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Hank

Kelsey Grammer is back as Hank, a rich man who has just gone broke. Now he and his wife and kids must leave their rich lifestyle and move out of their mansion and back to his hometown. There he runs into people from his past, and funny situations arise.

Season 1 Episode Guide

10 Episodes 2009 - 2011

Episode 1

Pilot

Wed, Sep 30, 2009 24 mins

Hank Pryor, a legendary entrepreneur in the sports retail world, and his wife Tilly have been living the high life in New York City--until he is forced out of his CEO job and moves his family back home to River Bend, Virginia.

Hank Season 1 Pilot

Episode 2

Yard Sale

Wed, Oct 7, 2009 22 mins

Hank decides to hold a yard sale, during which he gets a job offer that he feels is beneath him.

Hank Season 1 Yard Sale

Episode 3

Drag Your Daughter to Work Day

Wed, Oct 14, 2009 22 mins

Hank tries to teach Maddie the value of a dollar by taking a job alongside her, working in an ice-cream shop in the local mall.

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Episode 4

Relax, Don't Do It

Wed, Oct 21, 2009 21 mins

Hank finds "doing nothing" challenging while unemployed, and he turns into the ultimate over-achiever in his roles as househusband and hunter.

Episode 5

Hanksgiving

Wed, Nov 4, 2009 21 mins

Hank's worst holiday nightmare comes true when his mother-in-law arrives for the first annual suburban Pryor Family Thanksgiving.

Episode 6

Got It

30 mins

Hank has had it with Tilly's annoying habit of saying "got it, got it, got it," but is afraid to discuss the issue with her directly, so he recruits his ever-so-subtle brother-in-law Grady to approach her about it.

Hank Season 1 Got It

Episode 7

Hank's Got a Friend

Hank gets more than he bargained for when he finds a friend in suburbia.

Episode 8

The Pryor Name

Hank gears up for his first big meeting since his career "downsizing".

Episode 9

Tree House

Henry helps with a tree house; Maddie is skipping her chores.

Episode 10

Dog

When Henry chooses a grizzled old hound for a pet, Hank realizes he has a lot in common with the doddery old dog.

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