The quads attempt to get out of family night by introducing Tom and Anne to another couple so they can become friends.

When Ricky gets punished for using smoke pellets in the house, his siblings decide to sneak him out to a party so he can see one of his idols perform.

Even though they suffer from a fear of doctors, the quads are determined to get through this year's routine exams.

The quads beg their parents to allow Josie to be their new babysitter, but they wind up getting more than they bargained for during her first shift.

Dawn wants to change the quads' puppet routine for the talent show, but she grows frustrated after always being outvoted by her brothers.

The quads are assigned a project to do something special for someone else on Valentine's Day, but everything does not go according to plan.

Dawn sells a special bracelet that her mother gave her in order to make some money; the boys try to outsmart Tom when he takes away their video games.

When Dawn learns that the boys have been keeping things from her, she decides they all must share a secret to repair the circle of trust.

The quads have a contest to see who can go the longest without their favorite possessions, but they quickly learn that giving up their security item is not as easy as it looks.

The quads decide that they want to be more grown up and have individual parties for their 10th birthday.

While trying to earn money for the newest video game console, the quads compete for tips at the store.

When the dog stops a theft at Get Sporty, the quads argue publicly about his name, and a woman claims him as her dog.

Dawn makes the soccer team, but learns that the others make jokes at Nicky's expense; Ricky helps Dicky get out of taking a test.

The quadruplets' trip to their favorite water park is canceled when their parents discover that someone forgot to flush the toilet.

Dicky and Dawn's constant battle for control of the remote nearly ruins Tom and Anne's anniversary; the quads' obsession with TV leads them to one-up each other.

The Quads and their parents are all excited for the Halloween dance; Dawn worries she will be asked to the dance; Ricky and Dicky compete for a girl; Nicky chooses the perfect costume.

The quads try to impress Josie by watching a horror movie, but they quickly regret their decision when they start to believe that their parents are zombies.

Dawn is suspicious when the boys are smitten by a new girl at school; Tom's former ice dancing rival plans to open his own sporting goods store.

Dawn grows tired of her brothers' antics and moves into her own room.

Nicky, Ricky, Dicky and Dawn are quadruplets with only two things in common: their birthday and parents. This dynamic foursome battle sibling rivalry at every turn, but in the end when they are together, nothing can stop them.