Ep 7. The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteburg

Hank is up against a tough competitor in the annual Arlen Gun Club's Turkey Shoot when a mysterious and legendary shooter, Cane Skretteburg, enters the contest. Cane is known to have won the Turkey Shoot for the past five years and has become a major challenge for Hank.

Hank becomes determined to beat Cane and spends a lot of time practicing, much to the dismay of his family and friends who are tired of seeing him obsess over the event. Meanwhile, Peggy tries to convince Bobby to take up a new hobby and suggests he pick up the tuba.

As the day of the competition arrives, Hank finds himself in a shooting match with Cane. However, just as Hank is about to shoot, Cane suddenly falls to the ground and is rushed to the hospital. The authorities suspect that Cane's shooting was not accidental and begin to investigate the incident.

Hank finds himself at a loss when he realizes that he could have potentially killed Cane, even though he had no intention of doing so. The episode follows Hank as he grapples with the guilt and self-doubt that arise as a result of the incident.

The investigation into the incident takes a strange turn when the police interview several possible suspects, including Hank and his friends, they soon find out that many people wanted Cane out of the competition. Over the course of the investigation, the police eventually uncover the truth about what really happened to Cane and attempt to bring the culprit to justice.

"The Man Who Shot Cane Skretteburg" is a complex and thought-provoking episode that explores the themes of guilt, competition, and self-doubt. The episode highlights how even in sports, where competition is the norm, the line between healthy competition and dangerous obsession is a thin one. The episode also deals with the consequences of obsession and the impact that it can have on our relationships and wellbeing. Ultimately, the episode teaches us the importance of healthy competition, self-awareness, and learning to move on after failure.