Ep 5. Twinanigans

Roger is at his usual game, playing different roles to make money in his latest scam. He is currently a gardener when he crosses paths with a woman who looks just like him. The woman introduces herself as Sam and claims that they are twins, separated at birth. Roger is initially skeptical but soon realizes that the woman has a lot in common with him. They decide to set out to find their birth mother together.

Meanwhile, Stan and Francine are having a disagreement over which sport is better, basketball or hockey. They both decide to form teams and compete against each other in their chosen sport. Steve is excited about joining the basketball team but soon feels left out when he realizes that his parents and siblings are all playing on the opposing hockey team. He decides to switch sides and join the hockey team to even the odds.

As Roger and Sam continue their search for their birth mother, they encounter a number of challenges and obstacles. They visit the hospital where they were born but find no leads. They also interview people who were present at the time of their birth, but no one seems to remember much. After a lot of dead ends, they finally get a breakthrough. They find a woman who was a nurse at the hospital during the time they were born. She tells them that she remembers a woman who gave birth to twins but disappeared soon after. She remembers the woman's name and gives it to Roger and Sam. They go to the address associated with the name but find that the woman has moved away.

Stan and Francine's sports competition takes a nasty turn when they both become overly competitive. They start resorting to underhanded tactics to win and soon realize that they have taken it too far. They both apologize to each other and call off the competition, realizing that it's not worth damaging their relationship.

Roger and Sam are at a dead end until they get a call from the woman who gave birth to them. She explains that she was young and unable to raise both of them, so she gave them up for adoption. She expresses her regret and asks to meet them. Roger and Sam are reluctant at first but eventually agree to meet her. They are all emotional during the reunion and express their feelings of loss and longing for each other. The episode closes with Roger and Sam developing a bond with each other and looking forward to making up for lost time.

Overall, the episode is a lighter one that delves into the concept of long lost family members and the importance of family bonds. The sports competition subplot adds a dose of humor to the episode while not detracting from the emotional core of the story. The episode is well-paced and enjoyable to watch, with a satisfying resolution.