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A sitcom revolving around the life of therapist Bill Pearson and his family.

Trent gets his shot at being the starting quarterback, which leads Bill to become overzealous in getting Trent to "get up" for the game. Meanwhile, Lauren tries to get her parents to let her get a piercing.

Bill springs the news to his family about a trip to Hawaii, just before the vet springs the news to Bill about the family dog.

Bill discovers a secret about Susan's past when he suggest taking her to a Chris Isaak concert.

Bill reluctantly supports Susan's burgeoning muffin business, but quickly changes his tune when her business becomes a hit at his office.

The family's idea to give Bill gag gifts for his 46th birthday don't go over as well as they hoped.

Bill, Nancy, Bob, Kiki and Paul go out to a Karaoke bar where Susan gets completely drunk. Bill sees a wild side to his wife that he's never seen before. Lauren meets a mechanic she's interested in dating, however Bob doesn't think too highly of him and judges the guy by his looks.

Among the many things Bill has to deal with include helping his oldest son do a five-page paper overnight after attending a parent-teacher conference and getting off on the wrong foot with the teacher, his youngest son's missing constrictor snake, and his daughter's fender bender (after she caught him "arguing" with his wife).

Bill takes Nancy to a football game to celebrate their wedding anniversary and reveals a deep, dark secret to her about the early days of their relationship.

The kids go on strike when they're made to clean out the garage; Bill feels a cell-phone employee treats him unfairly.

Susan tries to get the perfect prom experience for Lauren to make up for her own prom.

The kids take advantage of Bill; Paul's date is canceled; Bills neighbor gets on his bad side.

Bill dislikes Susan's Anniversary gift; Trent's oversleeping interferes with his siblings.

Bill helps Bryan build a pinewood derby car; Lauren's new friend likes Trent.

Aunt A.J. visits; Bill thinks he and Susan are in a rut.

Trent beats Bill at basketball; Susan sees Aunt A.J. connect better with Lauren; Bryan wants to clear the home of possible hazards.

Bill and Susan spy on Trent's web page to see if a party he'll attend will serve alcohol; Raffles hides under Faulkner's house.

Susan fears Bill will have an affair with a woman named Penelope; Trent practices for his driver's test.

Paul asks Bryan and Trent to watch over his iguana; Lauren gets a job to buy a designer purse.

Paul advises Bill to do Susan's chores after she begins to do his; the kids spend too much time counting the coins from Bill's change jar.

Bills X-mas spirit bores his kids; Lauren wants to spend X-mas eve with her boyfriend.

Susan admits to Bill that she told her friends that he has a difficult time getting over things which prompts an argument between them about the quirks each them have that drive each other nuts. Lauren tries to convince Bryan when the males in their family are around his age they begin to lose their intellectual prowess.

Trent is planning a strategy for hitting on a girl he likes. Bill freaks out when Paul explains to him how Susan got Bill to think he was the decision-maker. He decides it's time for payback. A naked neighbor in a hot-tub is also a problem.

Bill has to tell Lauren that he can't afford her spring trip.