The owner of Fillmore and Western Railway in Fillmore, California is concerned about missing supplies and rumors of unauthorized passengers during his train's dinner theater service. The Mystery Diners show him that he has a right to be concerned thanks to an incompetent conductor, a manager who has been sneaking her friends in the train, and his head chef secretly stealing his meat to help his brother save his nearby restaurant from foreclosure. The manager and head chef are fired from their employment and are told to walk back to the station with their friends. The narrator revealed that the former manager has moved away from Fillmore, the former head chef and his brother has since apologized for their actions where reparations are underway, and the conductor was also terminated and replaced with a more competent one.
The owner of Garcia's Seafood in Miami notices an unusual low amount of Crab Claws.

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Zou's plans to win a fancy dress contest at Elzee's keep getting dashed, as each costume he tries is already being worn by someone else.
Grandpa gets Zou and Elzee tickets for a hot-air balloon ride. Zou is scared at the idea of being up so high, until Grandpa helps him see otherwise.

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Rival San Diego food truck owners Marko and Brett work together with Charles Stiles in order to investigate revenue loss in both their trucks. This was confirmed when two of each employees were in the feud. While one leaves upon identifying Charles Stiles, the other two workers are fired and the other one persuaded his boss to spare him. The narrator revealed that the three former employees of both trucks have found employment elsewhere while the remaining employee has made amends with his boss.
The husband and wife owners of Hot Red Bus near Los Angeles contact Charles Stiles after hearing rumors that their restaurant is open on the one day it's supposed to be closed. The Mystery Diners go undercover and point to big problems with the husband's brother running a side business with the manager and head cook that involves imported versions of the restaurant's upcoming special sauce, as confirmed by Charles private investigator Patrick. When the three are confronted, the man claimed his brother was too hesitant to sell the sauce and thought he was doing them a favor by keeping the restaurant open to sell it to the public. The male owner fires the manager and cook while telling his brother that he will have their parents talk to him for his actions. Until then, he is banned from the restaurant. The narrator revealed that the former manager and cook were unsuccessful at starting their own restaurant, the parents have confronted the brother and he has since apologized for his actions, and the owners are preparing to open a pop-up restaurant with their special sauce..
The husband-and-wife owners of N'awlins Café in New Orleans ask for help getting to the root of why their restaurant isn't thriving. Charles and his team discover that the manager has staffed the place with her friends, few of whom are fully qualified as one of the waiters was taking a break instead of working. During the confrontation, the manager and one of the waiters are fired. Charles claims that the bartender that was hired by the manager could be a good employee. While the narrator didn't mention what happened to the former manager and worker, he did mention that the bartender was offered a full training to be an official bartender only for her to quit.
The owners of Bistro Baffi in Burien, Washington ask Charles Stiles for help when expensive bottles of wine go missing as well as priceless art pieces. The Mystery Diners are able to show the owner that the head manager isn't paying attention to the theft and has been conducting secret art deals. His waitress had also been taking bribes from other customers to let them take the wine bottles home. Both are removed by the owner. The narrator revealed that the former waitress has since apologized and found employment elsewhere, the former manager maintained he did nothing wrong, and the staff had now been better trained to watch the wine and art better.

Elzee gives up going to the aquarium in order to look for her lost bear, Gizmo. Zou & Grandpa make Elzee a pretend aquarium to cheer her up.

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Guest stars: Ben Schwartz as Clerk, Alton Brown as Himself, Bobby Moynihan as Tyler Boom and Edward James Olmos as Pit Master

Charles Stiles investigates a rumor of a new manager who is running unauthorized promotions at Rocco's Cafe in San Francisco. The owner had a right to be concerned with his manager running his own get rich quick scheme by having his friends pose as celebrities like one person posing as Jamie Foxx and a busboy lying about not speaking English. They are both fired for their actions. The narrator revealed that the former manager have since found new employment. The busboy has since stopped lying about not speaking English. The waitress has been promoted to manager.

After a pantomime in the park is cancelled, Zou decides to make one of his own, with a little help from his friends and family.

The owner of Buttons Restaurant in Texas asks Charles Stiles to investigate after fielding complaints that his ex-military manager is being too strict. The Mystery Diners discover that the ex-military manager has made one employee do laps around the restaurant, and caused one of the servers to quit. When confronted by the owner and Charles Stiles, the manager states that he was only keeping them in line and to fire him if he must. The owner decides not to fire him since the owner was also in the military, but wants the manager to mellow out on his job. The narrator revealed that the manager is still managing at the owner's suggestion while the server who quit was rehired and promoted to head server.

After seeing Elzee on her new bike, Zou asks for one too. Grandpa fixes up his old bike and gives it to Zou, who learns that new things aren't always better.

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Homer suddenly gets short-term memory loss, Bart, Lisa and Milhouse all get superpowers from radiation, and Sideshow Bob finally kills Bart.
Guest stars: Kelsey Grammer as Sideshow Bob

While helping Grandpa harvest potatoes, Zou and Zinnia find a caterpillar. Zinnia is scared at first, but Grandpa shows her how a caterpillar can become a butterfly.
Zou and Elzee try to find the end of a rainbow and create an original surprise when they attempt to find a pot of gold.

The owner of The Hangout in California notices a large increase in the number of coupons used.

Zou rushes to gather enough cereal box tokens to win a toy robot.

After nearly losing his life during a paragliding accident in Brazil, the owner of Gauchos Village in Glendale, California, returns to discrepancies in his revenue and inventory.
The owners of Cheeseburger Baby in Miami ask Charles to investigate a waiter and an ex-con over reports of theft of money from the cash register. The Mystery Diners point to big problems: their waitress is behind the theft and falsifying evidence to pit the customers and owners against the ex-con waiter over his past as her scapegoat. Being confronted, the waitress tries to defend herself, but the owners are fed up with her lies and fire her. The narrator reveals that the former waitress was never heard from again, the ex-con waiter maintained his loyalty and celebrated his 10-month anniversary at Cheeseburger Baby, and the owners implemented a new register to prevent thefts.
The owner of Old Vinings Inn in Atlanta begins hearing rumors of unauthorized Civil War tours taking place inside his historical restaurant. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover that one of his waiters is behind the whole scam with a friend of his who knows nothing about the Civil War . He was seen bringing packaged food and ruining the wines by putting vinegar in them, confirmed by Charles' private investigator Elliot . The owner confronts the waiter and fires him on the spot while mentioning that that his Civil War tours are no longer welcome at his restaurant. The narrator didn't reveal what happened to the waiter afterwards, but he did mention that the owner no longer has been having problems at his restaurant since the taping of this sting.

