When Nathan Miller fails to keep his marriage wreck hidden for his parents Tom and Carol, they break up. His bossy mother invites herself to move in with him, his clumsy father with his still happily married sister Debbie and her remarkably hospitable husband Adam. Written by KGF Vissers

When Carol dictates that it's time to rearrange the family's positions in the Millers' cemetery plot because of the two divorces, Nathan needs to approach his ex-wife, Janice, to ask her to sign back her space to the family.

Nathan and Debbie are thoroughly sick of Tom viz. Carol, each claim the other has it easier and thus change guest parents, then bet whether father can be trained to independence. While Carol soon makes Debbie only more miserable, Nathan seems successful by equipping Tom with a top notch phone and lots of apps, which work wonders. Nevertheless, after discovering Tom latest costly antics, the mood changes in Carol's favor. Written by KGF Vissers

Life with his meddling mother is getting to much for once so confident Nathan, so he goes into therapy, desperate to end his sleeplessness now he gets a shot at filling in for the suddenly unavailable news anchor. Carrol shamelessly abuses maternal solidarity to find out where he goes; The she arranges an appointment herself, supposedly for marriage counseling for her and Tom, actually to snoop in therapist Dr. Johnson's notes, but is caught. Written by KGF Vissers

It's Halloween, and Nathan, Debbie, and Adam take Mikayla trick-or-treating to the house of an old woman who everyone in the neighborhood thinks is a witch. Meanwhile, Nathan and Debbie are furious when they discover Carol lied about what really happened to their pet parrot they thought flew away when they were kids. Written by Anonymous

Nathan hatches a plan to get his parents back together by showing them all of their sentimental family possessions in the hopes it will make them remember the good times they've had.

When Carol finds out that Tom never had the talk with Nathan about the birds and the bees, she insists it's not too late to gather the family together and do it now.

As everybody would be better off if busybody Carrol had a partner, she's pushed to try Internat dating. Seeing her frightfully unattractive profile, Nathan and Rat take over. To their delight, posing as her in online conversation attracts the ideal boyfriend for her, and playmate for them, rich and generous military veteran Frank 'Sarge'. As soon as a n actual date is agreed, thins start going wrong when the duo meets Frank and Carrol's failed preparations make her decide against 'false advertising', as Tom calls the whole operation. Written by KGF Vissers

After Carol decides to try out online dating, Nathan and Ray find her the suitable person, that fits Nathan's perfect father.

When Carol's overbearing mother and father announce they're coming to visit for Christmas, Carol recruits Nate and Tom to cover up their failed relationships and present a happy facade.

Debbie won't listen to advice before she runs her and Adam's shop into the ground, so Carol resumes reading her diary to manipulate her. When Debie realizes she couldn't know any other way, she sets a trap, suggesting in it that loner Tom is gay, which puts the wrong perspective on a fishing friend whom Nathan and Ray arranged for Tom. Confronted with the privacy invasion, Nathan explains it was his and ma's common practice while she was a teenager, and helped both her and the relationship with Adam, against her assumptions till now. Written by KGF Vissers

Nathan learns to appreciate Carol's incessant rants after he mimics one of them at work and is rewarded with his own news segment to complain on the air.

When Nathan gets frustrated after he's forced to drive Carol around town for errands once again, he demands that she either learn how to drive or find another chauffeur. But when Debbie volunteers Adam to drive Carol, everyone's surprised when they form an unexpected bond. Written by Anonymous

Nathan is determined to finally, just once, surprise the unsurpriseable Carol on her birthday. Brandon Routh guest stars.

Nathan and Tom spend the weekend together to see if they share the same interest. Adam and Debbie attend a vegetarian convention, while Carol stays behind with Mikayla.

Just as Nathan begins to unwind on his vacation in the Bahamas, Carol's surprise appearance gets him riled up all over again until they meet Ganja Pete. Meanwhile, Debbie is upset with Adam when she learns that he used to write love songs for the special girls in his life when he was younger. Written by Anonymous

Nathan's excitement at scoring a ticket for himself and a guest to a dinner with President Obama turns to dread when he has to pick one of his family members to be his plus one.

Worried that his mother has made him feel like he's better than other people, Nathan befriends a hopeless co-worker, Doug, who turns out to be a social outcast.Meanwhile, Tom and Adam argue about who's smarter and take an online test.

Nathan tries to hide his relationship with his mother's dentist, who angered Carol with a $75 charge for being late to an appointment; Tom keeps waking up with gum in his hair.

When Nathan pitches a children's show to his boss, Ed Dolan, based on Tom's imaginary comic book, Tom has an adverse reaction to the tweaks made to his cherished world.

When Tom proudly tells the family he's dating a much younger woman, Nathan goes undercover to spy on him and make sure his father isn't being scammed by a gold digger.

Nathan introduces his boss, Ed Dolan, to Tom in hopes they'll hit it off and hang out together, but surprisingly, Dolan only has eyes for Carol.

Carol has the worst Mother's Day ever when Nathan forgets to get her a present.