We're the Fugawis - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Fug Life
Meet the Fugawis--a misfit motorcycle club from Upstate New York whose members happen to be expert builders, plumbers and electricians. We'll follow life-long buddies and club leaders Mudflap, Medicine Man and Wise One as they manage the day-to-day operations of the newly formed Fugawi Construction Company. Hilarity will ensue as they attempt to get their business off the ground, tackle major construction jobs, and pursue other harebrained endeavors. In this episode, members of the Fugawi Motorcycle Club embark on a life-changing construction project at their clubhouse.
Fastest and Furious
Wise One challenges ultra-competitive Hole Shot to a race to see who has the fastest bike in the club. Meanwhile, the rest of the Fugs have a little fun when they set up the perfect job site prank on the most short-tempered Fugawi, Old Timer.
The Talented Mr. Gunz
A project at the local cafe brings out a surprising side of Tommy Gunz. Meanwhile, Medicine Man and Charlie Nutsss try to cash in on a hot tip at the track while the newest Fugawi prospect, Step Child, tries to stay on track when his skills are put to the test at a precision driving course.
I Double Fug Dare You
The guys travel to the birthplace of the Fugawi MC for the annual Americade Motorcycle Rally. Old Timer attempts the impossible, seeking revenge on Medicine Man for the Dairy Queen prank, while the rest of the Fugs partake in the yearly tradition of high stakes dares.
Smash'em Up
It's Fugs on four wheels. Holeshot decides to drive in a demolition derby while Tommy Gunz puts his classic Lincoln into a car show. But the stakes are raised when they bet on who will do better.
Surf and Turf
The guys decide to go fishing. Medicine Man does not eat fish, but if Holeshot catches one, he has to eat it. Meanwhile, Momma makes Old Timer and Wise One do a laundry list of fix ups around the house while Nutsss and Tommy go for a ride all because Tommy wants a free burger.
Home Court Advantage
The Fugs vote to build a bocce court outside the clubhouse. Wise One runs the job but not to everyone's liking. Meanwhile Tommy Gunz finds a painting left for scrap that belonged to a famous baseball player. And Medicine Man helps his son prepare for his audition for a local play. E Tu' Med Man?
Hole Shot's Big Shot
Mudflap and Old Timer take Momma to Atlantic City for her birthday. Meanwhile, Holeshot takes his first Fugawi Construction lead on a backyard renovation job. And it's voting time on the Prospect, where Stepchild who tries to tip the scales in his favor.
Old Timer's Day
Old Timer lands a job at a minor league baseball stadium with ulterior motives in mind. Meanwhile, Tommy Gunz takes his four-year-old daughter to play mini-golf but gets a third when Mudflap shows up. And Medicine Man takes Nutsss to a fancy cheese tasting class in the city.
Fugapalooza
It's the Fugawis annual bash and this year, they can't get a permit without the neighbors approval so Medicine Man and Mudflap go door to door to collect signatures. Meanwhile Old Timer gets frustrated as the party gets closer and nothing's getting done.
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