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1 :01x01 - Pilot
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Richard Whiten (Omar), Tom McGowan (Joe), Dreux Frederic (Taye), Shirley Prestia (Vicky's Mom), Rami Malek (Kenny), Jim Jackman (Paramedic)
When Dave doesn't let Hilary date an older guy, she bends the rules by bringing over a new "Study Partner". Meanwhile Mike coincidentally begins spending more time at his friend Seth's house around the same time Seth's mom gets breast implants. Meanwhile Larry dresses up like a girl in order to prove a theory, which only furthers his parents suspicions of him being gay.
2 :01x02 - I.M. What I.M.
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Dreux Frederic (Taye), Marissa Blanchard (Young Hillary), Ray Laska (Fox Executive)
When Vicky discovers Dave has been Instant Messaging someone of the screen name "Lonely Lady Michigan", she accuses him of cheating on her. Two can play this game. Dave throws the punch back, accusing Vicky of having been e-mailing an old boyfriend. Meanwhile, Hilary is having dating problems of her own. She had planned to give up her virginity to her latest boyfriend Taye, but it turns out Taye is in a program in which he vowed not to have sex until marriage. Hilary confides in Vicky, who doesn't exactly keep things under rap. When Dave finds out he completely messes up the story, and takes things the other way around.
3 :01x03 - High Crimes
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Anita Gillette (Betty), Cynthia Frost (Etta)
Hillary has been being nice to Dave...too nice. He is certain that she is having sex with someone. Mike tells Dave that he is wrong, and Hillary has not been having sex. When Dave see's his pot stash is gone, he now believe's Hillary has taken it and is smoking it. He confronts Hillary about it, accidentally letting her know the stash was his. He covers it up by saying that it is Grandma Betty's, and she uses it for medical reasons. Mike hears this, and believes it, so he buys some pot at the playground, and gives it to his Grandma telling her it is from Dave. Vicky finds the pot, and begins using it to sooth her problems. Meanwhile Grandma Betty has been acting slightly different...I wonder why.
4 :01x04 - Guess Who's Coming to the Barbecue
Writer: Stephen Engel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Dreux Frederic (Taye), Richard Whiten (Omar), Salli Richardson (Vanessa)
When Vicky invites Taye's parents over for a Barbecue, Dave isn't exactly happy. Dave and Taye's father, Omar, aren't really the best of friends. At the Barbecue, Omar takes some of Dave's comments as racist, and Vicky insists that he apologize. When Dave goes to apologize, he ends up having a great time at Omar's country club. He and Omar are buds now. Much to Dave's distress, when he gets home Taye and Hillary are close to a break up.
5 :01x05 - Like a Virgin
Writer: Bill Kunstler
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Chuck Carter (Theater Candy Vendor), Michael Mitchell (Kyle), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Lindsay Faye Wagner (Marla)
Hillary confides in Vicky with questions about sex. Vicky stupidly allows Dave into annoying her into telling him about it. Dave begins acting strange, trying to keep Hillary and her boyfriend away from being alone together. Hillary quickly catches on, and becomes angered with Vicky, who in domino affect becomes mad at Dave. Meanwhile, Larry has a new girlfriend, making Kenny feel left out.
6 :01x06 - The Bigger They Come
Writer: Matthew Salsberg
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Alessandra Torresani (Alison), Anita Gillette (Grandma Betty), Lindsay Faye Wagner (Marla), Lisa Carnahan (Flat-chested Woman)
Hillary is upset because she believes her breasts are to small, and the girls with big breasts get all the attention. Hillary begs her parents to allow her to get the implants, and even brings over a friend with breast implants to sway them. Of course their answer stays the same. Hillary is able to convince Dave they are for the better, who tells Vicky, who tells him that he has been played. Dave and Vicky come up with a plan that will improve give Hillary A grades, and keep her A cups. Meanwhile Dave gets excited when Larry finally gets a girlfriend, but is frustrated to learn she's not exactly the pettiest girl on campus.
