Yes, Dear

After Greg arranges for a frazzled Kim and Christine to have a break from the kids, he lets Jimmy talk him into taking the kids with them to a casino.

When Greg is surprised to find out Kim’s still breast-feeding Sammy, he’s even more surprised to find out the reason why.

Appearances can be deceiving, as the Warners and Hughes both have unexpected outcomes to outtings with parents of children that theirs befriended at a park.

Though depressed over a lacking sex life since Sammy’s birth, when Kim finds out why Greg suddenly gave her a wild night of passion, she has doubts on her ability to attract him anymore.

When Kim and Christine’s father visits, it brings resentment from Greg over the way he’s always been treated by his father-in-law.

After Greg chooses to go partying with Jimmy for his birthday instead of to Disneyland with Kim and the kids, a chance meeting with Poison’s Bret Michaels teaches Greg a lesson about his priorities.

Jimmy schemes to broker peace when a fight between Kim and Christine over parenting styles starts to affect he and Greg.

Jimmy looks for a job at Greg’s movie studio to pay him back for throwing a birthday party for Dominic. Kim’s exasperated by Dominic’s lack of attention to the party guests.

Greg’s left to take care of Sammy himself while Kim is at a craft fair selling her sleeve guards. Worse, Sammy watches Blue’s Clues over and over again, and Greg must find a way out of having to watch the same Blue’s Clues episode repeatedly. Meanwhile, the Hughes go to watch Jimmy at the a security guards’ softball game.

The Warners take a wine-tasting class to give themselves something to talk about with other couples besides their kids, and convince the Hughes to attend, too.

Jimmy overspends a $5,000 inheritance when he forgets he’ll have to pay taxes. Kim decides to take all the kids to get a picture for the grandparents, and makes them wear sailor suits.

The Warners’ feud with a neighbor endangers the Hughes’ ability to stay in the guest house when it’s learned their residency there violates the property’s zoning unless he agrees to sign a waiver.

The houseguests have houseguests when a friend of Jimmy’s visits and camps out in the Warners’ backyard.

Lists of all the people the Warners and Hughes have kissed causes trouble when Christine learns that when she and Jimmy were dating, Kim kissed him. Meanwhile, Greg’s insulted that Kim doesn’t believe he’s kissed as many people as he claims.

After a pregnancy scare, Christine hands down an ultimatum to Jimmy - get a vasectomy, or no more sex.

Faced with Dominic’s possible expusion from school due to his repeatedly mooning the class, Christine decides to home-school him.

Greg and Kim are uneasy about the youthful new pediatrician who bought their retiring pediatrician’s practice.

A trip with the family to his in-laws sends Greg’s patience past his breaking point.

After Kim guilts Greg into attending church and joining its Daddies Groups, he makes a pleasantly surprising discovery about what the group’s really all about.

Kim regrets egging Christine into going to jury duty when she has to take care of the rambunctious Dominic and Logan. Meanwhile, Jimmy’s mom comes to help, but isn’t of much assistance at all.

Uptight Kim has trouble letting loose and relaxing at a bar until Jimmy helps her overcome her fear of what people will think.

After Billy is fired from his role on The District, Jimmy talks Greg into hiring him to redo their bathroom - a decision Greg soon regrets.

When Kim overrules Greg and lets Jimmy take in his childhood dog, Happy, he’s taken aback by how much more aggressive the dog is than he remembers. Meanwhile, Greg buys a go-kart to spite Kim for allowing a dog on the property.

Jimmy makes $3,000 after Greg agrees to let him fix the old minivan, handle the sale, and keep the profit over the expected trade-in from the dealer. He then ignores Greg’s advice to invest and buys a shabby used boat—which he promptly parks in the yard.