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Seeing Max try to maintain his "cool guy" persona while literally living in a bin behind Splatburger is peak physical comedy.
Was Max’s dumpster pad actually kind of cozy, or was he totally out of his mind?
The episode kicks off with a classic sibling dilemma. Max is tired of the lack of privacy in the Thunderman household and decides it’s time to move out. However, being a teenager with no job and a secret supervillain-turned-hero background doesn't give you many options on the housing market.
If you’re a fan of Nickelodeon’s favorite superhero family, you know that Season 4 of The Thundermans brought some of the biggest laughs and most relatable "growing pains" of the series. Specifically, Episode 12, stands out as a classic example of Max Thunderman’s schemes colliding with the messy reality of young adulthood.