In a desperate attempt to prove his pro mover dad, Everett Saunders, enlists the help of anyone he can find for the high stakes moving job

Everett attempts to train up a fresh crop of Shazam movers and reconnects with an old friend.

Everett pursues info on a hot new contract from Telegen, Eric and co. take on a bunch of quick jobs that turn out to be more complicated than anticipated. Meanwhile, Carla attempts to clear out some overflowing junk at Shazam HQ.

Everett attempts to impress Trisha and secure Shazam's role in any of her future contracts but first he and his crew must face off with their moving company nemesis, Trini-T Moving, in part two of the big Wilcox Move.

Shazam landlord and repair man, Amir, sends Eric and Ricky out on a sketchy mission while Everett and Carla twist a few truths with a Zenithon representative in order to incentivize her to make a sizeable offer on Shazam.

It's Everett's birthday and Zenithon is set to make a decision but when Everett and Carla's fibs catch up to them, they decide to pass on the deal Zenithon offers.

It's the start of a new work season, and Everett and his crew are officially up. Sort of.

Ricky's recklessness jeopardizes Shazam's Telegen deal while the crew settles into their new warehouse.

Shazam takes on an office cubicle relocation job. Everett wants top-notch work, particularly since they're competing for Trisha's premium moving contract.

Students are late for locker-moving day and didn't bring the required steel-toe boots needed to work on campus.

Everett and his team take on a job at Trisha's office, hoping it'll lead to her assigning Shazam the most prestigious position on her roster.

Shazam has finally ELEVATED with their biggest job yet, and Everett and his crew are ready for it...with some help and a surprise temp worker.

It's the most wonderful time of the year, and that means ... PRESENTS! Only the Shazam Crew seems to have forgotten their "no gifts" rule and have each thoughtfully bought Everett a little something, which he reciprocates with ... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Everett's Scrooge-like behaviour doesn't sit well with anybody.