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When Doug's father gives him and Ally a large sum of money, they struggle with the decision to keep it or give it back. Meanwhile, Eddie decides to write a book about the Hindenburg disaster.

Joy and Eddie decide to get separate beds after years of putting up with each other's sleep habits. Meanwhile Eddie's new principal turns out to be a former student with an agenda.

Eddie and Joy's free-spirited daughter, Ally, returns from a trek in the Ecuadorian rainforest with her new husband, Doug. When Ally and Doug decide to set up camp in a trailer in the Starks' backyard, they ultimately ruin Eddie's plans for installing a Jacuzzi. Meanwhile, Eddie and Joy attempt to overcome their dislike of Doug and accept him as a member of the family.

Joy discovers that Eddie has held a secret from her for 20 years now, he goes to a deli to buy a meatball sandwich. Instead of getting upset, Joy decides to keep her own secret from Eddie.

Kenny freaks out after losing his swim trunks at a water park and his new girlfriend notices he isn’t circumcised. When he decides to go under the knife, Joy is impressed by his efforts to please a girl he hardly knows and badgers Eddie to do more nice things for her.
Eddie tries to get Kenny to back out of his decision so he won’t have to accompany Joy to six weeks of musicals in the park and takes him to a bris so he can see what circumcision looks like.

A romantic night in the city has Joy feeling that they should sell their home in the suburbs for a dwelling downtown, an idea which doesn't settle well with Eddie...at least at first.

Allison, the college daughter of Eddie and Joy comes home for a visit. She breaks up with her hippie boyfriend, which suits Eddie fine until he discovers that Doug's family is rich. Now they must find a way to get them back together, which includes an organic dinner. Meanwhile, Kenny would just like to have his bedroom once again.

Eddie becomes jealous when Kenny becomes close friends with Joy, since he will listen to her when Eddie won't. Joy is sent to the hospital after Eddie crashes her 70's themed work party and has a disco mishap.

Joy has a feeling that Eddie is going through a midlife crisis after purchasing a red corvette, so she begins flirting with a coworker for some attention. Meanwhile, Eddie sells his old jalopy to Kenny.

When Tina kicks Kenny out of his apartment, Eddie invites him to stay with him and Joy. When Kenny realizes how nice he has it with Eddie and Joy, he tries to work his way into staying longer.

Eddie and Joy visit Eddie's parents in Florida where he discovers that his parents are going to get a divorce in order to qualify for medical insurance. Not willing to accept the divorce, Eddie convinces his mother that it's a bad idea to put his father back on the market as a single man.

Eddie tries to outdo Joy after she calls off their usual anniversary celebration and then gives him a gift, leading him to book a snorkeling trip to Hawaii which will require him to take swimming lessons first from Kenny.

When Eddie’s friend Karl introduces him to his second wife, Eddie becomes jealous of Karl’s relaxed marriage and convinces Joy that they should try out a “second marriage.” Joy has her own ideas of how a “second marriage” should be causing Eddie to re-think his suggestion.

In hopes of Eddie getting in touch with his true feelings, Joy accompanies Eddie to a couples seminar, and Kenny offers his assistance. Meanwhile, Steph and Jeff work on their own sensitivity problems.

Joy and Eddie have a pregnancy scare leading Joy to convince Eddie to get a vasectomy. Eddie goes to Kenny for advice when he begins to have pre-operation nervousness and pretends that he wants more children in order to avoid a trip to the doctor.

When Kenny is called a racist at a movie theater, he reacts in a way that causes Eddie to come to his defense. After the dust settles, Eddie decides that Kenny may have over-reacted and tries to prove it to him.

Eddie volunteers for a Big Brother program, after being guilted into it by Jeff and Steph. But the unexpected happen when he is given an adult to mentor instead of a kid. Meanwhile, Joy starts a jewelry business.

As acting principal, Jeff struggles to make an important decision and suspends Eddie. Joy becomes annoyed by Steph whose attitude changed after her husband was promoted.

Jeff is elected the new acting principal, but is not taken seriously by the teachers. Allison's boyfriend, Doug, takes over Eddie's class after he is suspended by Jeff. Doug also has eyes on making it to Allison's bedroom.

