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Follows the lives 21 Jump Street star Holly Robinson Peete and former NFL quarterback and co-host of Fox Sports' The Best Damn Sports Show Period Rodney Peete, balancing their very public careers with their four kids and wild and crazy mom, Dolores.
In the premiere, Rodney plans a last-minute "staycation" for his and Holly's 20th anniversary; and Ryan tries to talk her parents into letting her attend Lollapalooza.
Dolores and Ryan seek forgiveness for their Lollapalooza scheme; RJ looks for a job in hopes of becoming independent; and Holly and Rodney try to spice up their marriage.
Holly and RJ head to Detroit to open a new RJ's Place at the Children's Hospital; Rodney takes Ryan on a tour of USC; and Robinson is stuck at home on his 13th birthday.
Rodney helps with the kids while Holly is busy prepping for her annual HollyRod fundraiser; and, encouraged by Dolores, Ryan steels herself for her first audition with a big-shot music producer.
Holly wants to own a lifestyle brand; and also wants a "mom cave" to work in. Rodney, meanwhile, leads a support group for dads of kids with autism; and Ryan thinks a puppy could help RJ prepare for life after high school.
Dolores suddenly needs a place to live, which forces Holly to give up her "mom cave"; Roman tries to bulk up after he's bullied; and Ryan shoots her first music video.
Holly pressures Rodney to get a head MRI; and Holly and Rodney aren't sure whether to let Robinson play football. In other events, Dolores wears out her welcome when she challenges Rodney's discipline style.
In the Season 1 finale, Rodney schedules a brain MRI; Ryan books an open mic; RJ lands a modeling gig; and Dolores announces that she's decided to stay.
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