Twin Henrys

Season 2Episode 1630 minMay 7, 2016
Twin Henrys

At Henry's house, Henry, Piper and Jasper want to watch Dog Judge. When Henry asks Jasper to use the remote, Jasper refuses and uses his phone but it's a long process. Henry and Piper get a tv and turn it on. They start watching Dog Judge but Jake arrives for a family meeting. Siren was in Detroit. Jake says that his step-brother Mark is in town and he is coming for a family dinner. Henry and Piper are grossed out by Mark's hair neck. Jake wants Henry and Piper to respect Mark while he is in town.

Twin Henrys has aired on May 7, 2016 at 8:00 PM
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