7 :01x07 - Cheers
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Amy Farrington (Arlene), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Steve Ireland (Gordon), Lindsay Wagner (Marla), Lindsay Faye Wagner (Marla)
When Dave and Vicky catch Hillary and her friend Brenda drunk in their kitchen in the middle of the night, Vicky decides to eliminate alcohol in the household so as not be a negative influence on the kids. However, Prohibition lasts only two days before Vicky and Dave succumb to free pitchers of margaritas with some friends and come home a little more giggly than usual. Needless to say, their buzz is killed when they face an embarrassed Hillary and Brenda's strict and judgmental parents at their doorstep. Meanwhile, Mike becomes a vegetarian after accidentally shooting a pigeon.
8 :01x08 - The Empire Spanks Back
Writer: Stephen Engel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Ryan Devlin (Keith), Anoush NeVart (Kenny's Mom), Tom McGowan (Joe), Carla Renata (Eartha Marshall)
Dave fears that the kids are getting away with far too much, and when talking to them doesn't work, he institutes a zero-tolerance, pro-spanking policy. Of course, they think he's all talk and naively call his bluff. When a humiliated Larry, the first recipient of one of Dave's spankings, moves in with Kenny, Child Protective Services is called, and it's Dave who's in for a real "spanking".
9 :01x09 - Dave Get Your Gun
Writer: Jennifer Glickman
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Zachary San George (Young Larry), Joe Clair (Officer #1), Chrystopher Ryan Johnson (Bully #1), Kerry Hammond (Bonnie), Diana C. Zollicoffer (Keisha), Tom McGowan (Joe), Adam Cagley (Bully #2), Dreux Frederic (Taye)
When Larry gets the leading role in the high school production of "Annie Get Your Gun", Dave begins to worry about his sons masculinity. Seeing him kiss what appears to be another guy, who is actually his girlfriend with her hood up, they are sure he is gay. However, when they publically adress this, Larry's relationship is ruined. Meanwhile, Taye breaks up with Hilary after she punches another girl at school.
10 :01x10 - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Writer: Jennifer Glickman
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Lyle Waggoner (Jack), Ryan Devlin (Keith), Anita Gillette (Grandma Betty)
When Grandma Betty brings her boyfriend over for dinner, Dave finds out she's been spending a lot of dough on him, and things get out of hand. In fear she will spend his inheritance on this "gigolo", Dave begins spinning false accusations. Meanwhile, Vicky and Dave try show Hilary how hard it is to raise a baby hoping she will break it off with Keith; and Larry begins to show an interest in Dave's baseball collection, which Dave is proud of at first, until he finds out Larry is only selling the cards on EBay for money.
11 :01x11 - It's a Living (1)
Mike scores extremely well on a test, and he is offered to move up into the honors classes. This encourages Vicky to return to her fashion-executive job, which means a bigger salary, but less time at home with the family. This time apart means more chores for Dave, which he does not like. Meanwhile, Larry submits a poem which was actually written by Kenny, and takes a little to much credit for it.
12 :01x12 - Gimme A Break (2)
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jodi Taffel (Andrea), Stephanie Childers (Noreen), Kira Reed (Mrs. Patrusky), Harry S. Murphy (Principal Fink), Justine Moore (Heather), Victoria Kelleher (Diane)
Vicky begins working extra hours at her new job, the house begins to fall apart as the family feebly tries to adjust to life without her working around the house. Larry takes charge and becomes the "housewife" figure around the house. Meanwhile, Hilary and Mike get into major trouble, raising Dave's temper past his boiling point. However, things at the office aren't going as well as Vicky.
13 :01x13 - Three's Company
Writer: Darin Henry
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Joel Brooks (Joel), Jamie Luner (Jodi), Tom McGowan (Joe)
Vicky is excited to hear that her old college drinking buddy, Jodi, is coming to visit her. However, when she arrives, Vicky is disappointed that Jodi is now sober and is trying to make amend for past mistakes. Dave is terrified that Jodi will confess to Vicky that she and Dave slept together in college, and tries to avoid conversation at all cost. Meanwhile, Hilary is having trouble in school, and the boys keep a close eye on a woman who undresses in front of the window.
