Funeral Boss - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Harris Way
Bill and the Harris clan make arrangements for the passing of Mrs. Elnora, including a peach-colored theme, and a plan for Bill's oldest son, William, to direct the funeral services. And Bill and his sons shoot a commercial showcasing "stepping".
Going to the Chapel
The Harris family handles the funeral of a 19-year and comforts the grieving family. William proposes to his longtime girlfriend, Wendy. With Westley's help, Tiara updates her online dating profile.
A Funeral Home Divided
The Harris Family take a road trip to Kansas and handle the funeral services of 100-year old Versie. Tensions erupt as Bill and Tiara have a huge fight, with Tiara threatening to leave the family business.
Gone to Glory
The Harris family handles a military funeral for the Clayton family. Anxiety is high as the Harris men prepare yet another "stepping" service, attended by one of the largest crowds they've seen at a funeral - and Tiara is not there to help.
Here Come Tiara
Bill buys new limos for the funeral home, and is impressed with the results. William worries that the rift between Bill and Tiara will affect his upcoming wedding to Wendy. And Bill and Tiara have a heart-to-heart in an effort to clear the air.
Solemn Vow
Bill is overcome with grief after the passing of his Uncle Ben. Bill's sons step in to support him through the arrangements. The family celebrates their gratitude at being together as son William, and his fiancée, Wendy, finally tie the knot!
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