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Are We There Yet?
Based on the 2005 movie of the same name, this sitcom picks up where the film left off, and now that Nick and Suzanne have been married for six months, growing pains are beginning to emerge in their blended family. Suzanne's two kids would rather hang out with friends or play computer games than connect with Nick, whose own mother isn't thrilled with his marriage or her new role as grandma. Meanwhile, Suzanne's brother Terrence is very protective of his only sister, and he uses every opportunity to remind Nick that he'd better be good to her.
S3, EP19 "The Tit for Tat Episode"
When a new woman gets hired at the station, Nick's career is threatened; Suzanne takes matters into her own hands to save her husband's job.
S3, EP20 "The Quarantine Episode"
When Marilyn brings a dangerous flu back from a trip to Mexico, the family must stay inside their house under quarantine.
S3, EP21 "The V.I.P. Tickets Episode"
Suzanne is furious when Nick invites Martin and not her to a baseball game; Kevin and Lindsey try to win tickets to Rihanna's Los Angeles concert.
S3, EP22 "The Lindsey Dances Episode"
Lindsey auditions to dance in a P-Nut music video, but considers quitting when she discovers that the choreographer is a drill sergeant and the other dancers are far more experienced.
S3, EP23 "The Career Day Episode"
Nick confuses Kevin's classmates when he implies that networking is more important than studying and getting good grades.
S3, EP18 "The Mother's-In-Law Episode"
When Suzanne's Mother comes to visit, she attacks Nick for being an inadequate husband, while hiding her true feelings of her own husband's inadequacy, until Suzanne and Terrence press her.
S3, EP17 "The Lemon Squeeze Episode"
When the family's morning routine devolves into fighting, Gigi suggests that they try an old sorority exercise called the Lemon Squeeze in order to turn their problems around.
S3, EP16 "The Ghost Dog Episode"
The entire family plays pranks on one another, to the chagrin of Suzanne; when the family ignores Nick's choking because they think it's another prank, Nick has a near-death experience and embraces his Zen side.
