Ep 12. Welcome to Hilltop!

In Single Parents season 2 episode 12, titled "Welcome to Hilltop!", the gang is back in full force as they all prepare for the annual Hilltop Holi Festival. Will (played by Taran Killam) is particularly excited because he's in charge of hosting the festival, which means he finally gets to show off his Indian heritage. Meanwhile, Angie (Leighton Meester) is determined to prove she's not as uptight as everyone thinks she is.

The episode opens with Will excitedly preparing for the festival, but things quickly take a chaotic turn when his car breaks down on the way to pick up the food. He enlists the help of Poppy (Kimrie Lewis) and Miggy (Jake Choi) to help him get the food and decorations for the festival, but it's not as easy as it seems. Between Poppy's inability to drive stick and Miggy's tendency to get lost, it's a wonder they make it back in time for the festival.

Meanwhile, Angie is feeling the pressure to let loose and have fun at the festival. She enlists the help of Douglas (Brad Garrett) to teach her how to dance so she can impress the festival-goers. However, Douglas' dance lessons don't exactly go as planned, and Angie ends up embarrassing herself in front of everyone.

As the festival begins, Will is determined to have everything go smoothly. However, he quickly realizes that he may have taken on more than he can handle. The food runs out, the vendors are charging too much for their wares, and the performers cancel at the last minute. Just when it seems like the festival is a complete disaster, the group comes together to salvage what's left and make it a success.

Along the way, we see some great moments of connection and bonding between the characters. Will and Miggy share a heart-to-heart about parenting, Poppy helps Will embrace his Indian heritage, and Angie learns that it's okay to let loose and have fun once in a while.

Overall, "Welcome to Hilltop!" is a fun and heartwarming episode that showcases the strengths of the Single Parents ensemble. With its mix of humor, heart, and cultural education, it's a great addition to an already strong season.