Mark works hand in hand with the franchisee of the new Detroit Wahlburgers to make sure the location opens up in record time. Donnie invites Paul to come and join him scout for potential downtown Chicago locations.

Hoping to gives fans that don't live near any of the restaurants a taste of the atmosphere.

Donnie welcomes Bob and Oscar to Chicago while they're there to visit colleges. Donnie takes them to scout a potential Wahlburgers location in St. Charles, Illinois and pulls out all the stops.

Donnie has Paul put together a burger speed-eating contest at the Coney Island Wahlburgers to coincide with Donnie throwing out the ceremonial first pitch of the Brooklyn Cyclones minor league baseball team.

Mark meets Paul in Scotland and informs Paul that he's offered up his chef services to Lady Hopetoun and her guests at her family's palatial estate.

While filming Transformers 5, Mark tries to wear Wahlburgers merchandise in some high-octane scenes.

Mark and Paul visit the Tottenham Hotspur's stadium as a potential Wahlburgers location and learn about the other football. Bob surprises Alma with a visit from her daughter Michelle.

Paul cooks for the prestigious Taste of the Derby but his brothers tag along so they can bet the Kentucky Derby.

Mark sets up Paul on a London tour with '80s pop star Rick Astley. Donnie gets cooking tips from Alma.

Mark and his kids are in town, so Alma celebrates the holidays early. Donnie is unable to attend, but sends special presents to his family.

Donnie puts a ballot box in Wahlburgers so customers can vote on who they think Alma's favorite son is. Alma tries to put a stop to it when Donnie and Bob's campaigning gets out of control.

While Mark and Paul are in Orlando for the Grand Opening of the first Wahlburgers in Florida, they squeeze in a competitive game of mini golf with Paul's kids.

Donnie hosts a charity poker tournament for Mark's Youth Foundation and ups the ante when he gets Paul, Bob, and Jim to make a side bet on who will be the last Wahlberg remaining in the competition.

After scouting the new Wahlburgers Dorchester location, Paul, Bob and Alma visit the old house Alma and some of the kids moved into after her divorce from their dad.

Mark brings his friend Sexy Kenny, an outspoken hibachi chef, to Hingham and forces Paul to hire him at Wahlburgers much to Paul's dismay.

Mark flies Paul out to Los Angeles to the new Wahlburgers location. While he's there, Paul cooks a very special meal for Mark and his wife Rhea at the restaurant where they first saw one another.

Feeling that Wahlburgers should be starting a print ad campaign, Donnie has Paul come out to Chicago to meet with a top level ad agency that has developed some of Donnie's ideas.

Mark invites the brothers and their kids to the New England Patriots practice facility for a pick-up game of touch football in front of Patriots owner, Robert Kraft.

When Johnny Drama looks to take his music career to the next level, Mark suggests Drama make a music video that Mark himself will direct.

Mark flies to Philadelphia to host The Festival of Families to honor Pope Francis where Mark performs the emcee gig of a lifetime.

Donnie promises to bring Wahlburgers to his Blue Bloods co-star Marisa Ramirez and the rest of the cast and crew.

Whenever New Kids on the Block perform in their hometown of Boston, it is a family event.

On a movie promotional tour in France, Mark invites Paul to Paris so the two of them can do some sightseeing as well as be together for Mark's birthday dinner. Of course, Mark also wants Paul to cook for him and his French-speaking actor friend Said to prove that Paul is as good as any French chef.

Mark, always the prankster, finally gets a dose of his own medicine when he plays golf against Masters Champion and PGA bad boy Bubba Watson

Dale Earnhardt Jr invites Mark out for a NASCAR race in New Hampshire. Mark has Paul and Bob deliver Wahlburgers to top NASCAR drivers, Greg Biffle and Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

With the grand opening of the Fenway Wahlburgers location, new investor Bob challenges the local Boston rival "Tasty Burger" to a game of softball at Fenway Park.

Paul takes a trip with his kids to visit Mark, Rhea and the kids in Los Angeles. A simple family BBQ turns into a battle of Wahlberg clans during a game of touch football. Mark utilizes his home field advantage to torment Paul. Meanwhile, back in Hingham, Kari discovers that Alma once lived with Mark in Los Angeles.

As part of the ever expanding Wahlberg empire, Mark searches for new ventures.

Mark pledges to make a Super Bowl Burger to the New England Patriots' owner, Robert Kraft. Paul is excited to honor his hometown team until pals Rob Gronkowski and Julien Edelman request a Boston clam themed burger instead. What burger can satisfy the taste buds of one of the NFL's most outspoken owners?

As two of the busiest brothers in show business, Mark and Donnie are rarely in the same city at the same time. But, the NKOTB concert tour intersects with Mark's publicity tour in New York City creating a chance for the famous Wahlberg brothers to finally share a moment.

