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A dad finds out that parenting is harder than he thought after his wife goes back to work and he's left at home to take care of the kids.
In the series premiere, Adam, a contractor starts spending more time with his three kids when his wife, Andi, goes back to work and discovers the truth all parents realize; their little angels are maniacs.
When Adam’s client offers him two highly coveted tickets to a Pittsburgh Steelers game, he is stuck between choosing to take his wife, Andi, or his brother, Don.
When Adam gets fed up with endless demands from his daughter's kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Rodriguez, he makes a hasty decision that lands him in hot water with his wife Andi.
When Don encourages Adam to clean out his cluttered garage and turn it into a man cave, Adam panics when he thinks he donated one of Andi's treasured keepsakes.
Andi has a hard time not taking over when Adam tackles organizing the school's big Thanksgiving feast with Don and Lowell.
Adam and Andi team up to find out who put a hole in the wall.
When a blizzard prevents the Burns family from visiting the grandparents' house for Christmas, Adam and Andi scramble to avoid an epic holiday disaster.
Adam tries to keep cool when his oldest daughter goes through a momentous occasion, while Andi gets stuck in traffic taking Emme and Teddy to the zoo.
Adam tries to pretend he's not jealous when he discovers Andi has a close friend at work.
When Andi and Marcy realize they were rivals in high school, Adam and Don are dragged into the feud and forced to take sides.
When Adam and Andi have the dreaded 'talk' with Teddy and Kate, their awkward approach makes the kids horribly uncomfortable.
When Andi forces Adam to hang out with Lowell, Don feels left out and Andi has to make peace between them. Also, Mrs. Rodriguez reveals to Andi that she had a sexy dream about Adam.
Adam forgets to find a babysitter while planning a romantic Valentine's Day with Andi, as a result, both of them try to survive the stress of leaving Kate in charge at home for the first time. Also, Don forgets to make romantic plans for Marcy and tries to steal Adam's.
Adam can't stop being overprotective when Kate is asked out on her first date; Lowell helps Don buy an anniversary gift for Marcy.
Adam's parents make an unannounced visit and reveal surprising plans for their future living arrangements.
Adam and Andi are shocked when they finally meet Lowell's wife, Jen.
When Adam convinces his stubborn father to finally go to the doctor, he learns a few things his dad didn't want him to know.
Adam and Don discover a sneaky way of getting out of trouble with their wives.
When a client doesn't want Don to attend a big meeting, Adam goes to great lengths to protect his brother's feelings. Also, Andi kisses up to Mrs. Rodriguez to ensure that Emme gets in the class of the good first grade teacher.
When Adam and Andi borrow money from Joe to help with a cash flow problem, they soon regret it.
When Adam and Andi discover Kate is lying to them about her whereabouts, they hatch a plan to catch her.
Adam and Andi toy with the idea of having another baby when Don and Marcy's newborn grandson comes for a visit.
Adam Burns
Andi Burns
Joe Burns
Lowell Franklin
Marcy Burns
Kate Burns
Teddy Burns
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Emme Burns
Don Burns
