Only the Mehtas and Janet and Gerald know thus far that Raj canceled his wedding, with only the latter two knowing he did so because he is still in love with Janet. When Janet runs into Raj, she can only admit to herself that she too still has feelings for him. Sensing an opportunity, Janet does whatever she can to spend time out with Raj, the problem being her burgeoning relationship with Nathan and he and the rest of the world knowing nothing about there ever having been a Janet and Raj. Umma has already bought her dress for Raj's wedding - her fantasy dress from a high end boutique that costs more than she would normally pay for a dress - and when she learns from Janet that the wedding has been canceled, she wants to keep the dress anyway, while Appa wants her to return it and get their money back. Knowing that Umma won't do so voluntarily, Appa decides to take the dress back for her. Appa may have other things on his mind when he gets to the store. And Jung and Shannon decide to... Written by Huggo

A leak in the apartment above theirs forces Jung and Kimchee to find temporary accommodations while repairs are being done in the building. Umma takes the opportunity to offer Jung Janet's old room - Jung not having stayed since his and Appa's falling out when Jung was sixteen - while Appa is less than excited to have Jung back. Some miscommunication results in a different housing arrangement than Umma planned which affects the dynamics not only at the Kims, but at Janet and Gerald's. Meanwhile, Shannon is angry with Alejandro for breaking a weekend getaway engagement for what she considers a frivolous work issue. Shannon inadvertently takes her frustrations out on JBT, she who tries to make amends on JBT and his creator without actually owning up to doing anything wrong. Written by Huggo

Umma accompanies Janet to an art showcase at OCAD where Janet's photography, on display, is in the running for the prestigious Clark Medal. It isn't until after the showcase that Umma tells Janet a story about something that happened to her at the event: a Caucasian woman, Mrs. Taylor, mistook Umma for one of the catering staff, Umma who just helped Mrs. Taylor as if she was. While Umma took no offense to it, Janet believes Mrs. Taylor's actions are racist. Janet has to decide what to do when she learns from Ms. Murray that Mrs. Taylor and her family are on the adjudication panel for the Clark Medal. Learning about the story leads to Appa taking offense to anyone who comes into the store automatically believing that he works at the store. What he does to remedy the situation has unintended consequences. Meanwhile, Jung and Omar witness from a distance an encounter between Shannon and Alejandro which they believe is the two of them breaking up. Jung has to decide if the time is right ... Written by Huggo

It will soon be Appa and Umma's anniversary, an event the two of them never celebrate. Regardless, Janet wants to do something that she knows Umma in particular would like to mark the occasion, something that she was originally going to make a surprise for both her parents, but which she figures she better get Appa's approval beforehand under the circumstance: to host a small dinner at her apartment for the entire family, the four of them who have not had a meal together in close to twenty years. Jung has already said he will come, and Appa also begrudgingly agrees in not wanting Jung to seem the bigger man than him. Getting Umma to the party may be a different matter, especially as Appa and Janet still want to keep it a secret from her until she arrives at the apartment. Meanwhile, Shannon wants to keep the fact of she and Jung dating a secret, especially from the Handy staff in she not wanting to be labeled as the stereotypical crazy lady boss. Shannon's reflexes taking over leads ... Written by Huggo

As Kimchee and Gwen approach six months of dating, some of Kimchee's Handy colleagues tell him that he should think about getting her a meaningful six month anniversary gift. Uncertain of himself in such matters, Kimchee asks Jung's opinion on what he purchased as that gift. The gift and Kimchee asking Jung for his advice inadvertently spills into Jung and Shannon's five week old dating relationship. Although outwardly not calling it a date, Janet attempts to spend time with Nathan as friends in offering to help him with the mandatory business class with which he is having troubles. That time together leads to Gerald and Chelsea questioning Janet about old lovers being friends, and if the same applies to Raj. What Janet does a result of her time with Nathan may test the waters of friends or potential lovers with both Nathan and Raj. And in a moment of panic when she's with Umma, Pastor Nina blurts out some private information, something that sounds like she is having an inappropriate ... Written by Huggo

Soccer fanatic Appa learns that Jung and Kimchee play in a recreational beer league. In Kimchee inviting Appa to the next game, Kimchee, and by association Jung, and Appa have different ideas of what the invitation actually meant. As an inferred compromise, Appa decides to assume the position of coach. Appa, Jung, Kimchee and the rest of the team may have differing opinions on the team's new acquisition in finding the balance between winning, having fun, and making soccer stars out of Kims. Meanwhile, Janet cannot handle watching Gerald and Chelsea buy packaged bindaedok, a Korean pancake that Umma used to always make and which Janet loves. Janet casually offering them some the next time Umma happens to make it from scratch doesn't sit well with Umma, who forces non-cook Janet to learn how to cook if she wants any of her Korean favorites. Janet's first attempt at making bindaedok, at which she admittedly struggles, has an unintended consequence on Umma. And Shannon learns that Stacie ... Written by Huggo

