Kick and Gunther discover that Kick's mother was once a daredevil called "Honey Splash".

Kick spends a day with his grandpa and learns that he was a military spy.

Kick promises to help Gunther and Billy Stumps with two important events, on the same day!

Kick and Gunther fight Brianna during a sleepover for control of the living room.

Kick is trying to get to Skidzees without touching the floor, but he fails multiple times and soon discovers he is a main target for his brother's Internet show "'You've Been Brad'd"'

Kick must research a strange creature called a Nuzzlet given to him to make a school report, but here's the rub the book he needs, and the only place quiet enough for him to do his report are both in the... Library.

After a botched reenactment, Kick is selected to star in a Viking reenactment over Gunther who really wanted to star in the reenactment. After a second Botched Reenactment when Kick tries to set the record straight by having Gunther do the reenactment instead of him, Gunther is now being mistaken for an ancient Viking warrior when he along with Kick's Family visits the Old Country. Gunther is now being hailed as a hero and a celebrity instead of his usual status as a wing-man. Gunther states that he will never leave the old country again. Can Kick save their friendship before it's too late?

A new big screen TV has shown up and with that Brad and Brianna are the first to make claims to the TV. Harold makes them play ping pong to decide who gets control over the TV for a night (which is the way the Buttowski family used to settle things when Harold was younger rather than fighting). Brad and Brianna both have bad table manners with ping pong, but things start to get out of hand when Harold picks up a paddle, and now the only one who can stop him is... Kick.

When Kick's grandma, Rosie, comes to visit, they have a blast together until she gives Kick a new jumpsuit for his stunt. Kick finds himself torn between making his grandma happy by wearing the embarrassing outfit or risk hurting her feelings by not wearing it.