Z-Rock

Paulie and David screw some ZO2 groupies and almost screwed the band when they oversleep and nearly miss the most important gig of their lives - music titan, Harry Braunstein's son's party.

The guys show up to a kids' party in Long Island and learn it's been double-booked. No problem, except for the fact the other band is Kidtastic! - their nemesis in the kiddie world.

The Z Brothers play a bris and meet John Popper. Paulie passes him a ZO2 CD and he absolutely flips for the band and offers them a record deal they've been dreaming of...or so they thought.

John Popper shows the guys how sweet life could be as a full-time kids' band when he lands them a party for Gilbert Gottfried's son for $10,000.

With the future of the rock band in question, Dina lands them a gig at Manhattan's Cutting Room. Only it's jazz night, and the crowd doesn't dig their sound.

The future of the band is threatened as the boys get caught up in their own worlds.

The boys get a big break when they open for Joan Rivers. But with their confidence at an all-time high, they succumb to the temptations of gambling and jeopardize everything in the process.

Faced with having to accept the Popper deal or lose it forever, the boys decide they don't care if they lose it forever -- they'll never sacrifice ZO2 for money. And then they do.

Working for John Popper ain't so beautiful. Despite the mad cash they're pulling, the boys aren't allowed to write their own music. Dina confronts Popper and tries to cancel their deal.