The premiere of the Entourage movie gives the real life entourage an opportunity to meet their fictional alter egos.

With the restaurant open in Toronto, Paul must decide on Wahlburger's poutine--a Canadian dish made of French fries, cheese curds and gravy.

The highly anticipated opening of a New York Wahlburgers in Coney Island is stuck in last minute delays. Not wanting to postpone the event, Donnie, Mark and Paul move forward with a public celebration.

Mark's friends are constantly looking to him for advice so when "Big A" lands a date of course he turns to Mark. Using some high tech audio gear, Mark is able to do his best Cyrano imitation while feeding "Big A" lines during his lunch date. Back at Wahlburgers, Paul is stumped for a burger of the month. His kids, Ethan and Madison, take on the challenge of creating the monthly special.

Paul teams up with Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz to create a "Big Papi" Burger of the Month, but fears that the new pre-game burger ritual might jinx the player's performance. Meanwhile, Donnie's Chicago-based wedding proves to be a challenge for his mom Alma, who doesn't fly. So, Donnie finds the perfect solution--a tour bus and the company of her hilarious friend, Phyllis.

Concerned for his friends' health, Mark challenges his assistant, Big A, and childhood friend, Nacho, to a weight loss competition. Meanwhile, Paul decides to stay at Alma's house while his is under construction and to his surprise, she has a second houseguest--his brother Donnie. The brothers soon realize it's a good thing that they no longer live under the same roof.

Paul is surprised by his older brother, Jim, when hockey legend Bobby Orr joins them for a special round of golf. Meanwhile, Donnie agrees to go house hunting with Alma in hopes of convincing her not to move. And, when Kari decides it's time she gets her own nickname, Mark, Drama, Brandon and Nacho try to come up with the perfect fit.

Donnie drags Paul on a last minute trip to check out the site of the new Wahlburgers location in Las Vegas. After their work is done, Donnie tries to get his unlucky brother to loosen up at the casinos--and prays that Paul's jinx isn't contagious. Back home, Mark takes a gamble of his own when he and his look-alike nephew Brandon place a bet on a one-on-one basketball game between Nacho and his very own mini-me, Brandon's friend, Pat.

Growing up Mark wouldn't eat anything aside from Alma's cooking or takeout from the local sub shop. Things have changed now that his blockbuster career has taken him all over the world and exposed the once finicky eater to international cuisine. Feeling cheated out of being the one to teach his younger brother all about fine dining, Paul decides to cook Mark, his brother Bob, and friends Drama and Billy a five-star meal that evokes childhood memories and proves that he knows a trick or two in the kitchen.

When the Mayor asks Paul to participate in Boston's annual Comic-Con, Mark insists Paul take him up on the opportunity. While Paul agrees to create a special burger to hand out at the convention, Drama, Kari and Paul's kids still struggle to get him into the true, costumed Comic-Con spirit. Meanwhile, when Donnie and his New Kids on the Block bandmates are awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, it sends him, Alma and Danny Wood's father on sentimental journeys filled with their favorite NKOTB memories.

Paul takes a trip to Los Angeles to visit his brother Mark and asks his children to taste test his new kids' menu item--the Fluffernutter sandwich, a Wahlberg family favorite. And, while on set of his new film Ted 2, Mark finally comes through with a real acting gig for his friend Johnny Drama.

It's Boston's annual Battle of the Burger competition and Donnie is putting pressure on Paul to grill up a win. When Donnie discovers that the Wahlburgers' bowling team hasn't won a game, he turns to his brother once again and suggests that Paul dust off his skills and help them finally bring home a victory. Meanwhile, when Mark is asked to speak to students at UMass Boston about his rags to riches story, he asks his friend from the old neighborhood, Nacho, to step in for him--but only under Johnny Drama's strict supervision.

The Wahlbergs head to Toronto for the grand opening of the new Wahlburgers. Paul is stressed, as usual, so Donnie heads to Canada to help his brother out, with his wife Jenny and son Elijah by his side. Meanwhile, when Johnny Drama is asked by Arthur Wahlberg to co-star in an independent film, Mark advises his friend to give it his best shot.

When Donnie asks Paul to join a fantasy football league, Paul decides to enlist the help of New England Patriots' Rob Gronkowski. In return, Paul gives "Gronk" a cooking lesson to prepare for an important family meal. In LA, Mark takes Johnny "Drama" to the dentist to help him take his teeth, and his acting career, to the "next level." And when Alma gets a new smartphone, she quickly becomes addicted to a host of new apps--much to the chagrin of her boys.

Mark is in Hong Kong to promote his film--and Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" are along for the ride. During their stay Mark sends "Drama" to a casting agency to audition for a local commercial. Meanwhile, "Nacho" uses his stomach of steel to sample local delicacies and scouts out a new location for a future Wahlburgers restaurant.

