Dave's aging "Boomerang Parents" move in after they lose all their money. The impact on the family is further complicated by an internet campaign for funds gone wrong.

Without involving Rebecca, Dave makes questionable choices when trying to get Asher into a gifted program. Stew starts driving for a ride-share to make some extra cash.

After Rebecca tells Dave she carries the emotional labor, aka the "mental load" of the family, he tries to prove otherwise by having her take care of just Deb and Stew for a few days.

The family examines their gossiping habits.

Dave and Rebecca worry that with grandparents living in the house, their kids are too spoiled. Asher loses a tooth.

Debs big brother Art comes to town. Each family member pawns off favors onto each other.

After initially agreeing to buy a minivan, Dave goes back on his word to Rebecca, but Deb encourages Rebecca to get it anyway and keep it from Dave.

Dave & Rebecca have 24 hours without their kids. Debbie & Stew try to cheer up Joanna after she is ditched by her friends.

Dave & Rebecca wonder about their sex life. Joanna forces Strew to right a wrong with her high school girlfriend.

Dave & Rebecca try to convince Debbie & Stew to stop socializing with the neighbors.

Debbie becomes a life coach. Stew rejects Joanna's help while coming up with a new, as-seen-on-tv, product.

When Debbie's aunt dies, Rebecca and Dave put a modern spin on the Shiva; worried that she too will die alone, Joanna looks for love in unlikely places.