Ep 13. Meat Wars

Jeff (Patrick Warburton) gets a new job at a company that specializes in importing high-quality meats. To celebrate his new job and impress his colleagues, he decides to host a barbecue at his home and invites everyone from work, including his boss.

Audrey (Megyn Price) is worried about the barbecue because she knows that her husband is not the best cook. She tries to convince him to hire a caterer, but Jeff insists that he can handle it. When Audrey asks if she can help, Jeff tells her that she can be in charge of the drinks.

Meanwhile, Adam (Oliver Hudson) and Jennifer (Bianca Kajlich) come up with a plan to outdo Jeff's barbecue by hosting their own. They start a "meat war" between the two parties, each trying to outdo the other with their meat selections and cooking skills.

Russell (David Spade) is surprised to find out that his new girlfriend, Timmy's sister, likes meat just as much as he does. He invites her to the barbecue, but things get complicated when Timmy (Adhir Kalyan) finds out and is not happy about it. Russell tries to smooth things over with Timmy, but it only makes things worse.

As the meat wars continue, tensions rise and things start to get out of hand. Jeff's boss starts to get drunk and makes inappropriate comments to Audrey. Adam and Jennifer's barbecue gets out of control when their grill catches on fire.

In the end, everyone agrees to stop the meat wars and Jeff realizes that he should have listened to Audrey and hired a caterer. Despite the chaos, the group has a good time and Jeff's boss is impressed with his new hire.

The episode ends with a scene of Russell trying to make things right with Timmy by admitting his love for Timmy's sister. However, she overhears and is not pleased, leaving Russell once again alone and searching for love.

Overall, "Meat Wars" is a humorous episode that showcases the characters' competitive nature and love for meat. It also explores the dynamics of relationships, both romantic and platonic, as they navigate through misunderstandings and conflicts.