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Angry Halloween decoration salesmen invade the Simpson household after Homer takes down his Everscream Terror decorations to avoid scaring Lisa.

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Zou and Elzee prepare to go on a camping trip in Zou's back yard.
Zou dcides to sell some of his old toys at the family's garage sale, but regrets doing so afterwards.

The owner of Zippy's Giant Burgers in Seattle calls Charles Stiles to investigate rumors he's heard that his costumed mascot is misbehaving. The Mystery Diners reveal who was behind the whole misbehavior, his employee's friend who has been showing up drunk as a favor to him while he visits his mother in secret to handle her errands. The employee is reprimanded and his friend is banned from coming back to Zippy's again. The narrator revealed that the mascot employee has made amends with the owner and nobody else wears the costume without the owner's approval while the employee's friend is mentioned to still be unemployed.

Zou, Elzee and Zak decides to make a circus. Zack has trouble finding an act that suits him, until he discovers his skill as a clown.
When one of Mum's silver earrings goes missing, Zou searches for the culprit.
Zou's hopes for having a pedal-car race with Elzee are dashed when his dad twists his ankle, and Zou has to help look after him.

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Zou makes a number of promises, but finds it hard to keep them.
Zou tries to hide his old teething ring before Zinnia discovers it and makes fun of him.

The owners of Gateway Restaurant and Lodge near Sequoia National Park hears complaints about unauthorized parties taking place inside their vacant cabins. The Mystery Diners show them why with their night manager, the housekeeper, and a waiter are throwing parties in addition to stealing alcohol and toiletries. While the waiter escapes into the woods during the confrontation, the night manager and housekeeper are brought before Charles Stiles and are fired by the owners who instructs them to tell the waiter if they see him that he is also fired. The narrator revealed that the former night manager and housekeeper have found new employment in the territory while the former waiter did not return to pick up his final paycheck.
The owner of Strokers Ice House, a biker bar and grill in Dallas, calls in Charles Stiles to investigate a dip in revenue which may be related to a motorcycle shop.

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After watching a news report about an escaped elephant, Zou sets out to trap the animal.

The owner of ShoreFyre in Honolulu notices discrepancies in sales and contacts Charles Stiles to investigate not only his store, but the surf shop next door. The Diners point to big problems with his male cashier who isn't doing his job and often leaves work to go surfing. The matter is made worse with a female cashier having come to work intoxicated and having asked a worker of a surf shop to cover for her while she sleeps. They are both fired from their jobs. While both former cashiers had found employment elsewhere, the narrator also reveals that the worker from the surf shop was reprimanded by his manager and is only focused on his job.
Mystery Diners counts down the craziest schemes caught on videos from operating unauthorized businesses to raising money for bogus charities, having people pose as celebrities, faking injuries, and even creating fake employees.

Patty and Selma agree to quit smoking after learning their father died of a nicotine addiction. When Selma later has a relapse, Patty decides to move in with the Simpson family.
Guest star: Yo-Yo Ma as himself

The owners of Geppino's Sicilian Kitchen in Moorpark, California hear customer complaints about stolen items. The main suspect is a waiter dating the owners' daughter. However, the Mystery Diners point to bigger problems with their elderly busboy behind the theft and hiding their money in his metal lunch box. The matter is made worse when the owners catch the waiter behaving inappropriately around other women by kissing and cuddling them. When he and the elderly busboy are confronted with the daughter also being brought to Charles, they are both fired with the waiter also being fired for the father's confirmation of him also being a "scumbag." The daughter realizes it's now a good time to stay single when she tells her parents this. The narrator reveals the former waiter has been unable to reconcile with the daughter and the former busboy has found employment in a supermarket.
The owner of Poppy's The Crazy Lobster in New Orleans fields complaints about constant fighting between the cooks and a bartender. He also has a problem with his nephew bringing wild animals into the restaurant.

Zou blames Poc for ruining his plane, but forgets to say sorry.

The owner of Barefoot Bob's Beach Bar & Gaming in Las Vegas investigates employee complaints of his manager. The Mystery Diners soon point to bigger problems, with his bartender behind the complaints as well as having her boyfriend and his friends hanging out in the VIP room and stealing the owner's collection of cigars. When both are confronted, the manager apologized for eating a customer's food while stressed out by the bartender. The bartender defended herself wanting to be the new manager of Barefoot Bob's Beach Bar and Gaming and is fired. The narrator revealed that the former bartender found work elsewhere and has since ended her relationship with her boyfriend, while the manager has been reprimanded and adopted a friendlier approach.

After learning about "stripey things" in school, Zou becomes scared of anything with yellow-and-black stripes.
Zou and Elzee, with Grandpa's help, pretend they are astronauts on their way to Mars.

The owner and namesake of Honolulu's Chef Chai notices multiple ticket voids and calls in Charles Stiles for help.

Zou and Grandpa use an old windcheater to fix Zou's kite.

The namesake of George's in Miami think his staff is going too far with the party atmosphere after noticing significant revenue loss.

Zou and Elzee cannot play computer game due to no electricity and must find other things to entertain themselves with.

