Louis T. Moyle

Upon discovering that he is the holder of a winning ticket, Earl is hit by a car and the ticket blows out of his limp hand as he lies unconscious in the street. While recovering in the hospital and watching television, Earl has a karmic epiphany.

Earl and the gang find out how Little Chubby (a man more feared than his father) became a good person. In order to cross him off his list, Earl learns the true meaning of sacrifice.

Earl is set an assignment after attending a prison class which focuses on creative writing. It doesn't take long before Earl realises that writing is harder than he first thought.

Earl has finally got his like on track with a new job, apartment and love interest, but his shocking testimony during Joy's trial may bring it crashing all down.

Earl decides to cross `made a kid scared of the boogeyman' from his list, and discovers the lasting affect he had on the boy.

Earl visits a TV reporter whose career was destroyed by his and Randy's protracted tomfoolery. When she wants to film a story about Earl and his list, Randy feels left out, and decides to strike out on his own as his brother's opposite: making amends for all the good things he has ever done.