The Stanley Dynamic
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26 episodes · First aired 2017-02-27
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The LARP-ing King's Crown is up for grabs after the reigning king, Dennis, is banned from the Brock. Dennis befriends Luke, but Ronnie is suspicious that Dennis is only using Luke to get to the crown. Meanwhile, to help Larry study for his upcoming history exam, the family pitches in by recreating ancient Rome in the house, complete with Roman feasts, baths, and gladiator matches.
Luke accidentally drinks Morgan's plant growth serum, and the side effects turn him into a petulant teenager. Seeing an opportunity to become the "good son" in his parents' eyes, Larry brews a modified version of the serum, which accidentally turns Luke into a monster. Meanwhile, Dad is mistaken for a substitute teacher at the high school, and manages to impress Principal Webber.
A representative from the BerryBlast juice company discovers Luke and hires him to be their new cartoon mascot. Meanwhile, Larry has to do a book report, but doesn't want to read the book. When he finds out Morgan's all-women's book club is discussing the book, he disguises himself as a woman to learn about it without having to read it.
Principal Webber appoints Luke as the new hall monitor, but the power quickly goes to Luke's head. Soon, Luke is handing out detentions for even the smallest infractions, and no one is safe, not even Principal Webber. Larry must lead his ragtag team of fellow detentionees to freedom, but their only hope is to bust Luke for breaking one of his own rules.
The Stanley kids are excited when Dad's rugged cowboy brother, Hank, stays with them while competing at the local Rodeo Games. But when Larry volunteers to be Hank's partner, Mom and Dad are reluctant. Larry assumes it's because cowboy life can be dangerous, but soon discovers it's because Uncle Hank is actually a rodeo clown and Larry's now been roped into the humiliating job.
While giving out candy on Halloween, Luke challenges trick-or-treaters to sit through three spooky stories without running away in terror. In one story, a mishap with Morgan's duplicator machine results in Larry transforming into a spider. In another, the family is visited by a pleasant spirit who takes over Dad's body.
