Ep 6. Couples Therapy

Adam Burns, played by Matt LeBlanc, is back with his loyal and hilarious family for another thrilling episode of Man With a Plan. In this episode, Couples Therapy, Adam and his wife, Andi, played by Liza Snyder, are having problems communicating with each other. They decide to go for couples therapy in order to get their relationship back on track.

As they start the session, they realize that their therapist is a little unorthodox in her methods. The therapist, Dr. Heller, played by Jane Lynch, insists that they play a game in which they must communicate with each other without using any words. At first, Adam and Andi are hesitant and uncomfortable, but Dr. Heller assures them that it will be a fun and eye-opening exercise.

As they begin the game, things start getting interesting. They are unable to use words, so they have to rely on other non-verbal cues such as facial expressions, gestures and body language. Andi starts miming household chores, trying to get Adam to understand that she needs him to help her out more around the house. Adam, on the other hand, starts miming playing golf, trying to tell Andi that he needs more time to unwind and relax.

As the game progresses, they start understanding each other better and their communication improves. They eventually realize that they have been taking each other for granted, and they need to make more of an effort to understand each other’s needs.

Meanwhile, their kids are also going through some relationship issues of their own. Teddy, played by Grace Kaufman, is dating a guy who seems to be too good to be true. Adam and Andi decide to snoop around and check his social media to make sure he isn't a bad influence on Teddy. However, their efforts to spy on him seem to be more harmful than helpful.

On the other hand, their youngest daughter Emme, played by Hala Finley, is going through a phase where she is refusing to eat healthy food. Adam and Andi try to convince her to eat vegetables and fruits, but Emme is adamant that she only wants to eat junk food.

Overall, the episode is a wholesome and heartwarming portrayal of how important communication is in a healthy relationship. Through their therapy session, Adam and Andi learn to understand each other better and work towards a more fulfilling and harmonious relationship. The kids’ storylines provide a light-hearted and humorous backdrop to the serious themes explored in the episode. With engaging performances from the cast and witty writing, this episode is sure to leave audiences entertained and satisfied.