Danny's convinced his bar has become lame; he decides the only fix is to return to Muckton, the hardest partying town he's ever known-only to discover an old enemy has turned it into a dry community.

A grief-stricken Danny goes in search of a necromancer when his close friend dies; Lhandi falls in love with a sickly suitor; Onorato and Xanthena must band together to protect an endangered woman giving birth on a besieged Oasis.

Xanthena reluctantly agrees to protect a group of sickly boy kings from a vicious attacker; Danny finds new popularity as an insult comedian; Jep and Onorato find themselves victims of a series of carjackings.

When a generations-long blood feud traps The Oasis in traffic, Danny wants nothing but peace and quiet; Danny tries to spend a mellow afternoon with a pair of old friends.

Danny's convinced to take part in a car race he embarrassed himself in as a child; Lhandi and crew do their best to support him but when childhood rival Rikki Validictus stokes the flames of competition, Danny's worst tendencies take over.

Danny Doom makes a deal with a shady characters to save his favorite sporting event, The Razorbowl.

It is discovered that Xanthena's music can lift the mood of depressed Wastelanders.

Trapped with no food, Danny and the crew must choose between friendship and starvation.

Danny Doom faces off with his arch nemesis, Sunny Sinclair.

In a desperate attempt to force a friendship between herself and Onorato, Lhandi gets the gang mixed up with a dangerous group of Riccardos.

The gang chases down bar regular Barry after he skips out on his bill.

Things get uncomfortable when Jep takes a new lover and Danny Doom gets jealous.

After Danny's feelings are hurt by some bathroom graffiti, he falls abandons the crew.

The Oasis falls into a state of panic when the Wasteland's only beer supply is cut off.

Lhandi leads a violent rebellion against her authoritarian father.