14 :01x14 - How Do You Spell Relief?
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Lorna Scott (Mrs. Scheffler), Nikki Soohoo (Sue Ling), Nate Reese (Moderator), Zachary San George (Young Larry), Tom McGowan (Joe)
After Dave finds a pregnancy test in the trash he assumes Hillary is pregnant. But it turns out that a depressed, out of work Vicky has not been taking the pill. So Dave tries to help her out with various job opportunities but gets no results. Meanwhile, lazy Mike buys Hillary's old book reports from when she used to get good grades, and Larry somehow gets himself into a Spelling Bee Competeition.
15 :01x15 - Looney Tunes
Writer: David Holden
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jesse Fremont Allis (Mark Silverberg), Joel Brooks (Dr. Mark Leiber), Kathleen Noone (Aunt Shelly)
After finding a crumbled-up note with despondent scribbling on it in Mike’s room, Dave and Vicky are convinced that Mike is unhappy and try to pamper him out of his depressed state. Mike plays along with their suspicion and milks it for all its worth, but the truth comes out when he’s forced to see a therapist, who sees right through his lies. Meanwhile, Larry is upset that Mike is getting all the attention when he is the son who actually needs help, and Hillary takes a sexual experience survey for class. Which makes Dave crazy to know her answers.
16 :01x16 - Oh Grow Up
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Denzel Whitaker (Jeff), Dylan Neal (Dr. Jonathan Vogel)
Dave is having trouble dealing with the menstrual cycles of the girls in house, which are both in full swing at the same time, mood swings and all. While unwillingly waiting for Hilary to come out of the gynecologist's office, Dave discovers that her gynecologist is an old friend of his from high school, who used to get around a lot back then. This makes Dave worry that Dr. Vogel plans to make his relationship with Hilary a little more personal. Meanwhile, Larry's feelings are hurt when he overhears Mike call him a nobody.
17 :01x17 - The Seventeen-Year Itch
Writer: Michael Davidoff
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Denzel Whitaker (Jeff), Mark Durbin (Handsome Dad), Meghan Markle (Susan), Tom McGowan (Joe), Lisa Thornhill (Rebecca)
Dave's ego grows bigger than ever before when an attractive young lady hits on him around the office, and he begins to think that any younger lady would be happy to date him. However, his ego is easily destroyed when the young lady tries to hook him up with her mother. Meanwhile, Vicky is a hit with the student...and their fathers when she visits Mike's school for career day; and Hilary finds a sensitive potential boyfriend in Kenny.
18 :01x18 - 13 Going On $30,000
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jim Doughan (Father Conlon), Chelsea Brummet (Amber), Michael Hamilton (Eli), Victor Raider-Wexler (Rabbi Safra), Steve Atinsky (Accountant)
Dave and Vicky think Mike is only in it for the money and gifts when he asks for a bar mitzah. And at first, that was his plan, but after studying Hebrew and the Jewish history, Mike discovers a real interest in the matter. Dave and Vicky are now obligated to support his request now, but are not so into the idea after they see the cost. Meanwhile, Hillary also takes up an interest in Judaism after meeting Mike's hot tutor; and Larry builds up the confidence to ask out an attractive girl at school.
19 :01x19 - Snow Job
Writer: Bill Kunstler
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jere Burns (Howard), Heather MacDowell (Ashley), Stephanie Hodge (Rachel), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Sarah Godshaw (Chloe)
Hilary sprains her ankle on a ski trip that she was at without Dave's approval, and ends up in the emergency room. This makes Dave furious, and even more when he finds out Vicky gave her the approval without consulting him. However, at the hospital the truth comes out, and it turns out they were both tricked by Hilary, and war breaks out. Meanwhile, Larry waits for a call from a girl he met, and Mike tries to get in on the deal.
