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Trent has finally saved enough money to buy his first car only to find his father has different ideas and waylays the process. Bryan must figure out how to deal with a bully at school.

Lauren gets caught lying to her mother and is grounded for three weeks, only Bill has issues sticking to it. Paul decides to create an online profile and the boys help him enhance it.

Danny is using his newfound fortune to buy gifts for the Pearson family; only Bill is concerned that he is trying to buy their love too. Paul becomes involved in a local school’s silent auction and ends up with a bruised ego.

Bill has returned home from his fishing trip and has grown a beard. He refuses to shave it so Susan must find a way to convince him and Paul end up in the middle. Bryan decides to follow in Trent’s footsteps and starts tormenting Lauren, only it does not go smoothly.

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Bill creates a plan to battle Susan's passive-aggressive temperament. Meanwhile, Trent's desperation to make a girl notice him may backfire. And Bill and Susan get an eyeful when their neighbor, Mr. Faulkner, takes a dip in his hot tub in the buff.

The Pearson family are hit hard by the economic downturn, and Lauren's spring break trip may be in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Trent learns that Paul has lost his baby pictures a few years ago.

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When Bill prohibits Lauren from buying an expensive prom dress, a number of problems seem to arise around the home and causes Susan to relive a bad experience from her prom night. Meanwhile, Trent wants to make himself an online celebrity by creating a internet video.

Trent and Bryan are asked to take care of Paul's beloved pet iguana. Meanwhile, Lauren takes a job at a mall to earn money for an expensive designer purse, but the job includes a hard nosed boss.

Susan has a premonition that Bill is going to have an affair with a woman named Penelope, just before meeting a waitress with that name. Meanwhile, Lauren assists Trent in his effort to get his driver's license, and Susan feels Bill should get a physical.

Bill and Susan are concerned that booze will be served at a party in which their son Trent is invited to. Meanwhile, the Pearson's dog causes a dilemma when he chooses to live under cranky Mr. Faulkner's porch.

Bill's pride is injured when his son Trent defeats him in a basketball game. Meanwhile, Lauren bonds with Susan's friend causing her to try and connect with her daughter the same way. Meanwhile, Bryan tries to eliminate all the hazards within the household.

In the wake of her divorce, Susan's quirky friend AJ comes to the Pearson's for a visit. Bill and Susan discover that their lives are in a rut in comparison to AJ's crazy lifestyle. Maybe salsa lessons will help add a spark into their lives.

Bill takes full credit for building a derby car for brainy Bryan, despite his failure and Paul ultimately finishing the project. Meanwhile, Lauren's new friend makes her moves on Trent, who is unaware of her shady motives.

A mix-up over gifts for one another occurs as Bill and Susan's wedding anniversary approaches. Meanwhile, Trent's annoying bedtime habits has Lauren and Bryan losing sleep.

Bill is frustrated that the kids always go to Susan as the authoritative parent. Elsewhere, Bill is upset that the fruit keeps disappearing, and Paul is plagued by romantic woes.

The kids go one strike when Bill and Susan decide the kids should clean the garage without receiving their allowance since they haven't been earning it. Meanwhile. Bill does not give the cell phone company a ringing endorsement.

Bill becomes overprotective of Lauren when she starts dating an older boy. Meanwhile, after a raucous night at a Denver Karaoke bar, Bill sees a wilder side of Susan that he likes.

Bill asks for a motorcycle for his 46th birthday. His family and friends suggest that he’s having a mid-life crisis. Bill argues, but it becomes more and more clear that they may be right. Bill is also troubled by a budding romance between his mother and his grumpy neighbor, Mr. Faulkner.

Susan complains that she and Bill need some "us time". When Bill seeks Paul's counsel, he suggest taking Susan to the Chris Isaak concert, but Susan declines since she had a relationship with Chris Isaak in college.

Bill and Susan attend Parent-Teacher night and learn that Trent's not doing well. A concerned Bill pushes Trent to finish a paper due the next day but ends up doing much of the work himself but only make matters worse. Meanwhile Bryan's snake is loose in the house.

Susan wants to earn a little extra spending money, so she decides to sell homemade muffins. When her business becomes surprisingly successful, Bill is left to pick up the slack at home.

To celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary, Susan gets Bill tickets to a Broncos game. Their plans are derailed, however, after Bill reveals that when he and Susan first started dating, he was also seeing another woman.

Bill and the family are faced with a difficult decision when Raffles, the family dog, falls ill before a much-anticipated trip to Hawaii. The Pearsons must decide whether or not to use their vacation money to pay for an operation that may or may not save Raffles’ life.

Bill's son is enlisted to be the starting quarterback, but Bill fumbles trying to help the boy hone his passing skills. Elsewhere, daughter Lauren hopes to get her belly button pierced.