The owner of Moreno's Cuba Cafe and Riviera Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida believes his staff is sneaking friends into the hotel's free happy hour. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover big problems with his bellhop and bartender running a scam and ripping him off. Problems are made worse when the bellhop is caught stealing room keys and selling them to tourists who don't stay at the Riviera Hotel for extra cash upon it being discovered by Charles' private investigator Patrick. When both are confronted, the bellhop claims that it was for the owner's performances. The owner fires them as he compared their plot to make it like a concert. The narrator revealed that both the former bellhop and bartender have moved on to new employment. The assistant hotel manager now keeps all hotel room keys in a locked drawer.
Patricia, the curator of an art gallery in Los Angeles, notices discrepancies with the catering company that she uses to cater her art shows and believes they may be responsible for it. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover big problems with the caterer's staff eating the food that is prepared for the guests. They also discover an even bigger problem with her assistant curator who has been behind the discrepancies. He had been conducting some art scams with his friends by talking down on the other artists to help his struggling artist friend and stealing wines meant for the guests to drink to give to his friends. When the assistant curator is confronted, Patricia fires him on the spot and also tells him that his friends are not welcome at her gallery shows again. The narrator revealed that the former assistant curator was unsuccessful at curating his own art exhibits. Patricia has apologized to her caterer who has fired his troubling employees.
The owner of Cookin' with Lenny Smokehouse in Chatsworth, Los Angeles fears that someone on his staff is using restaurant supplies to operate a competing catering company called the Delicous Dish Catering Company. Charles Stiles is called in to investigate with the help of his consultant Brooke Williamson to help find the culprits. While Brooke reports on the female waitress who has little tolerance towards the customers during the investigation, it was discovered that the manager and one of the cooks was behind the catering project while using the restaurant's recipes. Upon the manager and cook claiming it was to help his restaurant out, they are both fired. They mentioned in their exit interview that they hope Charles Stiles is proud for causing two innocent employees to be fired. The narrator revealed that the former manager and cook were unsuccessful at starting their own catering company while the female waitress was also terminated and has since apologized for her behavior.

Zou and Grandpa decide to make a scarecrow to protect his seeds, but when they do, they upset Poc by scaring him.

The owner of Harvey's Steakhouse in Huntington Beach, California, notices a decline in his restaurant's older customers and an increase of customer complaints of loud music. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover a serious problem with the manager who was behind this. He, the waitress, the bartender, and the hostess are all involved in hosting a loud rave outside on the patio. Matters are made worse when the manager's friend hacks into the security system to replace the current footage with that of the previous night's footage, confirmed by Charles' private investigator Elliot. When one of the elderly customers suffers what appears to be a heart attack and is taken to the hospital, the owner has had enough and confronts the manager. The manager tries to defend himself, but the owner tells him that he better hope that the elderly customer will pull through. Until then, he is fired and his rave is permanently banned from Harvey's Steakhouse. The narrator revealed that the former manager has apologized for his actions. The bartender, waitress, and hostess involved with the rave were also terminated and replaced with new loyal staff members. The elderly customer who was taken to the hospital only had an anxiety attack and was able to return home the next day. Charles' rehabilitated Mystery Diner Hal was given another chance as Charles hopes to work with him again someday.
Bob, the owner of Venture Inn in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is hearing complaints from both his regular and cross-dressing customers that the weekly quiz night is rigged. He suspects his manager is involved, but the Diners point to bigger problems with the bartender having stolen the answer sheets in the manager's office and giving them to a reigning Drag Queen champion, via a ear phone in her ear. When confronted by Bob for rigging the quiz night, the bartender is fired for being behind the scam and is informed that his reigning champion accomplice is banned from coming back. The manager is spared when the owner realized he had nothing to do with the rigging. The narrator revealed that the former bartender has found employment elsewhere, his drag queen accomplice is no longer welcome during the quiz night, the manager added a password on his computer, and there has been a different winner each week.
The female owners of Moviesets in New Orleans are concerned about property damage and theft at their prop house-turned-event center. The Mystery Diners discover bigger problems with their female event manager not only having to book the space for three different events simultaneously, but also she had been conducting her own side business with a caterer known for a shaky reputation. The event manager is confronted by the owners and fired. The narrator revealed that the former event manager has attempted her own event project with the shaky caterer and that the assistant event manager was also terminated and has since apologized for his involvement.

Homer and Marge go through a trial separation, during which Homer dates a pharmacist.
Guest stars: Lena Dunham as Candace, Laura Ingraham as Therapist and Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet, and Allison Williams as Candace's friends

The owner of Nacho Daddy in Las Vegas notices a discrepancy in the expensive scorpions used in his "Scorpion Shots."
The owner of Weiland Brewery in Los Angeles contacts the Mystery Diners after noticing discrepancies with his beer supply. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover his bartender and his manager are behind this. It was confirmed by Charles' private investigator Patrick who managed to put a tracking device on a van operated by the manager's friend during his stakeout. Problems are made worse when a waitress tries to sabotage a waiter who was recently named "Employee of the Year" by throwing away the food. When the bartender and manager are confronted, the owner fires them with Charles mentioning that the van in question is on its way to being intercepted by the police. The narrator revealed that the former bartender and manager have been contacted by the authorities. The waitress was embarrassed by her actions and has since apologized for her behavior. The waiter continued to be a valuable employee.
The owners of Big and Little's Restaurant in Chicago, Illinois respond to rumors that employees are illegally selling alcohol to to customers at their restaurant. The Mystery Diners discover bigger problems with their manager doing a side business in selling alcohol with his friend Enrique. The manager is fired from his position. The narrator revealed that the former manager and Enrique were never heard from again. Those who were involved were either reprimanded or terminated.

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The owner of Rock Island Cafe in Honolulu asks Charles Stiles for help when he notices a drop in his restaurant's memorabilia sales. The Diners point to big problems with his manager and one of waitresses running their own get rich quick scheme by bringing items they found at home and scamming the customers in buying them. Both the manager and waitress are fired by the owner. The narrator reveals that the former manager and waitress had found employment elsewhere, while the remaining waitress is training hard to become a manager.
The owners of the Toad Tavern in Littleton, Colorado feel their son and his bandmates are more interested in their musical aspirations than their jobs in the Toad Tavern. The Mystery Diners go undercover and not only confirm this, but also point to big problems with her waitress taking advantage of the owners' son by giving out free alcohol and food to her friends. When confronted, the waitress is fired for her actions. The son apologizes for his actions and is both reprimanded and demoted to bar-back. The owners promise him to get his band on the stage the right way if he can be more serious with his job. The narrator reveals that the former waitress has found another employment and the son has accepted his demotion and is more serious about his job.

Zou tries his luck at delivering mail to his family and neighbours.
When the family's trip to the seaside is cancelled due to rain, Zou must find another way to have fun.

Staff members may be getting carried away with the digital shorts they produce to promote a restaurant. Charles Stiles is called in to investigate this.

The waiting staff and owner of a California restaurant contacts Charles Stiles to do a reverse sting on the maltreating co-owner, her ex-husband. During the confrontation, the ex-husband tells Charles to stay away from his business and walks out. The narrator revealed that restaurant has closed down allowing the employees to find employment elsewhere while the owner has ended her partnership with her ex-husband and is planning to open another restaurant at some point.

