Cory and his friends have a discussion on who's the best super hero. While his friends pick Batman, Cory goes for Superman. The conversation soon segues to the upcoming water war. Cory is the only one without a water gun (even Minkus has one) and he vows to get one after getting a thorough spraying at school. The pre-credits tag has Cory, Eric, and his parents in a fun, spirited water fight outside. Morgan is on the kitchen counter, apparently talking to the police, and explaining in general terms how they're "fighting" and "they just shot the neighbor!"
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| - Cory and his friends have a discussion on who's the best super hero. While his friends pick Batman, Cory goes for Superman. The conversation soon segues to the upcoming water war. Cory is the only one without a water gun (even Minkus has one) and he vows to get one after getting a thorough spraying at school. The pre-credits tag has Cory, Eric, and his parents in a fun, spirited water fight outside. Morgan is on the kitchen counter, apparently talking to the police, and explaining in general terms how they're "fighting" and "they just shot the neighbor!"
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| - Cory and his friends have a discussion on who's the best super hero. While his friends pick Batman, Cory goes for Superman. The conversation soon segues to the upcoming water war. Cory is the only one without a water gun (even Minkus has one) and he vows to get one after getting a thorough spraying at school. After compliments (and a $50 price tag) get him no where with his parents, Cory asks Eric to buy him a water gun. Eric declines and shows off the new watch he bought with the money from his job at their father's supermarket. Cory asks his dad for a job too but is told he's too young and there's no job openings. His dad talks to Cory about enjoying his youth as he's fixing the sink but Cory is frustrated he can't have his water gun or a means to buy it. Finally, Cory turns to Mr. Feeny who offers to pay him to paint his window shutters. Leaning the shutters against the fence, Cory airbrushes them and feels proud of his work ‒ until he sees that the green paint went though the shutter slats and onto the white fence. When Cory's friends come get him for the water war, Cory asks them to help him repaint the fence, offering them the little money he has left (after buying his water gun). They work for a bit but soon get tired of the work and leave. Cory gets tired as well and his father returns home to see him slumped on the floor. Cory realizes having a job and being an adult isn't all it's cracked up to be and his father tells him to take his water gun and go join his friends. After Cory returns from the water war, soaked but happy, he finds an exhausted Eric flopped on his bed. Eric complains about working half a shift and being exhausted but then starts to wonder how his dad works such long hours and has time to fix stuff around the house. From the window, Cory watches his dad finish painting the fence and realizes his dad is "Superman". At the dinner table, Cory starts his own little water war between him and his family. He reveals he traded in his $50 water gun for two smaller water pistols and asks his dad to "revisit" being a kid with him. The pre-credits tag has Cory, Eric, and his parents in a fun, spirited water fight outside. Morgan is on the kitchen counter, apparently talking to the police, and explaining in general terms how they're "fighting" and "they just shot the neighbor!"
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