Raytown Roundup
Episodes
46 episodes
Side Hustles
Dennis and Sally hire Cousin Carl to do a building project for them.
Reformation Day
Betty gets ready to celebrate Reformation Day amidst glorious fall weather in Raytown.
Gas Discounts
Jacob acquires a great gas discount while getting ready for the football game.
A Bird Named Piggy
Phyllis enjoys some chocolate cake, a cup of coffee, and a good thunderstorm.
Raccoon Hunting
Sam and Rachel discover that owning a piece of woods also means fighting the critters that eat their plants and steal their food.
Hurricanes
Typical summer conversation turns Ed's thoughts to hurricanes.
Mushrooms, Goose, Chipmunks, and Skunk
My desire to get in shape leads to many encounters of a surprising nature.
Mall Walkers
Due to the extreme heat and the expanding waist line, I decide to become a mall walker.
Glass Recycling
Phyllis undergoes a lot of mental distress while trying to recycle glass.
Zombie Drinking
The 4th of July holiday turns Miss Julie into a Zombie Drinker.
The Church Board Goes Bowling
The church board decides to go out and have some fun together. Somehow, bowling turns into berry picking, but a good time is had by all - or maybe none.
Best Camping Trip Ever
Despite summer rain, the Blaine, Deborah, and the Boy Scouts try to go camping anyway.
SOS Calls
Sometimes SOS calls get made that should have just never happened at all.
Lucky Day
Sam and Anthony destroy the house but find out that it's a lucky day after all.
The Park
Due to an intense thunderstorm, church in the park gets moved inside.
Packing
Chuck and Greta begin packing for a trip, but Chuck keeps running into the unexpected.
Lawn Mowing and Moral Character
A survey of the neighborhood lawn mowing patterns reveals the moral status of Raytown.
A Good Day
Spring becomes dangerous as Raytowners begin to go outside again.
Welcoming
Phyllis and Ed decide to open their home to international students to celebrate Easter.
Culture Shock
Family members from Montana arrive for a visit, causing some culture shock in Raytown.