Uncle Si goes off on tipping culture, defends senior discounts, and relates to being as broke as he once was. He admits to only watching Buck Commander for Luke Bryan, and even confesses to accidental shoplifting of a fishing rod and reel. John-David bucks the trend on tipping, and Martin uncovers a podcast throwdown from Jase Robertson. Plus, when Si needed first aid, Martin was zero help.

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Uncle Si calls out Willie and Jase for the way they “mistreat” him on the golf course, and Stone shares a bond with Si over the one thing that can send them both into a full-blown rage. Si gets a treat in the mail, but after one bite, he realizes he’s bitten off way more than he can chew. Si and Martin are amused to find out that being buddies with Godwin comes with a price tag these days, and John-David shares the wild story of how he risked getting fired just to snap one epic celebrity selfie.

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Uncle Si gets emotional as he reflects on Phil Robertson’s incredible transformation from a reckless, selfish outlaw to a selfless man of God—something Si once thought was impossible. He marvels at Phil’s unshakable faith, even in the face of death, recalling how Phil faced a near plane crash with only the resurrection on his lips. Martin shares how Phil took him under his wing from the moment they met, showing the heart behind the man many had given up on. Meanwhile, John-David stirs up trouble during a church volleyball game, and Zach Dasher reveals that parts of "The Blind" had to be reshot because Phil’s past was too dark to show on screen.

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Uncle Si shuts down a reckless decision in the making with his signature no-nonsense wisdom, saving someone from a big mistake. John-David relives his glory days of leading the Duck Commander kickball team to so many victories that not only did people cry, but the league disbanded. Phillip finds himself in deep trouble (literally) after getting both his lawnmower and ATV stuck up to the axles in his own yard. Martin is on the defensive after his wife throws some serious shade his way, and he’s not letting it slide without a fight. Plus, Si takes a trip down memory lane, reliving his favorite day of filming “Duck Dynasty”—talking to kids at Career Day.

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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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