Orson sets out to shoot a dramatic documentary.
A false fire alarm leads to a near death experience for the locker room gang.
Caro uses her disability to her advantage… and so does Orson.
The locker room gets an audio descriptor for the hearing impaired.
Orson attempts to use Caro's disability to score a date.
A new janitor brings order and cleanliness to the locker room.
Coach leads the team through one final practice before the big competition.
Caro decides to videotape her daily routine, and Orson sees a new way into her memory.
Tonight in the locker room… the sound of Handi!
The physical therapist helps Orso and the gang picture themselves as sexy models climbing out of a pool.
Romy, Orson, Ramirez and Rolland team up for a pep talk with Coach.
Orson makes Romy's Elvis dream a reality.
Romy and Orson ponder a different kind of disability.
Romy rolls into action after Rolland is possessed by a spirit of the able-bodied.
Romy falls prey to a salesman who promises him the body of a Greek God.
A little boy wanders into the locker room and makes friends with Romy.
Professor Orson Bischon asks... are the disabled political?
Open enrollment at the club leads to handi-headaches and bureaucratic snafus.
The locker room becomes the training ground for a would-be audio descriptor for the hearing impaired.
Orson brings his eco-conscious ideas to the locker room, much to Romy's dismay.
Caro is the perfect audience for coach obsessing over her breakup.
Orson, Romy and the gang posture as pathetic disabled people to secure their subsidy.
Professor Orson Bischon ponders: handicap or handi-creative?
Orson declares his love for Caro through song and dance.
