The Best Episodes of Sons of Tucson Season 1

When the Gunderson boys - Brandon, Gary and Robby - hire Ron Snuffkin to pretend to be their father after their real father goes to prison, they find out that there's more to their "fake" dad than meets the eye. Ron has to enroll them in school, convince Robby's teacher to keep him in her class, sweet-talk the principal, locate mint-condition toy soldiers at his grandmother's house and avoid a thug who wants his money.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Greg Bratman, Tommy Dewey

When the Gunderson boys get chickenpox, Ron cares for them until he develops symptons of his own. Meanwhile, Brandon falls for a girl who is only into him because he's sick.

Director: Tamra Davis

Writer: Andy Bobrow

Ron befriends a police officer in hopes of getting a free pass from the cops, all while brokering a shady scheme involving south-of-the-border prescriptions. Meanwhile, the boys decide to make a movie, but find their project being taken over by Robby's play date.

Director: Fred Savage

Writer: Robin Shorr, Kristi Korzec

A string of local burglaries have the neighborhood and the Gundersons on edge, leaving Ron looking for a way to benefit from the situation. Ron convinces his buddy Glenn to pretend to rob the Gundersons so he can swoop in and save them and hopefully move into the house.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Adam Chase

Ron convinces the Gundersons to host a party to help Robby make friends his age, but Ron’s secret motive is for Robby and his new friends to embrace arts and crafts and make souvenirs that he can sell for profit. Meanwhile, Brandon tries to help Gary talk to his crush.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Greg Bratman, Tommy Dewey

When Ron chaperones Gary on an out-of-town debate tournament, Gary learns the hard way what his teammates really think of him. Meanwhile, Angela volunteers to watch Brandon and Robby back at the house, ultimately leading to Brandon being homeless on the streets and Robby locking her in the shed.

Director: Kevin Dowling

Writer: Andy Bobrow

When Robby's teacher becomes suspicious of Ron's behavior, he invites her over for a family dinner. Meanwhile, Ron and the boys set out to create 15 years of photo history.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Matthew Carlson

Ron eavesdrops on the boys planning to get a Father's Day present, thinking that they're are going to get him a present, he does what he can to reciprocate and goes all out to get them something special. Mr. Gunderson plans to call his sons from prison and this makes the boys nervous.

Director: Reginald Hudlin

Writer: Greg Bratman, Tommy Dewey

While at work, Ron gets a visit from his ex-girlfriend and she tells him that she is breaking up with her boyfriend. Ron seeks help from The Gunderson boys to increase his chances of getting her back.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Matthew Carlson

Ron brings a dog home for the boys and they fall in love with him. After they name him Waffles, Ron discovers that he is a wolf and must find some other place for him to live.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Michael Glouberman

Glenn's birthday is coming up and to celebrate it, Ron decides to take him to an upcoming adult-film convention; Brandon and Gary form a band.

Director: Kevin Dowling

Writer: Adam Chase

Ron quits after the boys get upset with him for spending too much time with his girlfriend.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Matthew Carlson

Robby enters a ballroom-dancing competition; Brandon gets a job at Sport Space.

Director: Todd Holland

Writer: Michael Glouberman