Ep 15. Robbing the Banks

Will is excited to take his girlfriend Monique on a date to see the popular musical "Phantom of the Opera". However, when he discovers that the tickets cost $200 each, he realizes that he cannot afford it. Desperate to make the evening special for Monique, Will decides to borrow money from his Uncle Phil's safe.

Meanwhile, the Banks household hires a new butler, Geoffrey's younger brother, Frederick. Although Frederick is charming and well-spoken, he is also a thief who has been recently released from prison. He convinces Will to help him rob Uncle Phil's safe so that he can pay off a debt to his former partner in crime.

Will is hesitant at first, but Frederick's smooth talk convinces him to go along with the plan. They successfully break into the safe, but things quickly go awry when they are caught by the police. Will and Frederick are both arrested and face serious consequences for their actions.

As the episode unfolds, the rest of the Banks family tries to figure out what went wrong and how they can help Will. They ultimately come together to help him learn from his mistakes and make amends to those he has hurt. Through it all, Will realizes that he has made a grave mistake and that he must take responsibility for his actions.

"Robbing the Banks" explores themes of greed, temptation, and the consequences of bad choices. It is a powerful episode that reminds viewers of the importance of honesty, integrity, and the value of family. Through Will's journey, we see that even the best of us can be tempted by the allure of quick cash or easy solutions, but it is always better to do the right thing, even if it is the harder path. As we watch the characters grapple with the aftermath of the heist, we are reminded that our choices can have a profound impact on those around us, and that it is never too late to make things right.