Appa overhears Chelsea and Gerald conspiring to tell a lie to her parents, which brings up Appa and Janet's own history in such matters, Appa who states he knows whenever Janet has lied. But Appa learning that it is not the case, that Janet has lied to him and Umma without they never having known it was a lie, has far reaching consequences, for Umma with Mrs. Mehta, the former who is trying to kick the latter out of her book club among other things, and for Appa and Janet's own relationship. Meanwhile, an incident at work shows that Shannon and Jung have not totally figured out the boundaries of their work relationship and their personal relationship. Kimchee's delicious lemon squares are collateral damage in the process of they trying to work it out. Written by Huggo

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Umma has long kept among her prized personal possessions pictures that Janet drew of her when she was six. It isn't until Appa points it out to her that Umma sees that Janet depicted her as a witch. Although Janet says the pictures are of Mrs. Lee who used to babysit her, Umma eventually discovers that the pictures truly were of her. As Umma tries to demonstrate a lesson in what a hurtful thing the pictures are to Janet, it may actually result in a slightly new dynamic in their relationship. Meanwhile, Appa finds a $100 bill outside the store. Ultimately in wanting to look good to God in the surrogate of Pastor Nina, Appa hides the money in the bag of a down and out regular customer, Gus, partly in his hopes that Gus will pay off some of his debt to the store. Appa's action doesn't have quite the effect he was anticipating. And a song comes on at work that they used to have a routine to leads to Jung and Kimchee revisiting their thirteen year old boy band selves in reenacting that ... Written by Huggo

Appa's snoring, exacerbated by his late night activities, is affecting Umma's sleep, she in turn taking out her sleep deprivation on others. On the spur of the moment, Appa suggests that he sleep in Janet's room just for one night in he secretly not wanting to give up those late night activities. While they miss the intimacy of husband and wife in not sleeping together, they each enjoy their newfound freedom above and beyond the issue of having a better night sleep than they have in a long time. While figuring out they can have their cake in intimacy and eat it too, will other things be bigger factors in tipping the scales of where Appa will regularly sleep? Meanwhile, Jung is having some stills taken for a new advertising campaign for Handy, which makes him think he should get into the modeling game. He asks Janet to take head shots for him, she agreeing, if she has the time beyond her school work, only on the condition that he not question her artistic vision. As such, he decides to... Written by Huggo

Appa is scheduled to be the first speaker in what is planned to be a regular community speaker series at the church, Appa's talk on small business. When Pastor Nina asks Appa to switch with next month's scheduled speaker due to a conflict in that speaker's schedule, Appa reluctantly agrees, that reluctance in no longer being first. When Appa learns who that next speaker is and what that conflict was, Appa has to figure out a way to get his prime spot back, at least in the eyes of the audience. Meanwhile, a morning dove flies into Shannon's apartment window, it injuring itself. Jung, who has never been one attuned to animals, agrees to co-parent the dove to health with Shannon, which means the bird will be staying with him due to her cats. And Janet has decided that she will go to Korea to teach English in an effort to rediscover the Korean side of herself. In finding out she may not be the only one in her idea being stolen by someone else, Janet takes measures to take the idea ... Written by Huggo

Appa and Mr. Mehta are doing their regular guy talk in the store, this time about the lax work of the police, specifically because a uniformed officer, Constable Tiggs, is in the store shopping. Appa's complaint leads to Officer Tiggs bringing in his supervisor, Captain Leaming, to address Appa's complaints directly. In the process, Appa and Umma learn of a recent yet unsolved crime, Umma believing she having some evidence related to said crime. Umma isn't sure what to do in light of that evidence which would lead to people, including Appa and Janet, learning of one of her extracurricular activities which she and they would find somewhat embarrassing. Meanwhile, Shannon is hosting this year's Greater Toronto Handy Branch Managers Annual General Meeting (GTHBMAGM), this meeting the first time Kimchee will be in attendance. As such, Kimchee does some studying to make a good impression on the other managers. He will find that he studied the wrong things to impress this cutthroat group. ... Written by Huggo

An incident at the store leads to Umma announcing her post-Appa life plans in the statistical probability that she will outlive him. Uncomfortable with the notion of dying before her, Appa devises his own post-Umma list of things to do. Janet convinces them that there is a much happier compromise than each coming up with such lists, that compromise which may not be so middle ground. Meanwhile, Janet learns that she has been accepted into a four month internship working for a social service agency in Tanzania. While she tries subtly to convince someone to accompany her, she and Gerald come to some conclusions about their own relationship in light of his and Chelsea's upcoming extended working trip to Korea. Someone else who is also necessarily making a living arrangement change is Shannon as her apartment building has been sold. Due to the housing situation in Toronto, she is convinced that it may be more prudent to have a roommate, Jung contemplating the possibility of that roommate ... Written by Huggo