Ep 2. Paul Lynde to Block

Paul Lynde to Block is the second episode of the third season of F is for Family, a Netflix animated series created by Bill Burr and Michael Price. This episode follows the Murphy family as they continue to navigate the challenges of suburban life in the 1970s.

At the beginning of the episode, we see Frank Murphy struggling to keep his temper in check as he deals with a series of minor annoyances, from a malfunctioning toaster to a neighbor who insists on parking in his spot. His frustration only grows when he discovers that his wife Sue has given away his old bathroom scale without consulting him.

Meanwhile, Sue finds herself struggling to fit in with the other moms in the neighborhood, who are all driving around in fancy cars and comparing their husbands' salaries. She decides to try to impress them by hosting a Tupperware party, but things go awry when one of the guests accidentally opens a closet full of sex toys.

The main plot of the episode centers around Bill Murphy's attempts to impress a girl named Bridget, who he's been crushing on since the summer. He enlists the help of his older brother Kevin, who tells him that he needs to be more assertive if he wants to win her over. Together, they come up with a plan to build a treehouse in Bridget's backyard.

The treehouse project quickly becomes a source of tension between the two brothers, however, as Kevin takes over and begins to ignore Bill's ideas. Meanwhile, Bridget's father Mr. Block (voiced by comedian Paul Lynde) becomes increasingly suspicious of their activities, leading to a confrontation that brings the episode to a dramatic climax.

Overall, Paul Lynde to Block is a funny and relatable episode that captures the ups and downs of family life in the 1970s. From Frank's rage-filled Rube Goldberg contraption to Sue's awkward attempts at social climbing, the show is hilarious and insightful, offering a unique take on the challenges of suburbia. And with its nostalgic setting and lovable characters, it's sure to leave viewers feeling warm and fuzzy inside.