and so Zorak sets forth the idea that they can go back in time and convince their past selves to do the homework so as not to be faced with the stuff later. This doesn't work, as the past selves only go back in...

One day as Brak is telling Zorak (who plainly does not care) that he will be in a talent show, a mishap involving an assassin robot occurs and Zorak is caught in the fray, soon leading to him forceful expelling a talking pink blob named Carmine from his throat, which proves to be the explanation for Zorak's raspy voice, and without it, Zorak has a perfectly refined singing voice, which he uses to beat Brak in the talent show. This leads to Carmine booking Zorak and his lovely new voice on a tour singing all over the world. Brak is jealous until Zorak comes back home, ...

Brak is in distress when Zorak disposes of his stuffed animal named Hippo.

Thundercleese's powers are deactivated shortly before an impending asteroid approaches the planet.

Thundercleese's powers are deactivated.

In order to raise money for a science project, Brak puts on a musical based on the movie Psycho with his friends and family in the lead roles.

Dad and Zorak engage in a good old fashioned staring contest.