Almost Heroes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Terry and Peter vs. Episode One
Terry partners up with his brother to save the comic book store they inherited from their father.
Terry and Peter vs. Wendell
When Terry and Peter accidentally give away a comic worth thousands of dollars, they risk the beating of a lifetime from its rightful owner. Even worse, if they can't get it back they could lose the store.
Terry and Peter vs. Girls
Terry feels like he is striking out with the ladies while helping Peter through a date.
Terry and Peter vs. a Living Wage
When Terry takes Peter for granted, Peter goes on strike. At first, business savvy Terry thinks running the place will be a breeze, but creepy kids and a deranged delivery guy quickly make him realize Peter is the glue that holds the insanity of the store together.
Terry and Peter vs. Their Hero
Terry invites a childhood hero of Peter's to do a signing, but he turns out to be a raging alcoholic.
Terry and Peter vs. the Law
The publicity that Sassitude gets from a fake break-in inspires the brothers to fake a break-in of their own.
Terry and Peter vs. Cupid
Terry and Peter step up and sabotage Bernie's love life.
Terry and Peter vs. Season Finale
Terry gets an offer that could take him away from the mall.
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