After seeing the film Eraserhead, Ian and Shinky decide to make their own movie, using the security cameras at Brae Vista.

Lloyd tries a new hair salon, and winds up enamoured with the service, leading Helen to suspect even worse.

Ian and Shinky find out that The Clash is coming to Calgary - and make it their mission in life to get tickets.

When Shinky becomes a guitarist in Calgary’s hottest band, Ian sets off to find his own talent as a critic for the local newsletter.

Ian is overjoyed when Diane invites him for a “sleep over.” But the night is put in jeopardy when Ian receives a possible job offer in Vancouver.

Determined to not end up like his father, Ian takes a construction job with Shinky - but his new boss turns out to be his sister's scary ex-boyfriend.

Determined to cure Ian’s music-snobbery, Shinky put him through a gauntlet of horrible bands.

Ian and Shinky turn an old decrepit van into the coolest party-wagon in town.

Lloyd and Ian find common ground while watching a mildly racy yoga show one morning, until Helen joins the cast of the show, and Belinda discovers feminism!

A Calgary Flames hockey player moves to Brae Vista and causes nothing but trouble for Ian, Shinky, and Helen.

After a few failed dates with Diane, Ian has only one chance to make things right. Unfortunately it’s on the same day as his grandmother’s funeral.

When Brae Vista gets a Space Invaders game, Ian and Shinky decide to fight back against its mindless conformity with the age-old tool of graffiti.

Calgary; 1980: Young rebels, Ian and Shinky set out to find a great destiny and a great job, but when that all proves too hard they decide to revolutionize society!