NOTE: This was the first episode where the restaurant's name was not used per the owner's request.

Nader, the owner of My Greek and Italian Restaurant in Tacoma, Washington notices an increase in broken plates and customer complaints with his staff. The Mystery Diners show Nader that he had a right to be concerned with his assistant manager. He had been showing up to work intoxicated and breaking the rules in conducting the Greek tradition of breaking plates while also tricking one of the busboys to get involved in his own get rich quick scheme. The assistant manager is removed and the busboy is spared from being terminated. The narrator reveals that the former assistant manager has started working at another restaurant, the busboy has been doing a better job and is no longer taking bribes, and the waitress is working hard and has a promotion to assistant manager on the way.
The owner of 730 South in Denver feels a number of his customers have become too entitled. The owner is shown why, one of his waitresses had been misbehaving herself with the belief that she wants the customers feel entitled to whatever she wants. The matter is made worse when she is seen manipulating the other staff member into helping her and getting into a fight with the hostess for refusing to help her. When confronted by the owner for her actions in feeling too entitled to do whatever she wants, the waitress quits while the other staff member was spared. The narrator revealed that since quitting, the former waitress has found a job elsewhere and the waiter has been promoted to manager.
The co-owners of Barrio Star in San Diego have a dispute over which waiter they should promote to manager. The Mystery Diners go undercover and point to big problems with their waitress. She had taking advantage of the owners' dispute by sabotaging both waiters in an attempt to be promoted to manager herself and she is fired. The narrator reveals that the waiter they confronted has been reprimanded and is no longer mixing personal relationships with business, the other waiter has been promoted to manager and has been transferred to the Barrio Star in San Francisco, the former waitress has found a job elsewhere and is working to fix her personal problems. The owners has implemented a "No Dating Policy" in their restaurant.

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Terry, the owner of Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que in Dallas, Texas, is concerned that one of his employees is selling his secret family recipe to his rivals and calls in Charles to help find the culprit. The Mystery Diners discover that Terry's nephew who works as a manager is behind this and Terry fires him. The narrator reveals that Terry's nephew was disowned from the family business.
The owner of Roll'n Lobster Food Truck in Los Angeles suspect that his new food truck drivers are using his vehicles for personal errands. During the sting, Charles shows him why he had a right to be concerned with two members of his staff. They were conducting a soul food-type side business off the areas and both men are removed. It isn't a total loss as Charles reveals to the owner that he has two outstanding employees who follow the rules and is capable in finding more employees like them. The narrator revealed that the former employers were unsuccessful at starting their own food truck business, and the remaining employees are handling both trucks on different days until further notice.

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Mystery Diners counts down the series' greatest moments catching employee theft, involving stolen food, alcohol, supplies and money.

Zou bakes a cherry pie for a contest, but Grandpa loses his garage keys among the cherries.
Zou brings home his classes' sunflower, Goldie, to take care of over the weekend, but then he worries that Goldie is sad.

The new owners of Cafe Aldente in Studio City, California, is concerned about the staff from the previous owner practicing old policies. The Mystery Diners point to big problems with their manager who believes that she should've owned the restaurant from the previous owners and was embittered by this. As a form of revenge, she manipulates the staff to continue practicing the old policies, bribing unlicensed musicians to play in the restaurant and has customers sign a petition to force the new owners to give Café Aldente to her. When confronted by her new owners, the manager defends herself with the belief they're unqualified to be the owners and she is removed. The narrator revealed that the former manager has lost the case, but continues her fight to own Café Aldente. The staff continues working for their new owners and no longer practices old policies.

Zou and his family prepare a party to celebrate the passing of the Zebra Comet, which only comes by once every eighty years.

The owners of The Real Food Academy in Miami Shores, Florida, are concerned that their cooking instructors are going off curriculum. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover that their male cooking instructor from New Zealand is not only going off curriculum but intentionally stalling his class by hiring his own camera crew to film his own show called "The Cooking Kiwi" while selling his own brand and sending his partner to a store to buy non-organic food. When both are confronted with Charles Stiles being recognized, the male instructor is fired. His exit interview has him mentioning that he is available to have any Food Network executives sponsor his project. The owners tell his partner they will discuss her future another day. The narrator revealed that the former male instructor was unsuccessful at making "The Cooking Kiwi" a household name. His partner was also terminated and has apologized for her actions. The other instructors has proven to be loyal members of The Real Food Academy.

Guest stars: Nick Kroll as Lem and Blake Anderson as Dickie
Note: Unlike all of the Treehouse of Horror episodes, this episode will take place in the normal series timeline.

Francesco, the owner of Zio Cecio in Dallas, begins hearing rave reviews about the Tex-Mex food being served in his Italian restaurant.
The owner of Uncle Billy's Brew and Que in Austin, Texas hears rumors about his privately brewed beer showing up at fraternity parties. The Mystery Diners prove the rumors valid as well as the theft of barbeque to-go orders from his manager, a waiter, and a bartender who were part of the fraternity. The manager, waiter, and bartender are fired. The narrator revealed that the owner has hired a new manager, waiter, and bartender with no connections to college fraternities.
The owner of Colombo's Italian Steakhouse in Eagle Rock, California, fears an Employee of the Month competition of the reason for a lack of staff harmony.

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The owners of the Indulge Wine Bar and Bistro in Colorado are concerned about food costs after noticing discrepancies in wine and cheese costs. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover big problems with the manager and waiter. They aren't doing their jobs and focused on their side business in the form of a wine-tasting event. When confronted, both the manager and waiter are fired after giving them the money they just made. The narrator reveals that both the former manager and waiter were unsuccessful at starting their own wine bar and that the bartender has apologized for his actions and now serves the right amount of wine.

Zou and Grandpa pretend that to mountaineers, and that the stairs are a mountain to climb.

The owner of Uptown Billiards in Portland, Oregon asks Mystery Diners to investigate the social media expert he hired when he suspects that he isn't doing his job. Mystery Diner Amber steps in with an interesting discovery.
The owner of Victory in New Orleans begins hearing rumors that his restaurant's signature cocktail is being served at other bars. In addition to that he has also heard rumors that a homeless man living has been living in his restaurant after it has been closed. The Diners show the owner the rumors are valid thanks to Charles' private investigator Patrick spying on the bartender in serving not only his cocktail at another bar she works at , but also his manager who knew the man and has been letting him stay at the restaurant at night after it has been closed. They are both fired for their actions. The narrator revealed that the former manager and bartender are still claiming that they did nothing wrong while the homeless man was not identified and hasn't stayed in Victory after closing hours since the filming of this sting.

