When the flu hits Branson Taxi, Scott and Rusty step in to drive the cabs. Rusty has the time of his life, while Scott gets stuck with the toughest customers in town. Will Scott be able to hack it as a cabbie until his drivers are back on their feet?
When Rusty’s favorite cab becomes too old and broken to fix, Tom removes it from the fleet. Rusty spirals into a depression. Will the team be able to help Rusty move forward and make peace with his loss, or will he be forced into an early retirement?
After a couple cabs go missing, Scott learns of an underground pirate cab service that’s stealing their business. Can Scott and his team defeat the pirates or will they be bullied out of business? Meanwhile, Rusty organizes a photo shoot for a Beards of Branson calendar.
A high-end hotelier asks Scott to coordinate a romantic date night for one of his best clients. In no time, this task becomes a bet between the guys and the girls of Branson Taxi as they fight over the title of King/Queen of Romance.
A paranormal investigator comes to the area for haunted locations. Scott agrees to seek out some paranormal hot spots for the investigator. Meanwhile, Tessa sets up a “love cab” in which singles are given a chance to speed date in the back of a cab.
In order to increase foreign tourism to Branson, Scott invites a representative of Chinese Tourism to visit. The team plans an elaborate welcome ceremony of Chinese dancers and acrobats. Will their Chinese welcome be the ticket to a billion Chinese tourists or will it be the biggest flop in Branson?
Scott, Branson’s biggest cheerleader, wants to encourage more tourists to visit Branson. He invites a travel writer down to Branson for a visit. But after the writer’s plane is delayed, Scott scrambles to plan a “Branson After Midnight” adventure.
Scott’s business depends on the tourists that visit Branson. He decides to start a marketing campaign, encouraging locals to be kind, courteous and helpful to tourists. They shoot a commercial, put up a billboard and hit the streets with their campaign. Rusty paints his chest with their slogan!
Scott is up for a transportation contract with a high-end golf course in Branson. But before they will give him the job they want to visit the Branson Cab Company headquarters. The team transforms the space into a professional looking business, except for the mini-golf course set up in the garage.
Scott is on the hunt for a yacht to rent for the mayor and a big-wig that is coming to town to discuss development projects for the city. Scott has one day to make this happen, and he can’t let the mayor down. He tasks Rusty, Dawnell and Tessa with planning a giant party for everyone on the yacht.
A hotel manager tells Scott that a recent big-spender had a horrible cab ride from the airport. The marketing team creates a taxicab focus group to determine what makes the perfect cab ride. Could smooth jazz, pinwheels and chocolate cake be the secret ingredients Branson Cab Service is missing?
One of Branson’s top performers asks Scott for a favor: help get the audience to his show on time. Scott and his team get to work on trying to find the perfect solution, including the mechanics who decide to build a double-decker cab without asking Scott’s permission.