20 :01x20 - The West Palm Beach Story
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Robert M. Koch (Security Person), Iqbal Theba (Middle Eastern Man), Jerry Adler (Jerry), Brenda Vaccaro (Barbara), Yvette Nicole Brown (Screener)
Dave plans a family trip to Florida to visit his parents in excitement that it won't cost him a penny. But, his lovely family get away backfires when Mike refuses to fly, Hilary wants to stay in town so a boy she met won't forget her, and Vicky hates Dave's parents. Larry on the other hand is looking forward to sporting his new speedo that he can now comfortably wear because he's been on a weight-loss program. Things get worse when their airport ride cancels, Hilary's new nipple ring is discovered in the metal detector, and Dave is stripped search by airport security. They eventually make it to Dave's parents condo, where Dave is insulted by his father over and over again, making him realize how he treats Larry.
21 :01x21 - The Runaways
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Courtney Jines (Heidi)
Larry actually runs away after Vicky refuses to buy him tickets for the Ice Capades. Vicky thinks that this is just more drama from Larry, and that he just went over Kenny's house like every other time. However, when she discovers he actually ran away, she is disappointed in herself as a mother. Meanwhile, Dave tries to be the "cool" parent by supporting Hilary with a fight she is having with one of her friends, but it backfires. After all this, Dave and Vicky decide to ditch the kids for a night alone.
22 :01x22 - Drive Me Crazy
Writer: Stephen Engel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Darryl Theirse (Camp Director), Joel Brooks (Joel), Mary Castro (Stripper), Christopher Michael (Police Officer), Jack Shearer (Judge), Chasity Leigh (Six-Year-Old Hillary)
Hilary gets pulled over for reckless driving while out taking driving lessons from Dave, who takes the blame hoping Hilary will love him forever for it. However, Hilary isn't as appreciative as Dave had hoped, and the driving incident turns into a DUI arrest, leading to court. Meanwhile, Larry is heart broken after he learns Vicky forgot to sign him up for Shakespeare camp, and Dave and Mike become addicted to online poker.
23 :02x01 - Back to School
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jesse Ashton Richardson (Young Dave), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Dan Sachoff (Lawyer), Jerry Mathers (Principal), Keone Young (Mr Park), Todd Stashwick (Jeff), Courtney Jines (Heidi)
When the first day of school arrives, Dave and Vicky couldn't be happier, but the first week will be more eventful than they predicted. Dave meddles in Mike's love life in order to stay friends with his current girlfriend's father, Hillary refuses to take her last year of high school seriously, and Larry...erm...Gideon completely overhauls his style.
24 :02x02 - Dream Crusher
Writer: Stephen Engel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Chris Bonno (Former Chess Club President)
Dave is extremely proud of Larry after finding out he is running for President at school. That is, until he finds out it's for president of the Chess Club. Dave then goes all out to prevent Larry from winning the election. Meanwhile, Hillary thinks she's going to be the next pop star, and Dave and Vicky find an empty condom wrapper in Mike's pants.
25 :02x03 - Super Dave
Writer: Steve Skrovan
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Aaron Ikeda (Conventioneer #2), Brett Gilbert (Conventioneer #3.), Sean Conroy (Conventioneer #1), Larry Romano (Maintenance Guy), Oliver Muirhead (Zoltar)
When Kenny's dad bails, Larry turns to Dave to take them to the Comic Book Convention. At first Dave refuses, but after he overhears Larry call him a hero, he decides to take them. Once there, Dave pretends to like all of the things Larry likes to uphold his title. However, he screws things up after he makes Larry miss the autograph signing of his favorite comic hero. Meanwhile, Vicky gets Mike hooked on coffee and accidentally tells Hillary she can go on to a sleepover with a boy.
26 :02x04 - Car Wars
Writer: Bill Kunstler
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Courtney Jines (Heidi), Anita Gillette (Betty), Joel Brooks (Joel), Tom McGowan (Joe)
Hillary signs a contract made up by Dave and Vicky, which basically states that she can get her own car but must do all the things they ask her to do with it. At first Hillary is excited about getting a new car, but the contracts restrictions soon become overbearing. Meanwhile, Larry begins dates Mike's ex-girlfriend, Heidi, causing a feud between the two. All their fighting makes Dave question whether or not he has become like his own father.
