Close Enough

Josh and Emily find themselves caught up in the hidden world of the Los Angeles fabric district while working on Candice's class quilt, while Alex and Bridgette struggle to manage their babysitting duties effectively.

Emily finds herself increasingly drawn to visiting open houses, using them as a way to cope with the turmoil in her personal life.

Emily, Josh, and Alex try to show they're still up for a good time by joining Bridgette at an exclusive and trendy nightclub.

Josh's decision to volunteer at Candice's school leads Emily to suspect that another parent may be developing an inappropriate interest in him.

Josh tries to connect with Candice by immersing himself in skate culture and vying to be the top skate dad.

Emily's friends plan a relaxing day for her, but their efforts are disrupted when figures from Alex's troubled history resurface.

Josh's attempt to pull off a grand prank escalates unexpectedly, putting Bridgette and Emily in real danger.

Emily attempts to bond with the other "cool moms" at Candice's school, while Josh and Alex assist Randy in his search for his missing mother.

Candice's need to focus on tutoring disrupts the roommates' plans for a relaxing tropical getaway.

Josh struggles to complete a video game as he faces a personal challenge, while Alex works to earn the respect of his students.

Emily experiences a possible pregnancy, prompting Josh to think about getting a vasectomy while Alex comes to terms with the idea of becoming a father.

Josh celebrates a major success by selling his video game, offering him a glimpse into a more affluent lifestyle, while Bridgette, on her birthday, faces an unexpected reality check as she starts a new job.

Josh and Emily attempt to reconnect, while Alex tries to help Bridgette on a disastrous double date.

Emily struggles to balance her workload and her commitment to spending time with Candice, leading her to take drastic measures to fulfill her promise.

Following a disagreement with Alex, Josh forms an unexpected friendship with a dog that can talk. At the same time, Emily and Bridgette are inspired by "Weird Al" Yankovic during a songwriting retreat in the woods.

Josh, after having difficulty playing with Candice, attempts to improve his fitness but ends up pushing himself too hard.

Randy learns that his biological parents are still alive and part of a wealthy family.

Candice takes control of a clandestine hot-sauce distribution network, rising to prominence in the underground spice trade.

Emily takes in an old friend, but she finds it challenging to get her to leave.

Pearle joins a water aerobics class and befriends the other participants, but soon discovers they are hiding a dark and dangerous truth.

Alex purchases his first smartphone, which gradually draws him into an immersive and idealized digital realm.

Bridgette, tired of men who disappear without explanation, unexpectedly develops feelings for a real ghost.

Josh, having left his family during a crisis, seeks guidance from Pearle to develop courage.

Randy finds a new sense of purpose after being stranded on a remote island, leading him to reevaluate his life and priorities.

Josh and Emily, growing weary of traditional children's birthday parties, attempt to transform Candice's celebration into a more entertaining event for adults.

Alex and Josh use time travel to attempt to prevent the breakdown of Alex's marriage to Bridgette.

A new music teacher gains popularity at the school, prompting Mr. Campbell to scheme against her in a bid to undermine her success.

Pearle assists Bridgette in overcoming her phone addiction, but the rest of the group becomes convinced she has been kidnapped.

Alex enlists Pearle to pretend she is the author of his explicit Viking-themed novel in order to promote the book.

Bridgette and Emily learn that they are celebrated rock musicians in a country where they are unknown to each other.

During a violent windstorm, a wild horse escapes and leads the group on an unexpected journey that rekindles their sense of wonder and imagination.

Josh and Emily use a sudden financial windfall to embark on a long-overdue honeymoon.

Pearle revisits her childhood passion for sandcastle building as she and Candice compete against her longtime rival at Venice Beach.

The gang tries to convince their seriously ill friend Alex to see a doctor, but he refuses due to an intense fear of medical professionals and hospitals.

Candice is surprised and excited by the concept of eating breakfast foods for dinner, leading her to explore unconventional meal combinations.

Randy becomes infatuated with a charming rock climbing instructor and takes bold steps to win his attention and approval.

Josh secures a summer job for Alex at Plugger-Inners but faces challenges as he tries to conceal Alex's lack of skill from the company's boss.

Bridgette and Olivia confront the tensions of their long-standing rivalry as they compete for their mother's affection and recognition.

Alex gains a valuable chance to improve his writing by working as an apprentice to his favorite author.

Josh and his coworkers face a difficult decision when they become concerned about their job security due to the introduction of a robot meant to replace them.

Emily, concerned about drifting apart from Candice, uses magic to turn herself into a child and attempts to reconnect with her at school.

Bridgette attempts to recapture the excitement of her high school years, only to discover that reliving the past is more challenging than she expected.

When Alex becomes deeply invested in a new home-exercise bike, his friends grow concerned that he may be falling under the influence of an intense and potentially manipulative fitness community.

Unable to go trick-or-treating due to a thunderstorm, the group decides to help Candice enjoy Halloween by telling her three spooky stories.

Frustrated with typical children's activities, Alex and Bridgette encourage Josh and Emily to find new social connections with other parents who share their interests.

Bridgette sets Alex up with someone she believes is ideal for him, but begins to question her own emotions when she realizes she may not be over him.