Outside, Logan sees a paparazzo snapping their picture. Logan chases the guy, who tries to get over the front gate. Nothing doing, as Logan grabs him and smashes his camera. Not that he needs extra justification, but it's nice that we already knew that Logan isn't crazy about gawkers and picture-takers. The guy whines about his thousand-dollar camera. Dude, you should just be happy that it didn't end up in a position to take a close-up of your prostate. Haaron rushes up, and Logan yells that Lynn would have wanted for Haaron not to sleep with all her friends, and to care about her as much as he did his career. "So okay Dad, let's be honest. Maybe we both wish we'd been better. But she's only gone because of you." If that's Logan's idea of being a team, he and Haaron should really try out for The Amazing Race. Perhaps they'll earn a Dr. Phil special afterward. Logan stalks off as Haaron asks if everyone's enjoying the show. Well, I am, but that's hardly news around here.

Lab. Veronica finds Urkel, who's doing something related to civil engineering. She starts to introduce herself, but he calls her by name and says he remembers her, which is a nice touch. He probably remembered her for a while at night before he went to sleep, but that's another story. Veronica says she wants to track Yolanda down, but Urkel says that something bad must have happened to her, and it's Bone's fault. He goes on that despite the fact that Bone's been in jail for a third of his life, Urkel's the one that's considered the embarrassment. "State science fair winner two years straight, but I'm soft. Is that why you guys stopped bein' friends? You figure out our dad was in jail?" Veronica denies that, and Urkel says it's too bad, because Yolanda "really liked you guys." Well, I have to point out that Lilly wouldn't have been such a good friend to Yolanda, what with the EXTREME DEADNESS AND ALL. I can't speak for Veronica, but you know what can? Another flashback.