Ep 13. The Fried Chicken Flu

Huey, Riley, and Granddad get caught up in a national emergency when a pandemic outbreak hits their community. Dubbed the "Fried Chicken Flu," the virus is traced back to a popular fried chicken restaurant in town. The government takes drastic measures to contain the outbreak, and the Freeman family is forced to take shelter in their home.

As they wait out the quarantine, tensions rise and secrets are revealed, leading to a breakdown in the family dynamic. Huey sees this as an opportunity to educate his family on the importance of self-sufficiency and critical thinking, while Riley seeks to profit off of the disaster. Meanwhile, Granddad is more concerned with preserving his beloved fried chicken recipe and regaining his status as the "King of Fried Chicken."

The episode tackles issues of government reaction to public health crises, media manipulation, and the importance of family unity in times of crisis. It also pokes fun at the cultural significance of fried chicken in the Black community, while acknowledging the negative health effects of a diet heavily reliant on fast food.

As the quarantine drags on and things continue to spiral out of control, the Freeman family must learn to work together and overcome their differences in order to survive. The Fried Chicken Flu ultimately serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of greed, ignorance, and complacency in the face of disaster.