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The owner of Tavern on Main in Los Angeles fears that someone on his staff is stealing donations meant for a food drive.
The owner of Bakehouse Restaurant and Bar in Austin, Texas fears a dispute between his son and a waitress is threatening the harmony of his restaurant. When they and a restaurant baker who has been doing something illegal are confronted, the baker is fired and the waitress is ordered to show smiles during her job. The son apologized to his father and admitted he can't take over the business. The owner allows his son to pursue his own career and is always welcomed back. The narrator revealed that the son has continued his education in becoming a doctor, the waitress is on her way to being promoted to manager while following orders to smile, and the baker found employment elsewhere.

Zou declares the house "Zouland", and makes himself king. Mum and Dad set him some challenges before he can officially become king.

Marvin, the owner of Falls Taproom in Philadelphia, contacts Charles Stiles after hearing rumors of a feud breaking out between his girlfriend/manager and his best friend. The Mystery Diners point to bigger problems with the owner's friend and regular customer behind the rumors. Showing up intoxicated, he had been harassing customers and the manager. When confronted, Marvin ends his friendship with his friend and bans him from his bar. Marvin later apologizes to his girlfriend, who will only forgive him if they go out shopping the next day.

Zou helps Grandma bake a cake for Mother's Day, but Dad accidentally eats it. Zou decides to make another cake on his own, with disastrous consequences.

The owner of Looney's BBQ in San Leandro, California asks Charles to investigate his staff when he hears that some of them are pranking customers with the restaurant's Devil's XXX hot sauce. He is shown why by the Mystery Diners when his waiter and manager had been behind the pranks. The manager is disciplined by the owner and asked to be more friendly to the staff while the waiter is fired. The former waiter in his interview stated that he didn't regret his actions in giving some of the customers the triple XXX hot sauce because they were acting bad around him and he believed they deserved it. The narrator revealed the manager has adopted a more friendly approach and no longer hazes the staff while the cashier had found a job elsewhere.
The owners of Sisley Italian Kitchen in Sherman Oaks, California enlist Charles Stiles to help get to the bottom of a revenue discrepancy that may or may not involve their bookkeeper. The bookkeeper was caught coming to work late, making personal phone calls, and sleeping on the job, but is actually honest in reporting a cash discrepancy to the manager. The Mystery Diners then point to bigger problems with the manager, who is actually behind the discrepancy, by stealing paychecks that were supposed to be paid to a window washing service that was told by the manager that their services were no longer needed, and running a scam by hiring his friend Hector as a busboy without the owners' consent. The owners fire the manager and also fire Hector. The owners tell Charles that they will also suspend their bookkeeper. The narrator revealed that the former manager and Hector have stopped collecting paychecks and the bookkeeper returned to her job following her suspension.

Poc is sick, and needs to go to the doctor. Zou tries to calm down the terrified bird, only to be scared himself when he learns he needs an injection.
Inspired by his favorite TV show, Zou plays at being a detective, apart from Nana's missing dentures.

The owner of Bistro Bordeaux in Evanston, Illinois investigates several complaints about his new chef, but finds a bigger problem in the kitchen.

Zou becomes a superhero, even when he helps Nana who is stuck up the stairs in the middle of the night.

The owners of Old School Bar and Grill in Austin, Texas are concerned about not turning a profit on their Poetry Nights. They had a right to worry, as the Diners point to a rude manager who had been intentionally trying to cancel poetry night using one of his friends to perform a disturbing poem and he is removed.
Having already been helped by Mystery Diners in the past, Capo's Speakeasy's owner Nico contacts Charles Stiles to help with a personal problem at his new home. The Mystery Diners show him the real problems lie with his housekeeper and her boyfriend who works as his personal chef. The housekeeper has been secretly stealing money from Nico's guests to pay for her boyfriend's therapy after his accident. Upon being confronted, they are both fired by Nico. The narrator revealed that the former housekeeper and chef have ended their relationship and that some of the loyal staff members at Capo's Speakeasy's have been transferred to Nico's house.

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Zou suggests the family have a water-saving "bucket day", but things don't go quite as planned.

The owner of Marigny Brassiere in New Orleans notices an influx of rowdy tourists at his bar for locals after he has recovered from a heart attack. He suspects it's his manager that's involved, but the Mystery Diners show him it's really his female bartender who was behind the whole scam with her friend. The owner is nearly arrested by the police for the rowdy tourists in their drunken state, but Charles comes to his aid and tells the police that the drunks are the ones who started this and they're arrested. The owner then confronts both his bartender who was behind the scheme and the manager who failed to notice this. The bartender was fired and arrested by the police while the owner will deal with the manager tomorrow. The narrator revealed that the former bartender was not charged for any crime and has found employment at another bar, her friend was given restraining order not to come within 50 ft. of the restaurant, the manager's position was given to someone else even after it was proven that he was not involved in the scam, the owner's health improved, and the rowdy tourists kept their distance to the French Quarter.
The owner of Rockabillies in Arvada, Colorado becomes concern about a dip in sales, especially during his restaurant's summer vintage car show. The Mystery Diners point to bigger problems with his manager and one of his waitresses running a get rich quick scheme that's hurting not only his business, but also forcing customers to pay an entry fee to look at vintage cars. When they and another waitress are confronted by the owner, the manager and the waitress involved in the scam are fired while the other waitress was reprimanded. The narrator revealed that the remaining waitress now reports suspicious behavior to the owner, while the both the former manager and waitress found employment elsewhere.

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After inheriting some of their staff from the previous owner, the new owners of Sam's Tavern in Seattle believe there is a divide between the old employees and their new employees. The Mystery Diners point to the manager who had been misbehaving herself with the belief that the previous owner should've made her the new owner of Sam's Tavern and had been abusing the new waitresses. She is fired from her position. The narrator revealed that the former manager found a job elsewhere. The old employees have been treating both their new owners and their new employees with respect.
The owner of Lenny's Deli in Los Angeles fears that his new baker is taking artistic license with customer cake orders. The Mystery Diners prove this and also discover that the elderly manager is conducting unauthorized and shady deals, confirmed by Charles private investigator JR. The baker is fired and the elderly manager is advised to retire. The narrator revealed that the baker continued to try applying for jobs, the elderly manager has since apologized for his actions and has retired, and the owner has recently promoted one of his more trusted bakers as head baker.

