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- Steve challenges Courtney's teacher regarding a homework assignment. Anne must stand up for Steve when his parenting skills are questioned due to an inappropriate e-mail. Meanwhile, Henry makes it a mission to discover who is the father of Rhonda's children. (en)
- Steve falsely accuses a mother at school of stealing his daughter Courtney's shoes. Henry hides his SAT score from Anne. (en)
- Steve learns something about Henry life. (en)
- Steve admits that a neighbor, who is going through a divorce, flirted with him. (en)
- Steve asks Anne to get a real job instead of volunteering. (en)
- Steve talks about his concerns for the economy during family game night. (en)
- In the series finale Steve tries to motivate Annie to break away from her manipulative mother after her parents abuse the new cell phones they give them; Henry is counseled after he reprimands Rhonda for glamorizing teen pregnancy in front of Courtney. (en)
- Onno gives Steve a handgun and Steve likes the power that comes with it. Anne on the other hand doesn't want that gun in her house, until Steve uses that power with Henry, she sees the new macho-man in Steve and she likes it. Meanwhile, Anne has to deal with Monica after she sends her a bill of the food that Henry has eaten at her house. (en)
- As Steve and Anne get to know their neighbors, things aren't as friendly as they seem.
Note: Despite being aired as Episode 5, the plot of this episode clearly indicates that it was intended to come before Episode 1 in the series. (en)
- Steve has a plan of using Monica's scooter to cut the line at the DMV, but his plan backfires. Meanwhile, Onno asks Anne to take Jenna to the gynecologist but when Jenna tells Anne her true reasons for going, Anne is put in a compromising position. (en)
- Anne and Steve have trouble about a table mistake. Courtney and Jenna have conflict about Henry. (en)
- In the series premiere Steve is forced to house sit for Onno and accidentally causes a fire. To cover up for his mistake, he claims to have stopped the fire. His daughter and neighbors praise him as being a hero, but his conscience ends up getting the best of him. (en)
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