Ep 2. The Talk

John and Kay have been struggling to raise their four very intelligent children. They are trying to keep up with their kids, who are all geniuses, but it is not going well. Their oldest daughter, Nicole, is on a mission to have her first kiss and they have to have "the talk" with her about sex.

The parents are very uncomfortable about this conversation and it shows as they try to find ways to avoid it. They even try to convince each other that the other one should have the talk with Nicole, but they both know that it is their job. The couple decides that they need to be prepared and they need to do some research before they have the talk with their daughter.

Meanwhile, Nicole is trying to get some help from her siblings to learn more about sex, but they are all too busy studying for their own school competitions. The eldest son, Brian, is competing for the title of the smartest kid in the state, while their youngest son, Marc, is struggling with his social studies competition.

John and Kay finally decide to have the talk with Nicole. They sit her down and start talking to her about sex. Nicole gets really uncomfortable and just wants it to be over, but her parents keep talking. They want to make sure that she understands what sex is and that it is a serious matter.

Throughout the episode, John and Kay have other moments where they feel like they are not good parents. They struggle to keep up with their kids and they don't know how to help them. They also feel like they are not spending enough time as a couple and they want to reconnect.

In the end, John decides to take Kay on a surprise date. They go to a karaoke bar and sing their hearts out. They have a great time together and it feels like they have reconnected. They realize that they will always struggle with raising their kids, but they can also enjoy each other's company and have fun as a couple.

The episode ends with Nicole coming to her parents and telling them that she has changed her mind about having sex. She tells them that she wants to wait until she is sure that she is in love with someone. Her parents are relieved and happy that she has made this decision on her own.

Overall, the episode was a funny and heartwarming look at the struggles of parenting and how even geniuses need help and guidance.