Duck Call Room

Uncle Si has come down with a massive, miserable sinus infection—but Jay Stone was there when he caught it, and the two of them had an absolute blast in the process. John-David loses it over a hilarious new nickname making the rounds in the Duckmen crew. Martin starts to wonder if John Luke might be showing early signs of a midlife crisis with some of his recent choices, and Godwin confesses there’s only one reason he ever breaks his diet: when his wife Miss Paula wants ice cream. The boys all agree that teal season opened up with a bit of a shadow hanging over it without Phil this year.

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Uncle Si is in rare form as he relives his run-in with an Alaskan grizzly, shocks the boys by disagreeing with Trump’s stance on PBS, and explains why his family buried cash in mason jars instead of trusting banks. Jacob Mayo takes on the challenge of tracking down a replica of Si’s legendary silk dragon jacket — the one he swears helped him win Miss Christine. Phillip reveals the embarrassing but fitting nickname Phil Robertson gave Martin, and John-David beams with fatherly pride as his son Carter lands the role of Zazu in the school play.

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Uncle Si opens an enormous window into his psyche by sharing a dream that leaves the boys speechless, and wonders if one brutal football hit is the real source of his crazy brain. His daily diet sparks a round of shock and envy, with perpetual jump-roper John-David admitting he’s jealous of Si’s legendary metabolism. Martin confesses that every time he sees a game warden his bowels go watery, even when he’s done nothing wrong. Jacob reveals some of Willie’s late-night gut-bombs that could send a man straight to the toilet. Si’s lifelong problem with authority resurfaces, except when there’s a ticket book in play.

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Uncle Si reacts with pure bewilderment to Gen Z dating after hearing about Hunter’s “date night” antics, and admits he’s unlocked a brand-new fear thanks to Rucker’s late-night experience in the dark at home. Martin gets launched into full “biologist mode” over the aftermath, and John-David takes it upon himself to beg the German people for clarity on one of Si’s wildest cultural claims.

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Uncle Si relives the first time Phil Robertson got hugged by another man and the priceless look on Phil’s face proves he was definitely not a hugger. Godwin reveals his new grandpa name, Martin shares the trick he used for introducing a newborn to the family dog, and John-David roasts Hunter the producer’s love life while he’s away. The boys are finally ready to laugh about their favorite Phil memories from game warden showdowns to baptisms and his favorite duck blind phrases.

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Uncle Si wades into the debate about Christians celebrating Halloween and agrees to let the boys choose his costume this year. Martin takes his sons on their first dove hunt, but the twins also come face to face with their worst nightmare. John-David argues over which game shows the Duck Call Room hosts could actually win, and Phillip admits he’s been beaten up by women—twice! The boys close with some tough-love advice for couples struggling with commitment issues.

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The boys point to Jesus as the ultimate comforter and resolve to live as bravely and boldly as Charlie did.

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Martin comes up with a wild idea for Si’s ashes someday, and Si calls it the coolest thing he’s ever heard. Jacob lobbies for a life-size wax figure of Si, though the price tag is a little steep. John-David highlights the hilariously random beef Si has with Shaquille O’Neal, and the boys cap it off by dreaming of a Robertson takeover on “Family Feud”—all while admitting they’re not exactly the sharpest tools in anyone’s shed.

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A routine check at the deer feeder turns into a nightmare when Martin comes face-to-face with a rattlesnake, and he just might need a change of pants after that. Uncle Si piles on with his trademark snake paranoia, recalling the night he refused to get out of bed after finding one in his air conditioner—and the time a rattler nearly claimed his family jewels. John-David discovers the dumbest way to waste $100, and Godwin treats his woman to a surprisingly pleasant trip to the theater to watch an old classic featuring some very big, with very sharp teeth. 

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Uncle Si teases a full makeover—fresh teeth, a barber session, and maybe even a tattoo—while Will Robertson shocks him with the “left-arm only” tattoo rule, backed up by his wife Abby’s reasoning. The crew jokes about getting Si inked live on-air, but John-David is fully freaked out when Si shares how he once bit a horse that bit him first. Martin offers a reminder for young listeners to be cautious when making permanent choices that could come back as regrets later.

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