Si stands aside to let the ladies have their fun, and the Duckmen wives—Bella, Brittany, Alyson, and Lisa—don’t hold back from sharing their men’s bad habits and embarrassing quirks. Brittany and Bella agree that Martin’s messy tendencies at home and in the office are a huge headache, and Alyson has a bone to pick with John-David’s weird, dirty sock habit. Lisa and the girls share their favorite Uncle Si stories and the things about him they love most.

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Uncle Si discovers that electrical capers are a rite of passage—at least for him and his buddies. Godwin reveals the worst part of the 'Duck Dynasty' trip to Scotland, and the guys embark on a culinary journey to explore the best and worst foods from around the world. John-David and Si bond over their love of German cuisine, while a creepy creature story captivates Si’s imagination.

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Uncle Si roasts Jase’s off-the-wall grandpa nickname, and Jase is so intimidated by Si that he’s afraid to show up for a surprise visit. Martin’s wild weekend results in the downfall of his nearly 15-year perfect attendance record for speaking events, and John-David finally gives his son Carter the birthday present he’s been dreaming of. Phillip helps with some truck trouble that freaked Si out big time, and the boys remind Si of his stint as a redneck okra on the kids’ TV show “VeggieTales” back in its heyday.

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Uncle Si finally talks the Duck Call Room producer and crew into appearing on camera to spill their secrets, including an awful fact about beavers that greatly affects John-David. Si’s great-niece, Alex, also fashions herself as a black sheep of the family and gives the lowdown on Al Robertson’s unfortunate DIY tattoos. Hunter’s relationship with his twin sister has Martin on edge about his twins’ future as adults

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Even though Phil is getting old, he’s still got it when it comes to culinary criticisms. Si once had his critique of his wife’s cooking backfire big time, and Stone spills the beans on why the Robertson men, especially Si, are such loudmouths. John-David dishes about his wife’s recent kitchen flop, and Martin is far too frightened to ever cook for a Robertson. Stone attempts to get John-David onto the jiu-jitsu mat, and Si sells the sport as if he’s got firsthand knowledge.

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Uncle Si introduces his favorite new co-star from “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” Jacob Mayo, who also happens to be Bella’s husband. Martin explores the origins of Jacob’s nickname “Butt Cut” along with the other crazy nicknames of Si’s buddies. John-David goes giddy hearing all the insider details of Bella and Jacob’s pet peeves with each other, but Jacob is careful to make sure he’s not in the doghouse because of his comments.

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Uncle Si invites New York Yankees’ GM Brian Cashman to Louisiana to settle their differences on the importance of beards. Martin and Godwin have the worst luck on the water, with Godwin getting stranded with no help and Martin making a habit of falling out of boats annually at least. John-David’s son Carter calls ‘em like he sees ‘em and it might land JD in hot water with strangers. 

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Uncle Si’s checkered dating history includes an unexpected and undeserved double face punch from his date! John-David plays wingman for Hunter, though it turns out that might not be necessary. Martin and Si are complimentary of the new “Duck Dynasty: Revival” production crew, Phillip relishes being Si’s spin doctor. A voicemail leads to a lively debate about how Si and the boys would handle a zombie apocalypse situation, and their answers are quite surprising!

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Willie and Jase band together to give Uncle Si and the boys a detailed update on the health journey of Phil & Miss Kay. Willie and Jase admit to teaming up against their other brothers Al and Jep for a good cop/bad cop routine when it comes to helping Phil and Kay make tough choices, and Si can’t help but remember the later days of his own parents’ health issues. Martin and John-David are glad to hear that Willie’s comedy still gets laughs from Phil and Kay, even on the hard days.

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Martin gets nostalgic over the “Duck Dynasty” days and Uncle Si’s performance as a rodeo clown on the show. Godwin gets to meet his own replacement at Duck Commander, and his “retirement” has him working harder than ever! Stone shocks the boys with his reasons for joining social media and also with the fact that he sort of loves it. John-David is impressed with the collective weight loss of everyone in the room since the old days, and Godwin’s main obsession with his CB radio stems from romancing his wife, Paula, over the airwaves. 

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