Eddie refuses to fix Joy's newly installed bed lamp, which unlike his, doesn't seem to work.Meanwhile, Steph wants Jeff to go to bed at the same time she does.

Eddie's refusal to sign a card for Jeff's birthday gift causes trouble at the party, as does his his attempt to make good the following day.

Jeff turns Joy on to tennis, and Steph turns Eddie on to yoga. (And both Steph and Eddie are flea-market fans as well.) This leads to Jeff-Joy and Steph-Eddie “dates,” which in turn lead to marital complications.

Jeff is made acting principal at the school, and is thrilled to finally have an opportunity to shine. However, Jeff chokes when making an important decision.

Jeff runs into a rival vice principal from a private school and ends up signing up for a faculty basketball league. The team's secret weapon happens to be Eddie, a former basketball champion. However, Eddie is keeping a deep secret from nearly 20 years ago that even Joy is not aware of.

Eddie and Joy are the only neighbors not invited to an elderly neighbor's funeral. But when Joy is invited to sing at the funeral, Eddie must go to extreme lengths to also be involved in the funeral.

After going to Steph's birthday party, Eddie decides to confront Joy about her habits that irritate him. But when Joy isn't thrilled to hear about her social issuse, Eddie learns that Joy isn't the only oblivious one. Meanwhile, Jeff finds it difficult to give his wife a gift she's wanted for a long time.

Summer vacation has begun and Allison surprises her parents when she brings Doug home. When Allison and Doug spend their days enjoying the summer, Steph convinces Eddie to join them. Meanwhile, Jeff and Joy feel left out and annoyed by their partners' happiness but finally get convinced to join in.

When one of Eddie's single idols comes for a visit, Eddie is in awe, while Joy is unimpressed by Webby's lifestyle of wild adventures and exotic travels. To Joy, Webby is running away from the one thing that can make him truly happy: a committed relationship. Ignoring Eddie's warnings, Joy sets Webby up with Denise, who tames Webby's ways. When Webby is ready to settle down, Denise lets Joy know that she's not interested. Meanwhile, Jeff is miserable at the sight of his crying wife in an incredibly ugly shirt.

When Joy and Allison meet for Spring Break in Florida, Eddie is thrilled to have the house to himself where he can eat, sleep, wear whatever he wants and hang out with Cofeld. But when the week doesn't go exactly as planned, Eddie realizes how much he misses Joy. Meanwhile, Joy and Allison aren't missing Eddie too much as they work it on the beach.

Steph gives Eddie and Joy a cappuccino maker that was a wedding gift from Jeff's mom. Joy loves the gift, but Eddie soon begins to resent Joy for not learning how to work the machine herself. When Eddie refuses to make Joy her nightly cappuccino, she makes a list of all the things she does around the house and comes to the conclusion that Eddie doesn't do enough. To compensate for their uneven workload, Joy gives Eddie the chore of paying the bills, which later proves not to be in the best interest of their household. Meanwhile Jeff is mad at Steph for giving away a present from his mom, and he tries to come up with a plan to get back at her.

When the Woodcocks strike up a close friendship with the Cofelds, the Starks feel left out. Much to their surprise, they find they really miss their time with Jeff and Steph. Eddie and Joy set out to win the Woodcocks' friendship back.

When Eddie and Joy visit Allison for parents weekend, they share a dorm room with a partying single father. When Allison lets them know her new major and next semesters plans, Eddie and Joy try their best to convince her to do otherwise but realize that their own mistakes led them to where they are today. Meanwhile, Jeff hires someone to help Steph tile the bathroom, which brings out the worst in her.

when Joy accuses Eddie of being a pack rat, he and Jeff go through piles of ancient items from Eddie's past and come across an old roll of film. When Eddie sees the photos of himself and Joy having a great time in Italy, he is reminded of how the vacation ended and a moment he and Joy never discuss. In order to make things right, Eddie does all he can to relive their trip to Italy right there in the suburbs of Philadelphia.

When the guys discover that Jeff never had a bachelor party, they have a boys night out at a local club. But when Nicole tags along with Cofeld, the guys night doesnt turn out as they planned. Meanwhile, Joy is sick at home and Steph comes over with a special recipe to help them both feel better.

