Sy finds an alternate site for the staff while a termite infestation is removed from the hospital. Blake makes a surprising return.

Nurse Dori takes her son into Osaka where he witnesses a cuddle and becomes a target of the huggers. Luckily, Detective Briggs is in Japan on an exchange program.

Glenn's attempt to put on a show for the troops is curtailed by a plane crash. Owen volunteers to play the trumpet because he think he is in a time loop with infinite time to learn how to play.

Cat's wedding is interrupted by a cuddle, and Owen must solve the mystery.

Owen reminisces about his imaginary friends to the amusement of the staff. Cat suddenly yearns for motherhood.

Lola is selected to go on a special mission and she must decide whether to leave her friends behind.

It's Old Fashioned Day at Childrens Hospital. And it lasts longer than a day, which allows for a conflict.

Owen is taught a hard lesson about hair choices; Glenn reveals a secret about his surgical abilities.

A visit from a hospital critic coincides with Sy putting on a wine tasting event and Owen agreeing to cover for Glenn that leads to trouble for all.

When Blake is kidnapped, no one will help except Owen, who interrupts his television show to help his fellow doctor.

Blake reveals multiple stories of drama at the army base, including Glenn and Cat's unrequited love for each other, and Derrick Childrens desire to regain control of Childrens Hospital from Sy.

Director David Wain's personal documentary about his lifelong friendship/rivalry with Childrens Hospital cast member Just Falcon.

Blake tries to find something that will make Glenn feel something. Cat wants to assist Valerie with her child birth. Lola agrees to help Owen have his first orgasm and Sy takes Chief to see Oprah.