Episode Title:
Thunderstorm Game Night
Episode Description:
Thunderstorm Game Night: It is a dark and stormy day at the Buns house, and Kiff has settled in for the moment. As the storm echoes on, everyone sans Kiff and Barry exchanges looks; every stormy day, the Buns play a Monopoly esque board game titled Head of the Table that makes everyone very competitive. Kiff is nonethewiser to the effects the game has on the Buns, and opts to play. However, the arguments begin even early on, with everyone arguing about what piece they get to play. However, Kiff defuses the argument and gives everyone a piece. Kiff is immediately imbued with a three-turn skip, but Barry comforts her and gives her the benefit of the doubt, as it is her first time playing. However, the second card she draws has her take six nuts from Barry (the player to her right). Harry has Barry move back two spaces; Terri invites everyone else, including Kiff, to a table for four, leaving Barry upset... but acting oddly. After admonishing his mother for not fully reading a card that forces her to skip a turn, Barry lands on City Hall and goes crazy competitive, banishing everyone but Kiff to the Garden of Worms. Kiff is shocked by her best friend's behavior, but Barry calmly has everyone take a snack break. During said break, Kiff, disturbed by Barry's behavior and not wanting to make him sad, attempts to leave the game, but Barry tells her that Head of the Table is best played by people with spines, and now it is one head, "and one butt." With the other Buns in shock and Kiff enraged, she decides to play the game to the end; she quickly wrestles the advantage away from Barry, who now needs to roll a six to stay in the fight. Kiff still does not understand the game, but gives him an ultimatum: should he indeed roll a six, she will never talk to him again, and should he not, he will go back in time and prevent them from being friends. The stakes higher than ever, the other Buns are shocked; Barry rolls the decisive roll, but the dice falls underneath a nearby chair, and the storm clears up. With the stormy skies gone, everyone heads outside; it is revealed that Barry was so close to rolling a six.