27 :02x05 - I Wash My Hands of You
Writer: Claudia Lonow
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Seth MacFarlane (Hillary's Older Date), Derek Mio (Henry Pham), Jaclyn Guitterez (Java Bean Girl), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda)
After Dave and Vicky catch Hillary in a plan to trick them into not finding out she went out on a date with a much older guy, Dave "washes his hands of her". At first, she is enthusiastic about her new found freedom, but the thought of her parents not caring about her soon gets to her head. Meanwhile, Dave makes Vicky give up smoking after he catches her in the garage, and Larry accidentally gets addicted to her nicotine gum.
28 :02x06 - Be Careful What You Ask For
Writer: Darin Henry
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Joel Brooks (Joel), Jenn Shagrin (Tiffany), Neal Lerner (Waiter), Rich Fields (Game Show Host), Ethan Phillips (Bob Cooper), Brendan Shanahan (Jesus Christ), Marisa Miller (Tina)
When Hillary's SAT scores come back surprisingly high Dave accuses her of cheating. Meanwhile, Dave and Vicky meet a new couple who seem to be interested in more than just friendship; and Larry goes out on a date with one of Dave's client's daughters, but the two don't exactly turn out to be a match made in heaven.
29 :02x07 - Love This
Writer: Jennifer Glickman
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Rick Garcia (Newscaster), Todd Stashwick (Jeff), Joel Brooks (Gangster), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Courtney Jines (Heidi), Jeff Witzke (Paramedic)
Dave is disgusted that he is turned on by girl's Hillary's age when he thinks he sees her in a "Girls Gone Wild" tape. He rids himself of all his porn and turns to Vicky to satisfy all his needs, who begins to tire out. Meanwhile, Larry decides to replace all the swear words he says with the word "love", and Hillary keeps Mike off drugs by telling him her PMS medication are actually mood enhancers.
30 :02x08 - The Gaza Strip
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Ryan Eggold (Bruce), Ryan Elmore (Calvin), Marcelo Tubert (Achmed), Zachary San George (Young Larry), Alex Weed (Jay), Joel Brooks (Joel)
When Dave and Vicky and Kenny's parents get in a fight over who owns the property between their house, the two families become enemies, putting Larry and Kenny in an uncomfortable position. Meanwhile, Hillary lets Dave pick her next boyfriend since he never approves of the guys she dates.
31 :02x09 - Cork Screwed!
Writer: Ryan Shankel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Pat Crawford Brown (Kathy), Angela Paton (Mrs. Abrams)
Vicky signs up for a wine-appreciation class and hopes that Dave will want to join in on the activity. Meanwhile, Larry cooks for an elderly woman, and Dave discovers Hillary's video blog.
32 :02x10 - Love is Blind
Writer: Earl Davis
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Matt Cedeño (Police Officer), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Mike Erwin (Mark)
The boys arguing has gotten on Dave's last nerve and asks Mike to work on his relationship with Larry. In reality, Mike prefers to hanging out with him than going to basketball practice. This worries Dave that Mike will become more of a wimp like his brother. Hillary tries to prove she is not just a beautiful girl and tries proving it by convincing a blind man to go on a date with her.
33 :02x11 - Out & In
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Reid Godshaw (Tommy), Mike Erwin (Mark)
When Kenny comes out of the closet, Dave encourages him to tell his parents. Meanwhile, Hillary tires of her blind boyfriend.
34 :02x12 - Put on a Happy Face
Writer: Bill Kunstler, Claudia Lonow
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Keone Young (Mr. Park), Ursula Burton (Donna), Tom McGowan (Joe)
After Kenny reveals he's gay, his parents kick him out. The Golds let him move in, but soon Larry becomes jealous of his closeness with Dave and Vicky. Meanwhile, Dave angles for the corner office at work.
35 :02x13 - It's Not Easy Being Green
Writer: David Holden
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Kathryn Schorr (Interviewer), Joel Brooks (Dr. Leiberman)
Dave sets up a mock college interview to help Hillary ease her nerves, but instead makes things worse. Family movie night turns the family household into an eco-friendly home after watching Gore Vidal's An Inconvenient Truth.