The entire Wahlburg clan gears up for their favorite local holiday, Dorchester Day--an event that has become the backdrop for some of the family's most infamous pranks. While Paul insists that the family forgoes the hijinks this year, his nephew Brandon has other plans--and he has his sights set on Paul's assistant, Kari. Meanwhile, Donnie enlists Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" to paint a shed in his backyard while he's away on tour and the process becomes a joke all its own.

Donnie is homesick during the New Kids On The Block European tour, so his fiance Jenny McCarthy, invites his brother Paul to London to cheer him up. After Paul tries, and fails, to get Donnie to warm to English cuisine, he takes in a New Kids' performance before whipping up a feast for the whole band to enjoy.

Paul must navigate a jam-packed day including a visit to an oyster farm, an interview with a reporter and a skateboarding event for his son. Right when he thinks he has things under control, Mark adds fuel to the fire by insisting he meet the mayor of Boston to discuss a new Wahlburgers location. When the visiting reporter becomes enthralled by Alma's Wahlberg childhood stories, Paul becomes terrified about just how candid this profile may become.

At Donnie's suggestion, Paul decides to take up woodworking as a hobby to help manage the stress of running the restaurants. Alma, who is terrified Paul is going to hurt himself, insists his older brother Arthur--a carpenter himself--try and protect Paul in the dangerous endeavor. Meanwhile, Mark decides to let Johnny "Drama" and his funk band, perform at the Boston premiere of his new movie. "Drama" gets nervous when he thinks his band may not be up to the task.

When Mark notices that the restaurants are busier than ever, he asks his bodyguard Scott to go to Boston to look after Alma. Scott soon finds himself out of his element when Alma turns her temporary protector into her new best friend. Meanwhile, pop duo MKTO visits Wahlburgers while on a tour stop and Paul gets a chance to provide his daughter Madison with the night of her life. Johnny "Drama" dusts off some of his old music and hustles himself an opportunity to perform on stage with MKTO.

Paul and his brother Bob decide to take their sons Ethan and Oscar on a fishing trip in attempt to start a new family tradition. What starts as a leisurely trip down memory lane is cut short when they ditch the boat for a local paint ball course and the day becomes a cutthroat contest of kids versus dads. Meanwhile, Alma finds out that her grandson Brandon is dating two girls at the same time and her decision to interfere becomes a lesson in modern day relationships.

Donnie decides to run Wahlburgers for a day to settle an argument with his older brother Paul about who has it tougher. As Paul watches nervously from the sidelines, Donnie's loose managerial style eventually leads to an appreciation for his big brother's attention to detail. Meanwhile, Drama gets another crack at fame when Arthur, the oldest of the Wahlberg brothers, offers him a co-starring role in a new independent film.

The entire Wahlberg clan has big plans for the hometown burger joint that bears their name, but one Wahlberg might be looking to move faster than the others. It becomes Paul's task to convince their baby brother Mark.

In the Wahlberg house, 5 o'clock is always dinnertime. When Donnie brings girlfriend Jenny McCarthy home to meet his mother, Jenny falls in love with Alma's famous tomato sauce.

Paul gets a call from Mark informing him that he just bought the perfect site for the next Wahlburgers location. The thing is...it's in Canada. So, Paul must drop everything and meet his brothers in Toronto to check out the new place.

When Paul takes the day off work to play a round of golf with Mark, he leaves their mother, Alma, in charge of the day shift at their second restaurant "Alma Nove" -- much to her delight.

Mark solicits his cousin, Johnny Drama, and friend, Billy Leonard, to take Paul out for a weekend of physical activity when he sees that Paul is putting on a few extra pounds.

Alma Wahlberg's recipes have always been the talk of her family. So, after years of requests, Alma finally attempts to gather all of her kids' favorite recipes and share them with the public.

As Paul's birthday draws near, Donnie realizes that his brother is a workaholic. Forcing him to take a much deserved break, Donnie pulls out an old, beat up replica of Paul's favorite childhood car and takes him on a wild ride of brotherly bonding.

Donnie and Mark decide to play a practical joke on big brother Paul by telling him that they want to create a Wahlburgers jingle. They go even further by recruiting the help of their friends Joey MacIntyre (New Kids on the Block) and Kay Gee.

Mark's in for a wild time when he brings his real life entourage to LA for a little bit of fun in the sun. While there, Johnny Drama gets the chance of the lifetime when Mark surprises him with an audition for his new film. Back in Boston, Paul is fending off hopeful screenwriters who bombard him with hopes of their work falling into the hands of his little brothers. While Paul always throws the scripts in a box and forgets them, he soon finds out that Alma has been secretly reading them and sharing her thoughts with her famous sons--much to their chagrin.