7. I Love Sushi

Complete story — includes the ending

As an anniversary gift for Audrey and Walter, Drake and Josh plan to have their house's living room redecorated by a new television series entitled Pump My Room. However, after Drake and Josh leave the house so that the living room can be redecorated, the boys return later that evening to find that they have been scammed, discovering that the show's "producers" have stolen all of their furniture instead. To make matters worse, the police officers summoned to the house are uninterested in helping the family, due to one of the officers being unimpressed about how easily Drake and Josh fell for the scam in the first place, and the other officer having suffered from one of Walter's poor weather predictions. Drake and Josh then attempt to earn enough money to replace the stolen furniture by working part-time jobs at a sushi -packaging line inside a fish factory. However, the job quickly proves to be a disaster, due to the factory's demanding head-chef and the ever-increasing speed of the line's conveyor belt. Returning home from their failure, the brothers discover that all of their furniture is now back where it belongs, thanks to the police having located the faulty moving van used in the scammers' heist, which was abandoned after breaking down about a half-mile down the street from their house. Meanwhile, Megan finds that she has become too busy to prank Drake and Josh on a regualr basis, so she hires a young boy named Tyler to fill in for her. Note: With the episode's title being a pun on the series, I Love Lucy, the scene at the fish factory from this episode is a direct homage to one of that series' most famous episodes, entitled Job Switching. In addition, the name of the factory is "Ball & Vance Fish Corporation", a direct reference to I Love Lucy ' s principle actresses, Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance. The episode's end credits are also stylized after the ones from said series.