Zou and Elzee decide to go looking for the Easter Bunny.
While the friends are playing at the park, Zou and Zinnia disagree about what are "boy's games" and "girl's games".

The owner of the Encore Dinner Theater suspects a relationship between an actress and one of his waiter is affecting customer service. The Mystery Diners discover that one of the waiters is trying to romance an actress that doesn't return her affection and that the bathroom attendant has been demanding tips from the customers. During the confrontation, the waiter is fired and the bathroom attendant storms out. The narrator revealed that the former waiter is working as a waiter at another restaurant while the former bathroom attendant was replaced with a less-pushy bathroom attendant.

Zou borrows his dad's camera to complete a school assignment.

The owner of Speisekammer is Alameda, California believes the "Dirndl Girls" hired by her ex-husband are the source of many problems. She had a right to be concerned with two of the Dirndl Girls and a disgruntled waiter. After firing the two Dirndl girls, the owner's ex-husband reluctantly apologizes for not trusting her earlier. The narrator revealed the former Dirndl girls found employment elsewhere, the other girl continues to work as a Dirndl Girl part time, and the waiter was reprimanded for his behavior and has since been doing a better job.

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John, the owner of Metro Pizza in Las Vegas, turns to Charles Stiles for help when there is a feud between his pizzeria and a bakery. The Diners soon show John whom is the guilty party for starting the feud: his manager and his head pizza chef. They were behind the stress of the head baker and in addition to that, the manager has been accepting bribes to kick a paying customer out of his seat and secretly stealing flour from the bakery to help his sister's restaurant. The head pizza chef quits upon identifying Stiles and the manager is fired. The narrator revealed that the former pizza chef found employment elsewhere, the former manager has also found employment elsewhere, and the baker has been reprimanded.
The owner of Cheesie's Pub and Grill in Chicago, Illinois is concerned about cheating with his grilled-cheese-eating contest and cost of his alcohol sales. The Mystery Diners point to bigger problems with his waiter and his cashier cheating to help the female contestants win and giving away free beverages. In spite of his waiter's pleas that it was good for Cheesie's, he and the cashier are fired. The narrator revealed that both former employees had apologized and moved on. The owner has implemented new rules for his grilled cheese-eating contest to discourage cheating on the both the customers and staff's part.
The owners of Protein House in Las Vegas experience discrepancies with their supply of expensive protein supplements. The Diners go undercover and point to big problems with their manager who is scamming his customers in order to sell the protein supplements for a cheaper price. The manager has also been recruiting customers for his personal training business and offering free meals as an incentive. The matter is made worse with a barista who is clearly not doing her job and is disrespectful to the restaurant's customers. When both are confronted, the barista is reprimanded and the manager is fired. The narrator reveals that the former manager has found employment elsewhere and the barista has shown more respect to the restaurant's customers.
Damian, the owner of Doffo Winery in Temecula, California, contacts Charles after noticing missing wine barrels and discrepancies on his barrel costs. Charles' private investigator Patrick had bought one of the barrels he marked from a shopkeeper named Julio concluding that the wine barrels are secretly being sold to them. The Mystery Diners then discover big problems with his field workers and his tasting room manager conducting scams that involves selling the wine barrels to Julio . One of the field workers caught by Patrick flees the scene while the other field worker and the manager are confronted by Damian. They are fired and are told to tell their co-worker if they see him that he's also fired as well. The narrator reveals that the former manager and the two field workers have found new employment in the territory. Julio was contacted by the authorities and is reimbursing Damian for the missing wine barrels.
Cara, the owner of two New Orleans restaurants: Toast and Tartine, is concerned about an unhealthy competition between them. With help from Patrick, Charles is surprised to find that he had previously dealt with one of its servers at Toast in an earlier sting . When she, the manager of Toast and the female manager of Tartine are confronted, the waitress apologizes for her behavior in not admitting she was previously fired and is suspended while commenting that she did nothing wrong this time. The female manager of Tartine is fired for her behavior and the Toast manager is spared when he stated that the people who visited Toast wanted what was served at Tartine made. The narrator revealed that during the suspension, the waitress found a part-time job and has continued to repent for her previous actions while the manager found employment elsewhere, while claiming that her actions were in the best interest of the restaurant.
The owner of Cha Cha Cha Salsaria in Honolulu wants Charles to investigate the rumors of an unauthorized boat delivery service. When it is discovered that the manager and a waiter are behind this, it is also discovered that a waitress has been illegally giving away food. While the waitress is fired, the owner is moved by the plea of the manager and allows the boat delivery service in a trial run even though she may regret it. The narrator revealed that the former waitress has paid the owner for the stolen food while finding employment elsewhere and that the boat delivery became a success and the owner hasn't regretted it.
The general manager of the Hawaii Yacht Club in Honolulu responds to complaints about non-members at members-only dinner events. The Mystery Diners point to bigger problems with two of her wait staff whose been sneaking their friends in at a members only event as well as arguing with the hostess and another server for doing the right thing in keeping them out. The waiter and waitress responsible in sneaking their friends in are fired from their jobs. The narrator revealed that the former waiter and waitress found new employment while other employees who were proven to be honest are commended for their loyalty.
After noticing over $4,000 missing from her office safe, Fuzion's owner Keeli in Huntington Beach, California suspects that that one of her managers is responsible. With help from Charles' private investigator Patrick, the Mystery Diners finds bigger trouble when a fingerprint match confirmed that her waiter had been stealing from her with the help of one of her restaurant managers by leaving his cell phone hidden in office plant to tape Keeli entering the combination to her safe so they can steal from her later on. She confronts the men for the deed and gives them an ultimatum to return the money they stole from her safe or face criminal charges. Until then, they are fired. The narrator revealed that the former manager and waiter were contacted by the authorities and they have since returned the money they stole from Keeli's safe. The other two managers continue working at Fusion and take turns keeping an eye on the restaurant section.

Zou attempts to enter an art competition at the park, but when he copies his friends' arts, he makes his arts into a collage.

