Greatest freakout ever 7

"Greatest freakout ever 7" is a Greatest freakout ever episode from season. In this episode, Stephen is tasked with vacuuming the house, but he freaks out and breaks the vacuum cleaner after getting into an argument with Jennifer.

Characters

 * Jack Quire
 * Stephen Quire
 * Jennifer Quire
 * David Quire
 * Rick the Vicious Dog

Synopsis
Stephen is tasked with vacuuming the house, but he refuses to do so. Jennifer tells him he has 20 minutes before they need to leave for something, to which Stephen responds with "Oh, now the power supreme is timing me." After he starts vacuuming, Stephen starts smashing the vacuum into a chair, causing the hose to come off. Jennifer tells him to stop, and Stephen proceeds to vacuum the rest of the living room, with the hose still off. After complaining about the vacuum, the vacuum suddenly turns off and Stephen questions this. Jennifer tells him he needs to fix the hose, to which she does herself. After turning the vacuum back on, Stephen suddenly picks up the vacuum, smashes it on the floor twice, and breaks it. When Jennifer sees this, she yells at Stephen and tells him that "just because something doesn't work the way you want it to, you don't break it." She then leaves to find David and tell him what Stephen did. When David comes out and sees the broken vacuum cleaner, he threatens to beat up Stephen, causing Stephen to run outside to the backyard. Jack follows them outside, only to find Stephen being tackled by their dog, Rick. Stephen frantically tries to run away from him, but Rick keeps jumping on him while attempting to bite him.

Trivia

 * This is the last Greatest freakout ever episode to be filmed and published in 2009. Despite this, "How the Stephen Stole Christmas" was the last video on the channel itself to be filmed and published in 2009.
 * You can almost see when the dog bit Stephen's hand.
 * This is the last of two videos to show the backyard of the household before the pool was built, the first being the "Greatest freakout ever 5".
 * This is one of very few episodes where Jack doesn't say "Okay" at the very beginning.