Harry brings in a potion that Steve stupidly drinks. What do you think happens? He turns into Mr. Hyde, of course. Also, the great Robin and Linda Williams are Steve's guests singing "Rubber Blubber Whale." Harry sings how he made his millions. As usual, hilarity ensues...

Seems Steve has multiple personalities and it's going to take a therapist like Harry to cure him. But when Harry does find the cure, guess who disappears! Also, Nancy Tucker sings "Everything Reminds Me Of My Therapist."

The store is open again! Steve and Harry are well stocked. In order to compete with Amazon, they have to sell everything and anything. If you want a candy cane big enough to use if you have a limp, they got it. You want a cloud? No problem.

Steve and other guardians of children (and dummies) have written their congressman and have a law passed to outlaw peanut butter. But Harry has his jones's, man, and needs his fix. Also, Washboard Jungle, a crazy fun group, sing "Bas Tat" about walking the moors without a hat, and Harry sings a song called "Skippetybopbebop" based on the old blues song "Diddywadiddy."

You've heard of Grandma Moses, the primitive painter? Well, Harry accuses Steve of being a primitive comic. So Harry gives Steve lessons to up the quality of his work. Also, Nancy Tucker is Steve's guest singing a song she wrote, "Piano," and Steve and Harry sing an old Tin Pan Alley song "Goofus."

Tom Chapin sings his most excellent song, "Uh Oh, Accident" about being a klutz. Harry also brings in his personal care products, like anti-gravity shampoo and slow motion lotion or faster than light aftershave, only he gets into trouble with the FDA. Hilarity ensues.

Harry has a get rich scheme. He's created some very unusual alarms, like the alarm that goes off if a bowling ball is about to roll off the table and fall on your toe. Or if your significant other is going to make liver for dinner. 'Nuff said.

For those of you who like one of those Dadaesque episodes, you might like this. Harry's hands are in love and he has to keep them separate to observe decorum. I mean, you know, they either get married or they have to stay separated. That's why one of them has a glove on. Also, Robin and Linda Williams are guests. They were regulars on Prairie Home Companion.

Harry's gotten some very interesting tattoos. Don't worry, they're the kind you can just rub off...except his don't. Sandpaper anyone? Peter Schickele, Grammy award winner and creator of PDQ Bach, sings his original "Fat Cats." Steve and Harry sing the school song for National Embalmers.

Steve really gets a kick out of opening the Store. It makes Amazon or Ebay look like a little startup company. It dwarfs Walmart. You want liver flavored soda? They got it. You want a yeti egg, a tulip egg? They got it.