The Stanley Dynamic Season 1 Episode 3 The Stanley Business

The Stanley Dynamic follows the lives of the Stanley family as they navigate the trials and tribulations of everyday life. In season 1 episode 3, titled "The Stanley Business," the family decides to explore their entrepreneurial side.

After watching a business show on TV, and reading a book about starting a successful business, Luke Stanley (Terry McGurrin) comes up with an idea for a family business. A homemade ice cream stand that they could set up outside their house to sell to their neighbors. The idea gains traction with the family - including dad Greg (David Milchard), mom Lisa (Kate Hewlett), and siblings Garth (Charles Vandervaart) and Ivy (Tianna Nori) - swiftly, and soon enough they've got a business plan in place.

The family sets out to make the best ice cream they can, using their own secret family recipe. They buy all of the necessary supplies, set up a table outside of their home, and spend the day creating and selling their unique ice cream flavors. While some of the flavors were successful -- like Lisa's famous raspberry swirl -- others flopped, like Garth's garlic and rosemary. Though, despite the hiccups, the family remained committed to having fun and working together.

As the day goes on, the business gains momentum, and soon the neighbors come around to purchase their handmade ice cream treats. But as the day comes to a close, something unexpected happens that puts all of their hard work in jeopardy.

Without giving any spoilers, it's safe to say that the family's entrepreneurial endeavor was a great success in some ways, but also presents several challenges that will test their relationships and commitment to each other. Will the Stanleys be able to work together to overcome their latest challenge? Only time will tell.

Overall, "The Stanley Business" is an entertaining and heartwarming episode that showcases the love and support that this family has for one another. It's a reminder that even when things don't go as planned, it's important to have the support of the people closest to you to get through anything that comes your way.