Orson, Romy and Rolland imagine a place where only the disabled are allowed.

The boys' bedtime routine is rudely interrupted by a sleepy Caro.

Ramirez reveals to Romy and Orson he's seeing someone.

Professor Orson Bischon looks into the different handi-types.

Romy and Orson debate about who is the greatest soccer player of all time.

The group participates in a meditative exercise to get in touch with their inner spirit animals.

A salesman stops by to pitch the gang on handi-vacations.

Caro uses a marker to write her daily schedule on her body.

The janitor surprises Romy with a souped-up wheelchair.

Ramirez plays cupid to a handi-match made in heaven.

Orson, Romy and the gang picture themselves as TV stars.

Romy is on the lam after a wheelchair malfunction at the bank lands him in hot water with the fuzz.

A house call results in the therapist having a close encounter of the handi-kind.

Professor Orson Bischon wonders, how does the handi-woman approach seduction?

Romy loudly and proudly calls his many friends around the world to annoy Orson.

Extinction comes to the locker room… along with a group of handi-curious tourists from the future.