Follow the Alaskan adventures of the Tobin family as a single dad does his best to keep his weird bunch of kids close, especially as the artistic dreams of his only daughter lead her away from the family fishing boat and into the glamorous world of the local mall.
The worst episode of "The Great North" is "Ready Mayor Won Adventure", rated 6.2/10 from 101 user votes. It was directed by Neil Graf and written by Marina Cockenberg. "Ready Mayor Won Adventure" aired on 3/3/2024 and is rated 0.1 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Sexi Moose Adventure".
Honeybee wins interim Lone Moose mayor over Wolf who, although upset, starts overstepping during Honeybee's one day term. The rest of the Tobins start capitalizing on their new family member's political power.
Director: Neil Graf
Writer: Marina Cockenberg
While the children's mother is not in the picture, Judy seeks guidance from her new boss, Alyson, and her imaginary friend, Alanis Morissette, who appears to her in the Northern Lights. The family's plans to celebrate Judy's 16th birthday on the family fishing boat go awry after a moose breaks into the Tobin's home.
Director: Casey Crowe, Carlos Ramos
Writer: Lizzie Molyneux-Logelin, Wendy Molyneux, Minty Lewis
Judy embarks on a journey after getting some unexpected news from the dentist.
Director: Mario d'Anna
Writer: Caroline Levich
Ham enlists his family for help in finding a speech for his Public Speaking Elective. Judy, Beef, and Honeybee pitch competing stories for Ham to select from and end up secretly drawing from Top Gun, Good Will Hunting, and The Matrix in the process.
Director: Damil Bryant
Writer: Asha Michelle Wilson
After Ham gets into a prestigious cake competition in New York, the family sets off on a bus road trip.
Director: Michael Baylis
Writer: Caroline Levich
When the new librarian gets rid of the vandalized books, Moon and his friends retrieve them and set up a vandalized-book bookstore.
Director: Michael Baylis
Writer: Matt Lawton
Judy is worried that she and Ham are growing apart when she discovers he's been keeping a secret from her. The rest of the family participates in a town festival.
Director: Joel Moser
Writer: Minty Lewis
Beef struggles when the boat needs repairs and he can't fish for a whole week. Meanwhile, Wolf and Honeybee meet the best-looking man in Lone Moose.
Director: Neil Graf
Writer: Kevin Seccia
Wolf and Honeybee's parenting skills are put to the test when an adult show choir crashes outside their home. Beef takes Moon on a surprise trip.
Director: Paul Scarlata
Writer: Drew Hanks
Judy investigates a mysterious cloaked figure who's buying up all her art. Beef, Wolf, Ham, and Moon grow a giant cabbage. Honeybee and Jerry compete to see who can keep foam fingers on the longest.
Director: Michael Baylis
Writer: Jay Kasten
Judy tries to learn to drive.
Director: Karen Hydendahl
Writer: Carrie Clifford
When the eagle Moon is pet sitting escapes, he enlists Beef and Wolf to go searching for it.
Director: Neil Graf
Writer: Brian Bahe
Honeybee and Beef bond on an ice fishing trip and try to find a compromise between quiet fishing and fun games.
Director: Karen Hydendahl
Writer: Ted Travelstead
Kima and her family host a very surprising visitor during Lone Moose's "lower-48" exchange student week. Ham fails to care for a cactus.
Director: Michael Baylis
Writer: Charlie Kelly
When a hi-tech seafood vending machine shows up in Lone Moose and drives down the price of fish, Beef loses it. Judy and Kima become junior members of an all-women's smokejumper crew.
Director: Karen Hyden
Writer: Thomas Reyes
When Judy and Ham realize that the school thinks they don't party, they set out with Aunt Dirt, Kima, Moon, and Crispin to find and party with Doug Delfino, a recently emancipated student.
Director: Karen Hyden
Writer: Kit Boss
Worried that she’s inherited Beef’s fear of romance, Judy forces her dad to get back out there by attending a meat auction and singles mixer in the hopes of bringing home a new love, and also maybe some sausages.
Director: Paul Scarlata, Carlos Ramos
Writer: Lizzie Molyneux-Logelin, Wendy Molyneux
Judy asks Alyson to help her with an exciting opportunity to lead an art project at school. Meanwhile, the local paper prints a story involving Beef, and the family investigates to discover the truth.
Director: Will Strode
Writer: Michelle Badillo, Caroline Levich
After Delmer suffers a concussion while eating soup, the Tobins tell their favorite stories about him in order to keep him awake and alive.
Director: Tom King
Writer: Mike Olsen
After seeing something he shouldn't have, Moon incurs Debbie's wrath. Meanwhile, Beef is determined to save his favorite museum from being closed down.
Director: Paul Scarlata
Writer: Mike Olsen
Beef has a one-night stand after a string of bad dates, but quickly becomes embarrassed when Greta Meatweep exposes their sexcapades in the poem column of the local newspaper. Moon becomes Jerry’s Bigfoot little-brother sidekick, and the local clown duo challenges them to a costume battle over the Lone Moose party turf.
Director: Neil Graf
Writer: Ted Travelstead
Wanting a chance at casually making out, Judy suddenly finds herself with three separate dates to handle simultaneously. Meanwhile, Beef goes to meet a friend he met online, only to find out that he's a cruise ship captain, and therefore a dire enemy.
Director: Neil Graf
Writer: Asha Michelle Wilson
Coming off the heels of her break-up, Judy is taken on a wild adventure with Honeybee and Aunt Dirt.
Director: Karen Hydendahl
Writer: Gabe Delahaye
Wolf tries to find the perfect six-month anniversary gift for Honeybee. Meanwhile, Judy interviews Honeybee for the school newspaper and learns about her thrilling early years in Fresno.
Director: Will Strode
Writer: Gabe Delahaye
Moon helps Wolf deal with their parents' divorce. Honeybee encounters Lone Moose's most famous City Councilperson, who happens to be an eagle.
Director: Tom King
Writer: Charlie Kelly