When Joy gives Eddie permission to have a female friend, the pair bond over their history. Meanwhile, Jeff tries to be cool and uses Steph to get in with the cool high school kids. Later, when Eddie and his friend get too close, Joy takes on some history of her own.

Joy turns to a friend, Nicole, for help when she and Eddie are fighting. When Eddie confronts Joy about Nicole, they get into a heated argument and seek support from their respective fight friends Joy teaming up with Nicole, and Eddie with Nicole's husband Cofeld, in order to prove their points.

When Steph confesses to Jeff, a confirmed hockey fanatic, that she hates the sport, he feels as though the basis for their relationship has crumbled. Eddie quickly disabuses him of the notion, but then fears that he and Joy are becoming too much alike.

Eddie and Joy attend a lavish 25th-anniversary party thrown by his garage-band buddy Stan. Not surprisingly, it becomes a disaster for Eddie, whose bad times begin rolling when Joy asks him to check her wrap in the hotel's cloakroom. And things don't go much better for Jeff, who can't stand to dance. Steph loves to, of course, and she's very aggressive about it.

Allison arrives home to spend the holidays. But a problem between Allison and her boyfriend leaves Eddie feeling left out when she seeks mom for advise. Eddie goes out of his way to impress Allison at the New Years party, but she comes to the notion she prefers her dad the way he is.

Eddie and Joy disagree over whether a plugged-in toaster uses electricity even when it's not in use, and Eddie can't stand it when he's proven wrong. Meanwhile, Jeff is planning a surprise birthday party for Steph.

After an injury sends Eddie to the hospital, he returns home certain that he is living his last days. With fear of the worst looming over them, Eddie and Joy rekindle their love. Eddie enjoys his renewed romance so much that when a phone call gives him a clean bill of health, he decides not to share the news with his wife. Eddie takes advantage of the situation and gets it while he can.

Steph and Jeff convince Eddie and Joy to join them for a getaway in the mountains, but when Steph tells Jeff she had an erotic dream about Eddie, their vacation is anything but relaxing for the Woodcocks. And when Eddie hears the news, he becomes the Dream Weaver.

Jeff is thrilled when his mother comes for a visit, but tension builds between him and Steph when he chooses his mother over her. Jeff goes to his neighbors for help, but ends up more conflicted than ever. Between Joy insisting he send his mom home and Eddie instructing him to secretly make his mom No. 1, Jeff must learn the delicate art of balancing the women in his life.

When Eddie tells Joy that hes practicing with his band, he feels he has to lie to her, but Joy already knows what Eddie is actually doing.

Joy has had enough with the woodpile that Eddie uselessly keeps in the garage, and finally gives him an ultimatum: use it or lose it. When Eddie realizes that Joy may have a point, he desperately sets out to hold onto his pride and his woodpile, seeking the help of their newlywed neighbors Steph and Jeff Woodcock.

When the Woodcocks and the Starks go out for a thank-you dinner, Joy yearns for more romance from Eddie and asks him why she never received the engagement ring she was promised. With a little help from Jeff, Eddie gives Joy a ring.

After Eddie accidentally puts the patio furniture out of commission, Joy dreads dealing with Eddie to replace it until Steph tells her about a special type of deal she makes with Jeff to make it easier. With the women fully utilizing the power of temptation, Eddie and Jeff must take a stand to salvage what remains of their manhood. Its war as the two married couples deal with distressed patina finishes in a power struggle over who wears the pants and who buys the furniture.

Middle-aged Eddie and Joy Stark are closing in on day 9,000 of their marriage and have the battle scars to prove it. Their new next-door neighbors are young newlyweds Steph and Jeff Woodcock - idealistic, passionate, adorable and married for a matter of weeks. It's a show about new marriage versus old marriage, about keeping the romance alive - or at least staying together so you have someone to drive you to the hospital for your operations. Eddie is a cynical realist who considers himself an expert on most topics. A high school history teacher, he's learned well the lessons of history and applies the basic principles to his marriage: all fights are about power, land and resources. A veteran of the marriage wars, Eddie freely gives his advice to the younger, idealistic Jeff, who's the new vice principal at Eddie's school. Of course, Eddie's little secret all along is that he loves Joy more than anything. And however brash and sardonic Joy herself appears, she loves Eddie right back.