Duncanville

Annie becomes concerned about her son's unremarkable academic and social progress, prompting her to question how best to help him thrive.

Duncan is replaced by Kimberly in his friends' online gaming tournament, prompting him to switch sides in an attempt to sabotage the team and embarrass her. Meanwhile, Annie pressures Jack to get rid of his cluttering memorabilia in the garage.

Annie works to meet her monthly parking ticket quota in an effort to earn a promotion, while Jack's attempt at being a fun and cool father results in his children becoming seriously ill.

The town holds its annual Witch Day celebration, culminating in Duncan being humorously declared the "town virgin." Meanwhile, Annie and Jack secretly take a chili recipe belonging to a deceased woman.

The family adopts a new smart refrigerator, which causes Annie to feel overlooked and undervalued, especially as questions arise about the company's true intentions behind the appliance.

Jack and Annie celebrate their anniversary at a 1980s-themed nightclub, while Jing pressures Duncan into marriage and Kimberly engages in disruptive behavior to gain attention.

Jack decides to pursue his passion for writing a rock opera after a charming new plumber draws away his clientele, leading him to leave his day job behind.

Annie launches her own public access court show following a dispute with a wealthy resident who displaced the Harrises from their preferred swimming area.

Jack and Annie assign Duncan and Kimberly the task of going to the grocery store, but the mission takes an unexpected turn when they accidentally end up in Mexico.

Annie adopts a pet named Wolf after feeling overlooked on Mother's Day, while Jack attempts to reconcile by searching for a rare flower as a gift for her.

Duncan campaigns for class president, navigating the challenges of school politics and public speaking. Meanwhile, Kimberly gets involved in a cookie sale fundraiser, balancing her responsibilities and personal goals.

Duncan skips summer school for the first time and joins his family on a vacation, where Annie and Jack are troubled by a disruptive couple also on the trip. Meanwhile, Duncan becomes preoccupied with Mia's Instagram posts, and Kimberly undergoes a confidence-boosting transformation.

Duncan's careless remark to Jack disrupts their relationship and compels Jack to reflect on his own father's influence. With Annie and Jack distracted by Duncan's behavior, Kimberly and Jing take advantage of the situation to pursue their own interests.

Duncan begins racing stock cars as an escape from his overbearing mother, only to discover they work well together on the track. Meanwhile, Jing requests a room renovation to spend more time with her sister Kimberly, causing Jack some difficulty in managing the project.

Duncan and Kimberly are sent to a therapy camp in hopes of resolving their constant conflicts, leaving Annie and Jack to manage their younger child, Jing, who becomes overwhelmed by the sudden increase in attention.

Jack and Annie crash a middle school party hosted by the popular students, where Kimberly has been excluded, and attempt to boost her social status by luring the attendees to their home, with unintended consequences. At the same time, Duncan and his friends strive to create a viral video in hopes of achieving online fame.

Annie becomes embroiled in a conflict with the city mayor over a parking boot placed on his SUV, leading to a competition for the Oakie Award. As Annie resists removing the boot, the mayor takes retaliatory actions that affect her family, forcing them to deal with the consequences of her stand.

Jing and Jack form a band to perform at a child's birthday party, with Annie stepping in as their manager. At the same time, Duncan and his friends attempt to raise funds for a massage couch by offering scooter rental services.

Jack enlists Duncan to adopt a stricter coaching style for Jing's little league soccer team after feeling his own approach is too lenient, while Annie brings Kimberly to work following a disagreement between Kimberly and her friends.

Duncan chooses to spend time with his con-artist uncle instead of taking the PSATs, causing tension with Annie and Jack. At the same time, Jack, Kimberly, and Jing tackle the unsettling task of cleaning Annie's attic in an effort to maintain her favor.

Kimberly celebrates the removal of her braces and experiences a boost in social confidence. Meanwhile, Jack's accidental short haircut leads him to adopt a more authoritative image.

Annie is suspended from work and forms a strange connection with a flock of birds that soon becomes a problem when they invade her home. Meanwhile, Kimberly attempts to reach out to a boy via phone, and Duncan is determined to jump onto a high branch.

During the Witch Day Festival, Kimberly's spell goes awry, resulting in Jing being possessed by a witch. Meanwhile, Duncan and his friends explore a haunted electronics store, and Jack attempts to win a stuffed animal for Annie in a game of milk bottle toss.

Duncan and his friends travel to a Twitch star's private island, where they become participants in a live-streamed survival challenge for charity. Meanwhile, Jack and Annie discover a hidden secret when reviewing a photo album, revealing that Jack once spent a night in jail without Annie's knowledge.

Duncan asserts dominance by obtaining a knife, shifting the dynamics within his friend group. At the same time, Jack and Annie find a new source of income by selling their clothing online.

Jack grows jealous of Annie's professional relationship with her work husband and impulsively befriends his actual husband. At the same time, Mr. Mitch is promoted to Vice Principal, and Duncan and his friends find ways to exploit the new administration policies, particularly the mandatory drug testing.

Jack and Duncan attempt to boost their wealth and social standing by creating a local plumbing commercial, but their growing arrogance leads them to lose sight of their original goal: impressing Annie and Mia.

Annie confronts Teen Zone over what she perceives as unfair pricing following Jing's birthday party, leading to unintended consequences for the group. At the same time, Duncan is deeply affected by a distressing experience on a wind tunnel ride.

Duncan, after an awkward encounter in which he sees Annie naked, seeks the help of a hypnotist to remove the memory. At the same time, Jack begins to enjoy the social status that comes with hosting elaborate parties on his deck.

Annie helps Uncle Stan reinvent himself after a staged funeral, eventually leading to him dating his neighbor Helen Diggins, while Duncan and his friend argue over his neck brace as a way to avoid gym and other school obligations.

Yangzi's growing obsession with his new phone prompts his friends to intervene and help him reconnect with the real world. At the same time, Kimberly takes a babysitting job with Bradley and accidentally discovers his mother's confidential therapy records, revealing hidden secrets about the town's residents.

Jack inherits a music store, Ronnie D's Axe Hole, from his friend Ronnie, who moves in with Jack and Annie to experience domestic life. At the same time, Mr. Mitch begins training Duncan in the art of sign spinning.

Duncan begins working and contributing financially to the household, which leads him to assert his role as the family's leader. At the same time, Jack seeks to gain his father's approval by demonstrating his authority at home.