The owner of the Spring Street Smoke House in Los Angeles asks Charles to investigate the loss of fat trimmings, his head chef not properly cutting the brisket meat, and the other theft involving his to-go supplies. The Diners point to his prep cook and his busboy behind the theft and loss of money. The cook had been stealing the fat trimmings and putting them in an ice chest to make profits at an undisclosed location. The cook and busboy are both fired, and the chef is suspended with his retraining being his last chance. The narrator revealed that the cook found employment elsewhere, the busboy had apologized for stealing from the to-go cups and has since paid for them, and the head chef has been retrained and is no longer wasting meat.

Zou makes his own newspaper, but has trouble finding a good story.

Ondrea, the owner of the Black Rose Tavern in Los Angeles fears that a business partner, staff member, or a musician in her charity is taking advantage of her generosity upon noticing multiple cash register mistakes. The Mystery Diners go undercover and point to big problems with her business partner. He had been taking her generosity for granted by conducting his own scams and he is removed. The narrator revealed that Ondrea's staff and musician has continued to appreciate her generosity and the former business partner has found work elsewhere since his partnership with her ended.

When Elzee shows Zou her new dress, she and Zou decide to have a fashion show.

The owner of Taverna Mazi in Seattle believes his staff are getting too carried away with ghost stories and "haunted tours." The Mystery Diners shows him why with his waiter and busboy pulling pranks. They are both removed for their behavior. The narrator revealed that the two men have found employment elsewhere. Unfortunately, the restaurant has closed down due to increased paranormal activities.
The owners of Sergio's Italian Garden in Las Vegas are concerned of a rivalry between a long-time pianist and a recently-hired magician. The Mystery Diners are able to point out who is really responsible starting the rivalry, a disgruntled waiter who believed both the pianist and magician had been taking away his tips. In retaliation, he pits the two against each other and steals both of their tips as well as scamming customers into giving him more tips. The waiter is fired when the owners tire of his excuses and had seen the evidence of his actions. The former waiter didn't regret his actions in the interview and claimed neither the pianist and magician were entertaining except when they were feuding. The owners decide that in order to limit future feuds, the pianist and the magician should have separate work schedules. The narrator revealed that the former waiter has left the restaurant business and that the pianist and magician continued to work together.

Zou accidentally breaks zak's red race car and is scared to tell him.

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Charles and his team arrive at Deanie's Seafood in New Orleans to keep an eye on the restaurant's manager who is a wannabe comedian. They also discover that another employee's behavior is no laughing matter.
The owner of Bella Luna Café in Chicago, Illinois contacts Charles Stiles because he is hearing customer complaints with his delivery service. The Mystery Diners not only point to one of the delivery serviceman not doing his regular routines when he had to do some errands in between his deliveries, but another serviceman who is quite rude to customers stealing food from one of the orders showing road rage and scamming others for more money. While one of the serviceman is reprimanded for his actions, the other delivery serviceman is fired. The narrator revealed that the former serviceman has started working at another restaurant while the other serviceman stopped doing errands during his job.
The owner of Pelons Tex-Mex Restaurant in Austin, Texas hears about his staff collecting donations for an unauthorized charity. The Diners discover that the manager as well as the other staff plan to give the money they made to a real charity. The manager accepts responsibility for his actions and he is reprimanded along with the others. The narrator revealed that the owner continued to donate the money to charity and the staff only focused on their jobs.
The owner of Beets Cafe in Austin, Texas worries that her employees are selling the secret recipes to her raw food menus.

Charles helps the owners of Redballs Rock & Roll Pizza in Moorpark, California after finding discrepancies in their pizza supplies. The Mystery Diners point to bigger problems with their manager, his friend, and one of the waitresses behind the discrepancies. When the manager decides not to let the musician play in favor for another band he hired himself, the male owner arrives in time to stop his friend from taking his truck. He and his wife both confront the manager and waitress responsible for it. They are both fired and are told never to come back to Redballs again.

NOTE: Actor Robbie Rist becomes a guest Mystery Diner.

Zou gets a pair of walkie talkies, and uses them to communicate with his family members.

List of Redakai: Conquer the Kairu episodes

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The owner of Slice Works in Denver notices a decrease in delivery sales and and an increase in delivery complaints. The Diners are able to help the owner with one certain servicemen who is not doing his regular routine and he is removed. On top of that, the boss from the bicycle tours also fires him upon learning about his behavior. The narrator revealed that the other serviceman was later reprimanded and suspended for showing rage at the car's owner.
The owner of R&O's Restaurant in New Orleans is fed up with the lack of respect. The Diners discover big problems: a niece working as a waitress is rude to customers and staff, and a nephew working as a busboy is coming in tired from college and getting only a few moments of sleep. At the confrontation, the owner fires his niece for her blatant disrespect and she threatens to send her mother to confront him. The nephew apologizes while stating that he has college work to do and the owner is convinced to talk to his mother as well. The narrator reveals that the niece has apologized for her behavior and found another job. The nephew has a lighter work schedule to accommodate his college workload. Another one of the owner's niece niece has been promoted to manager.
The owners of Del Rossi's Cheesesteaks Co. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has been hearing customer complaints about their security guard being too rough with customers and missing items. The Mystery Diners not only confirm this, but also point to bigger problems with one of their busboys taking advantage of the security guard by sneaking into the kitchen and stealing from the restaurant. During the confrontation, the busboy is fired and the security guard is reprimanded. The narrator revealed that the former busboy found another job and the security guard adopted a more friendly approach.
The owners of Dar Salaam in Portland, Oregon named Ghaith and Tiffany notice a discrepancy in supplies and fear an Iraqi food cart that operates near the restaurant may be the culprit.
The owners of Latin House in Miami suspect that someone at their off-site warehouse is giving away the recipes to their award-winning hamburgers. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover their manager and delivery serviceman are actually behind this. They were caught selling their burgers and recipe to competing food trucks and making money on the side upon it being confirmed by Charles' private investigator Elliot. The owners also become suspicious of male owner's mother giving away a tray of burgers to a woman following Elliot's stakeout. When all three are confronted, the owners fire the manager and serviceman for their actions before they can explain their actions. The mother explained that the woman is from a local church and she was hosting a charity picnic which the male co-owner translates for Charles. The narrator revealed the former manager has moved away from Miami, the former delivery serviceman has found employment elsewhere, and the mother forgives the owners for thinking she was a suspect while continuing to be a loyal worker.
Rod and Linda, owners of à la carts Food Pavilion in Portland, Oregon, hear complaints about the new on-site manager, so Charles Stiles is called in to investigate.

