To mark their 10-year wedding anniversary, Oliver and Kelli are renewing their vows at the Durnin residence, but Oliver is worried about saying his vows. Gil and Jan are bitter that Louis and Ricky excluded them at their country club during their kids' wedding. Dani and Blake start dating again. And Claire pesters Shawni about the time she and Jason slept together.

Jason tells Kelli he got a drunken vasectomy, but Claire has some shocking news of her own. Blake brings a girl home by pretending he's an Australian pop star. And Ricky and Louis celebrate their anniversary.

Oliver finds Blake and Dani naked and has to get them of the house before anyone finds out. Shawni takes Kelli's old jean jacket and won't give it back. And Enzo helps Gil craft a letter to the "permit fascists" at the farmer's market.

The Weston family members experience individual traumas as they go through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.

Gil is up for an award at his college, but after Jan and Kelli find out he's not going to win, they try to stop him from going. Dani comes home super high from a wild night. And Shawni wants Enzo to propose.

It's Ricky's annual summer Christmas photo, but Louis scheduled his company-mandated life insurance physical at the same time, and a representative will be dropping by to take a urine sample. Since Louis smoked pot with Blake last week, he's now on the hunt for an untainted sample.

Gil's aunt dies, but nobody liked her until they find out she was leaving behind a potential fortune in her will. Oliver and Kelli scramble to find a way out when Shawni asks them to be her horrible son's guardians.

Ricky plans on throwing out Oliver's childhood couch, but both he and Jason are ready to fight for it. Claire panics when Louis brings home a piece of art that features her in the nude.

It's Dani's birthday, and everyone thinks Oliver is going to ruin it because he always ruins birthdays. Kelli buys Dani a psychic visit as a present. And Shawni becomes convinced she's adopted.

Oliver installs a nanny-cam in his home to monitor a babysitter, but complications ensue when the babysitter gets a visitor, in the series premiere of this comedy about a young couple, with each episode focusing on different parts of their family.