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Mike and Frankie agree to house-sit for Frankie's sister in hope of having a romantic, kid-free weekend; Axl, Darrin and Sean go on a road trip.
Mike and Frankie agree to house-sit for Frankie's sister in hope of having a romantic, kid-free weekend; Axl, Darrin and Sean go on a road trip.
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S5, EP12 "The Carpool"Principal Barker (Rachel Dratch) asks the parents to form carpools while the bus drivers are on strike; Axl becomes an astronomy expert so he can tutor an attractive student; Mike receives two tickets to a basketball game.
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S5, EP13 "Hungry Games"Reverend Deveaux interferes with the Hecks' plan to use their coupon for an all-you-can-eat buffet after church.
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S5, EP14 "The Award"Frankie tries to persuade Mike to attend a dinner honoring his dedicated service at the quarry; Sue forms a plan to build connections between students; Axl hopes to track down a girl who left a message on his phone.
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S5, EP15 "Vacation Days"Brick makes it hard for Mike to relax during the vacation he was forced to take; Frankie is furious when she learns that Axl was in town without letting her know; Sue tries extra hard to please her customers after receiving a bad review.
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S6, EP7 "Thanksgiving VI"With the house in disrepair, Frankie suggests the family have Thanksgiving at the local buffet, but things go awry when the kids all bring dates.
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S6, EP6 "The Sink Hole"The Heck house is thrown into turmoil when the kitchen sink caves in; Sue must master a tricky dance routine; Brick tries to distract Mike after breaking the lawn mower.
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S6, EP5 "Halloween V"Frankie and Mike are surprised when Brick invites a girl over to the house to hang out; Sue tries to organize a screening of a holiday classic in a pumpkin patch; Axl is locked inside the library.
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S6, EP4 "The Table"When Frankie finds a dining room set online for $50, she gives the family's old table to Axl; Sue is angry when her boyfriend gives her a gift that he had also given to his ex-girlfriend.
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