When Kenan almost chokes on a screw in a sandwich, he and Kel decide to sue the food company for $10 million.

While Kenan is home alone, his father's prized pet cockatoo dies, and he and Kel scramble to replace the bird.

To earn money to buy himself a Christmas gift, Kenan takes a job as a department-store Santa. There he meets an unselfish little boy with a special holiday wish.

The guys suspect Kenan's father of being a jewel thief after they find some specious stones in the house.

Kel wins $64 million in the lottery and plans to split the loot with Kenan, but loses the ticket.

There's a substitute teacher in class and Kel is sure she has a crush on Kenan. Kenan doesn't believe it at first, but Kel is persistent and persuasive. He begins to convince Kenan that he may be right. However, it turns out Kel has simply misconstrued some innocent encounters.

Kenan's dad is fed up with Kel's shenanigans and insists that Kel never step foot in the Rockmore house again. Kel can't believe he's banished from the homestead, and tries to do whatever he can to please Roger.

A big-shot art dealer buys Kel's painting.

Kenan and Kel contemplate the end of their friendship as Roger pursues his dream of becoming a forest ranger and moving the Rockmore's to Montana.

When the Rockmores finally get to Pumus, Montana, their new home, they find it is hillbilly country. The house is a little cabin and the bed has holes in it. The worst thing is they run into a bear lead there by none other than Kel!