Magic Funhouse - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Why We Perform
The gang tries to bring back "Magic Funhouse!" after its cancellation, but show star Arlo refuses to return. Meanwhile, wronged production assistant Dave acclimates to prison life.
The Farmhouse
The gang is invited to a distant farmhouse to perform for a little girl's birthday party. It's all fun and games until the farmers begin acting suspicious...
Network Television
The gang enters the world of network television, and learns how to adapt to their new studio. Meanwhile, Mr. Chronis is reminded of a painful memory.
Dave's Revenge
The cast of "Magic Funhouse!" lands a guest spot on a daytime talk show. Meanwhile, cast member/porn star Cliff finds love and Dave enacts the revenge.
Reality Stars
Arlo and Dave fight for the spotlight, both on and off the show. Meanwhile, Manjusha enforces the studio's new security policy, and Jimmy still isn't allowed to go near kids.
Behind the Portrait
The gang discovers Cordula's true plans for "Magic Funhouse!" Cliff decides to leave the show, Arlo tries to make up for his past with Dave.
Why We Get Married
The gang puts together a deadly plan to get their show back, disguised as a wedding for Mr. Chronis.
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