Ep 24. A Band Done

Kevin Can Wait is an American sitcom that follows Kevin Gable (Kevin James), a recently retired police officer who decides to spend more time with his family. The show has had its fair share of ups and downs over the years and is now in its second season. The twenty-fourth episode of season two is titled A Band Done.

In this episode, Kevin and his wife Donna (Erinn Hayes) find themselves in a bit of a bind when their son Jack (James DiGiacomo) announces that he is quitting the school band. This news doesn't sit well with Kevin and Donna, who both have fond memories of playing in their respective high school bands.

In an effort to convince Jack to stay in the band, Kevin decides to join the school's adult band and show him that playing an instrument is cool. However, things don't go quite as planned when Kevin realizes that the band is comprised of mostly elderly individuals who have no interest in playing modern music.

Despite the initial setback, Kevin is determined to make the most of his time in the band and begins to bond with his fellow members. The group even decides to take their show on the road and play a gig at a local bar, but things quickly go awry when they realize that they don't know any songs that will appeal to the younger crowd.

Meanwhile, Donna is dealing with her own band-related drama when she discovers that her garage band is no longer cool. Donna is devastated when she realizes that her bandmates have moved on from their punk rock roots and have started playing easy-listening music.

As both Kevin and Donna navigate their respective band issues, they begin to realize that it's more important to do what makes you happy than to try and impress others. In the end, they both find a way to make peace with their situations and come out the other side stronger.

Overall, A Band Done is a lighthearted episode that showcases Kevin James' comedic skills. The show has a nostalgic feel to it, with the focus on high school bands and punk rock music, which will appeal to viewers who grew up in the 80s and 90s. While the plot is predictable at times, the show's strong cast and clever writing make it an enjoyable watch.