When Zou, Elzee and Zak are playing a game of football in the park, Poc feels left out because he's been mixing up the players by whistling.

The owner of Chapeau! in San Francisco asks the Mystery Diners to investigate allegations that his waiting staff is rude to customers. The Mystery Diners confirm the owner's suspicion when his head manager is rude to customers and is caught smoking outside to alleviate his stress. Soon they point to bigger problems with his waiter stealing his manager's tips and taking them as his own. The owner's son not doing his job and is seen kissing his girlfriend who is the hostess of Chapeau!. When all three are confronted, the manager and the owner's son both apologize for their behavior and are reprimanded while the waiter is fired. The narrator revealed that the former waiter is now waiting tables at another restaurant, the manager has quit smoking and has since adopted a friendlier approach, and the owner's son has been doing a better job at work.

Zou is told he's making too much noise, so he decides to leave home.
Zou, Elzee, and Grandpa play hide and seek, and Zou and Elzee are hiding. But Grandpa soon forgets they're playing when he helps Elzee's mom with a problem.

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On his birthday, Zou gets a drum from his uncle Ziggy. Unfortunately, his loud playing disturbs the family.
Zou makes a pretend car of the new washing machine's box, and, together with Elzee, Zinnia and Zak, takes a pretend trip to the seaside.

Sara, the owner of The Compass in Carlsbad, California fears that a rivalry between her two flair bartenders is the cause of tension, negative reviews and missing alcohol. The Mystery Diners go undercover and point to big problems with her waitress behind the tension. She was stealing tips from the bartenders, making bad reviews on her cell phone and breaking empty alcoholic bottle to pit them against each other. When all three are confronted, the waitress is fired after being caught trying to sabotage the bartenders and arguing with Stiles in defense of her actions. She remained unremorseful, stating in her interview that she did this for the wait staff and thinks Sara made a big mistake in firing her, believing the wait staff's tips will suffer because she kept the bartenders. The narrator revealed that the former waitress has found employment elsewhere, the bartenders called for a truce in their rivalry, and the owner had implemented a tip sharing policy for her staff.

Zou decides he wants a pet and tries his luck at owning an ant farm.

The owner of Gigi's Restaurant in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is concerned with rumors about his mother and co-owner discriminating younger customers. He soon discovers bigger problems when the Mystery Diners reveal that his waitress was behind the discrimination with the belief they are too inexpensive and she is fired. The owner later apologized to his mother after seeing that she was trying to repair the damage with their customers that the waitress caused. The narrator revealed that the former waitress found a job at another restaurant and the owner's mother continued to work alongside with him at Gigi's.

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The owners of Fenders Moto Cafe and Brew Pub in Portland, Oregon notice some of their valuable motorcycle memorabilia has gone missing. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover big problems with the manager and waiter. They were selling off valuable motorcycle memorabilia and scamming customers just to make money for themselves. When they are confronted, the owners intend to notify the authorities, if the men don't come clean with their scam. The manager and waiter eventually confess to their scheme and are fired. The narrator reveals the former manager and waiter have moved on to new employment. The waitress continues to be a loyal member.

After hearing about circuses from Mr. Zoey, Zou becomes a clown, and tries to cheer up a sad Elzee.

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Michael, the owner of Newport Beach Brewing Company in Newport Beach, California, asks Charles to investigate his onsite brewmaster who is suspected of running a side business. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover that his brewmaster is innocent. Instead they discover big problems with his bartender who is running a side business. The bartender admits to brewing his own flavor brands of beer from his own home and promoting it in the Newport Beach Brewing Company. Michael confronts his bartender and fires him for it. The narrator reveals that the bartender has been unsuccessful in promoting his own beer. His waiter has also been terminated and found another employment. The brewmaster continues to be a valuable employee.
The owner of the Anchor Bar and Tatooo in Atlanta notices a drop in food and tattoo sales. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discovers that his manager and the food truck's prep cook are running a scam to rip the owner off. They were keeping the Anchor Bar and Tattoo open after hours with a friend of the manager and giving away free food. Problems are made worse when his bartender is seen not doing her job and instead taking breaks to get another tattoo which all is confirmed by Charles' private investigator Robin. The owner confronts his manager and fires him for his scam. The owner of the food truck is then made aware of his prep cook's involvement in the scam. The narrator revealed that the former manager still maintains his claims that it was good for business. The food truck's owner has terminated his prep cook and replaced him with a new loyal prep cook.

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Zinnia talks Zou into a entering a dance contest. He partners up with Elzee, with surprising results.

The general manager of Emerald Hills Golf Course in Hollywood, Florida, fields complaints about non-members playing for free and interrupting the experience for the loyal members with their rowdiness. The Mystery Diners go undercover and discover serious problems with the bag boy and their beverage saleswoman . The bag boy had been sneaking his friends into the golf course for free and the beverage saleswoman also is hooking them up with free alcohol. The problems are made worse with the waitress at the restaurant hooking two employees up for free meals by using deactivated accounts from deceased members to cover the charges as confirmed by Charles' private investigator Patrick. When all three are confronted by the general owner, they are fired for their actions. When the former beverage saleswoman is asked if he is going to tell her father while leaving the property, the general manager states that he'll think about it. The bag boy expressed remorse for his actions in his exit interview because this has cost him the only chance of joining the PGA. The narrator revealed that the former employees have moved on to new employment. All club computers were updated with a firewall and security software to keep the deactivated accounts of the deceased members from being accessed.

Zou, Elzee and Grandpa build a dinosaur out of cardboard boxes, pillows and a sheet.
Unable to go to the town's Halloween costume party because of rain, Zou, Elzee and Zinnia hunt for the ingredients for Grandma's Halloween cookies.

After fighting off a lawsuit over the rights to his signature item, the owner of Devine Pastabilities in San Diego named Damien fears someone within his business is trying to steal his creation. Charles and the Mystery Diners show Damien why he had a right to be concerned, thanks to a manager who intentionally been stealing his signature recipe behind his back and trying to sell it as his own. The manager is later fired when it was also revealed that the head chef was blackmailed into his scheme.

* 2013 All-Conference USA honorable mention