36 :02x14 - A Lower-Middle-Upper-Middle-Class Problem
Writer: Stephen Engel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Kyle Kaplan (Monte), Nicholas Berman (Harrison), Maggie Wheeler (Mindy), Todd Stashwick (Jeff)
To teach the kids the value of money, Dave puts them on a strict budget. Vicky agrees until she too is added to the budget which keeps her from being able to afford a pair of boots she has craved. Once the kids allowance is gone they make plans to earn money, including Hillary creating an escort service for the nerds.
37 :02x15 - Zero Tolerance
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Martin Mull (Principal Fink), Kyle Kaplan (Monte), Jonathan Schmock (Brian), Eugene Pack (Group Leader), Jim Doughan (Father Conlon)
Larry wears Dave's jacket to school, and ends up getting suspended after marijuana is discovered in the pocket.
38 :02x16 - No Weddings and a Funeral
Writer: Bill Kunstler, Claudia Lonow
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jackson Rathbone (Dylan), Jamie Farr (Albert), Bill Idelson (William), Bill Fox (Rabbi), George Segal (Sid), Anita Gillette (Betty)
Betty, Vicky's mother, and Sid announce their engagement and that their upcoming wedding will be in St. Martin. But when Sid goes too far with a stripper at his bachelor party, Dave debates whether or not to tell Betty, which would make them lose their free trip to the Carribean. Meanwhile, Kenny goes on a date with Hillary's ex-boyfriend.
39 :02x17 - Kenny Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Jackson Rathbone (Dylan), Rick Garcia (Reporter), Dreux Frederic (Taye), Marcelo Tubert (Achmed), Carla Renata (Eartha), Rose Abdoo (Shirra), Martin Mull (Principal Fink)
Everyone is excited for the Sadie Hawkins dance and even Kenny has a date. But once word gets out that Kenny's date is another guy, they are prohibited from attending. Larry stages a protest, and even Dave heads to the school to argue on behalf of Kenny.
40 :02x18 - Take This Job and Bleep It
Writer: Mark Driscoll
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Keone Young (Mr. Park), Tom McGowan (Joe), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Ursula Burton (Donna), Brad Newman (Cal)
Dave and two of his co-workers decide to open their own business because of cutbacks at their workplace. Meanwhile, Hillary is upset because she didn't receive any college acceptance letters and decides to join the Army. Larry doesn't want to get a drivers license.
41 :02x19 - The White Shadow
Writer: Stephen Engel
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Kyle Kaplan (Monte), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda)
A music exec requests a meeting after listening to a demo Larry recorded. Upon hearing the good news, Dave decides Larry's song needs lyrics and offers his rapping skills. Meanwhile, Mike makes an effort to get buff.
42 :02x20 - The War of the Golds
Writer: Darin Henry, Jennifer Glickman
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: K.C. Sklar (Hottie), Maggie Wheeler (Mindy), Bill Seward (Fight Announcer), Julia Sweeney (Jamie Mandelbaum), Todd Stashwick (Jeff)
When Vicky and Dave are involved in a car accident, they decide to update their living wills and other legal documents. They ask Jeff and Mindy to be guardians of their children if something were to happen, but tell Vicky and Dave they're already doing so for other friends.
43 :02x21 - A Bitter Pill to Swallow
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Devin Keaton (Kevin), Erika Arshaye (Vanessa), Anthony De Longis (Fencing Instructor), Richard Whitten (Omar), Dreux Frederic (Taye)
Larry is prescribed medication for social anxiety but refuses to take the pills. Meanwhile, Hillary prepares for the prom, and Mike takes a fencing class.
44 :02x22 - The Graduate
Writer: Rob Lotterstein
Director: Andy Cadiff
Guest star: Martin Mull (Principal Fink), Dreux Frederic (Taye), William Ragsdale (Doctor), Zoe Di Stefano (Brenda), Diane Delano (P.E. Teacher)
When Dave and Vicky find out Hilary cannot graduate because she failed gym class, Dave tries to persuade Principal Fink. Meanwhile, Larry and Kenny want to get revenge on the seniors for making fun of them, so they get Mike to help get revenge.