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Lone wanderer Sid and warlord Freya struggle to adjust after moving from the apocalyptic wasteland to the suburbs.
Freya runs for president of the Boomtown Homeowners Association; Morris takes Sid on a perilous business trip.
Sid and Freya try to improve their sex life with couple's therapy; Morris attends his high school reunion.
Sid tries to help Morris get his son into a prestigious school; Freya attempts to prove she's not too old to party.
Morris puts on a theatrical production of "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective"; Sid goes on a weekend trip with Tai and his friends.
Sid and Freya visit Freya's parents; Morris and Tai share an intimate evening together.
Sid buys a flashy new vehicle called a Bifi, and it starts to become his whole personality; Scraps returns to his old village.
Sid and Freya find out Freya is pregnant and Morris throws them a baby shower; Tai has to pet-sit Scraps while going back in time to terminate the future leader of the human resistance.
Freya reunites with her old gang of war dogs; Sid joins an anti-robot extremist group; Tai enters a talent competition to prove he's not obsolete.
The final battle for Boomtown.
Set in 1844, small-town reverend Ezekiel Brown enlists wanted outlaw Benny the Teen to lead his people west along the Oregon Trail. Repressed prairie wife Prudence Aberdeen responds to the freedom of the trail, pulling her away from her husband Todd.
The wagon train must ford a dangerous river, leading to a moral struggle between Ezekiel and Benny over the soul of the group. Meanwhile, Prudence and Todd meet hipster pioneers living #wagonlife.
Ezekiel signs up for a buffalo hunting expedition to prove his manhood; Benny teaches Prudence how to be a bandit.
The wagon train stops in the sinful town of Branchwater, luring Ezekiel into a night of debauchery and temptation; Benny finds his favorite saloon has transformed into an inauthentic tourist trap.
The wagon train meets a religious group being led west by a prophet; Benny tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter.
The wagon train stops at Independence Rock to celebrate the Fourth of July. While Ezekiel and Prudence try to enjoy the holiday, Benny attempts to reclaim his place as the number one outlaw in the west.
Benny tries to become a hero to a Native American tribe.
The wagon train attempts to cross the Blue Mountains, but Ezekiel worries their journey has been cursed by God. Meanwhile, Benny tries to make amends with Trig.
Ezekiel, Benny, and the farmers face starvation as they try to survive a blizzard; Todd gets into politics.
The wagon train faces its final showdown.
Al pursues her education; Prince Chauncley tries to live up to his father's expectations.
Al lands an impressive new job; Prince Chauncley loses one of his favorite ducks.
Prince Chauncley and Lord Vexler go on diplomatic mission; new invention shakes up Eddie's business.
Prince Chauncley gets an internship; Mikey makes some new friends.
Al and Prince Chauncley struggle to deal with their families over the holidays.
Al and Maggie go to a music festival; Prince Chauncley deals with a temperamental rock star.
Al sues the crown; Prince Chauncley makes an unexpected breakthrough with his father.
Al and Prince Chauncley attend an astronomy lecture and Eddie meets a new neighbor.
Al and Prince Chauncley make big plans for their futures.
Al and Prince Chauncley face their biggest challenge yet.
Frustrated with the mess that Earth's become, God contemplates the end while two determined angels try to change his mind.
God asks Sanjay to smite a non-believer; Craig and Eliza have their work cut out for them.
A troublesome human complicates Craig and Eliza's plan; Sanjay attempts to burnish his credentials.
Craig helps God recruit a prophet; Sanjay heads to the basement to help save Earth.
Rosie meets with a competitor while Craig, Eliza and Sanjay try to dupe God.
God meets with potential investors for his groundbreaking new restaurant.
Craig risks it all in a desperate attempt to save Earth and all of mankind.