A degenerate raises the children of her wealthy sister and brother-in-law, who have fled the country to escape prosecution for their illegal deeds.

Mickey calls in the Pemberton kids' overly strict grandmother to give them lessons in tough love.

Mickey tries to convince Sabrina to practice safe sex with her boyfriend.

The family is forced to set aside their selfish ways when Mickey realizes that they've forgotten Ben's birthday.

Mickey tries to quit smoking and Ben makes a new friend.

The kids fight over who gets the master bedroom, while Mickey pursues a wealthy businessman.

The Pembertons try to save their family reputation at their country club, but Mickey gets into a fight with the phony ladies and Chip gets demoted from the champion golf foursome.

Chip gets roped into a scandal and must choose between snitching on his teammates or taking the fall.

When Mickey's attempts at disciplining the kids are ignored, she decides to shed her "cool aunt" persona and lay down the law.

Mickey's latest romance is threatened by her unwanted suitors.

When Mickey believes Ben's school is discriminating against him, she stands up for her nephew. Meanwhile, Sabrina and Chip spend time with Alba and learn some surprising things about her.

When it seems as though Chip is getting scammed by a girl he met online, Mickey tries to teach him how to be a "wolf" vs. a "sheep." Meanwhile, Sabrina is scared that her boyfriend is beginning to mirror Jimmy's ways and she plans an intervention.

The tables are turned when a cyber bully targets Sabrina, leading Mickey to come up with a plan for revenge. Meanwhile, Jimmy teaches Chip and Ben how to be self-sufficient, resulting in a painful disaster.

Mickey and Alba go on a gambling binge. In Mickey's absence, Jimmy, Sabrina and Chip fight for control over the house, while one of them must watch over Ben.

A popular kid in Chip's class arrives for a sleepover - as well as a dead drunk girl whose angry father is looking for her. Mickey comes up with a plan to get rid of both her and dad. Alba tries to help Ben overcome his fear of monsters.

Mickey tries to dissuade Sabrina from getting breast implants by doing a test-run in public.

A pair of intruders is caught breaking in to the Pemberton mansion.

Due to excessive spending, Mickey and the kids are forced out of the hotel where they've been temporarily residing.

Mickey befriends a Greenwich divorcee, testing her friendship with Alba.

Mickey decides the kids need closure, so she brings Sabrina to visit her mom while Jimmy brings the boys to visit their dad.

Mickey and Jimmy throw a Halloween party in their spooky, charred mansion but things get out of hand. Sabrina hopes to use the house party to cement her legacy, which her parents have tarnished, and Mickey teaches some pranksters a lesson.

Mickey is determined to prove Ben doesn't need A.D.D. medication to complete his school project, but she and Alba get overly invested. Jimmy helps Chip make his secret boys club cool again.

When family matriarch Great-Grandma Rita turns 100, Mickey and the crew crash the party. But things take a wildly unexpected turn when senile Rita mistakes Mickey for her best friend (and secret lover) from her youth.

Mickey and Jimmy bring the gang to their hometown.

Mickey embarrasses herself and Sabrina when she tries to do something about Sabrina's relationship with her poetry teacher.

Chip finds out that his father is not his father, but that his mother had an affair 14 years ago. His parents, even though in prison, are getting a divorce. Mick is accused of not having a "real" relationship with Jimmy, so she tries to rekindle the heat between them only to fail miserably. Chip poses as an intern at his biological father's successful outdoor recreation company and saves his new half-sister from a jerk trying to take advantage of her. She responds by kissing him passionately, but Alba breaks them up. Chip tells his sis the truth and she tells her father. Chip's new biological father then pushes him out the door and commands him to stay away.

Mickey and Sabrina co-host a get-together with talented artists; Chip goes on a camping trip with Howard.

On the day of her interview at Yale, Sabrina makes a decision that could ruin her future.

Chip meets his real dad, a friendly but incompetent strip club owner, Bert. Mick goes to a morgue to identify Jimmy's body. Ben, the ambitious new employee of two shady ex-Wall Street investment bankers, sees the perfect mark in Bert.

Mickey and Alba chaperone Ben's school field trip to a trash dump; an unfamiliar young boy makes his way back on the bus; the two work together to return the lost child; Chip and Sabrina take advantage of Colonel's status as a veteran.

Mickey and the gang accompany Alba to church, after she admits she may have a substance abuse problem. When she invites her priest over for Sunday football, the Pembertons take a liking to him. Meanwhile, Ben questions his belief in God, forcing Jimmy and Sabrina to guide him.

The Mick ends up on the wrong side of a gambling bet with Chip and his friend. Jimmy collides with Sabrina over a love interest.

After Ben wets the bed at a sleepover, Mickey, Alba and Jimmy go to extreme lengths to have his reputation; Chips offers to help Sabrina get a fake ID in exchange for a night out with her and her friends.

Stuck inside the toilet of a train, Alba befriends a rat. Jimmy is shocked that his new friend is gay. Mickey and Sabrina spend the night in jail fighting. Chip severs his fingers. Ben and the Colonel take a stroll through town at night.

After Jimmy purchases an old beat up car from a police auction, he and Mickey accidentally lock Ben inside. Meanwhile, Alba catches Chip secretly pretending to be Sabrina's online crush and SHE encourages him to keep it going.

When Mickey and Alba catch Ben lying and try to teach him a lesson, naturally their plan backfires. Meanwhile, Chip devises a spiteful plan to be crowned "Prince" at his school formal, and Jimmy teaches Sabrina how to dance.

Following graduation, Mickey and Alba discover that Sabrina is having second thoughts about attending Yale. In their attempt to sway her decision, Alba finds herself heavily involved at a Yale Alumni reunion event. Meanwhile, Chip is keen on re-branding himself before he starts high school, so naturally, he decides to throw a party to prove his status.

Following graduation, Mickey and Alba discover that Sabrina is having second thoughts about attending Yale. In their attempt to sway her decision, Alba finds herself heavily involved at a Yale Alumni reunion event. Meanwhile, Chip is keen on re-branding himself before he starts high school, so naturally, he decides to throw a party to prove his status.

Mickey and Jimmy throw a Halloween party in their spooky, charred mansion but things get out of hand. Sabrina hopes to use the house party to cement her legacy, which her parents have tarnished, and Mickey teaches some pranksters a lesson.

When Mickey and Alba catch Ben lying and try to teach him a lesson, naturally their plan backfires. Meanwhile, Chip devises a spiteful plan to be crowned "Prince" at his school formal, and Jimmy teaches Sabrina how to dance.

Mickey and Jimmy bring the gang to their hometown.

The tables are turned when a cyber bully targets Sabrina, leading Mickey to come up with a plan for revenge. Meanwhile, Jimmy teaches Chip and Ben how to be self-sufficient, resulting in a painful disaster.

On the day of her interview at Yale, Sabrina makes a decision that could ruin her future.

The Mick ends up on the wrong side of a gambling bet with Chip and his friend. Jimmy collides with Sabrina over a love interest.

The Pembertons try to save their family reputation at their country club, but Mickey gets into a fight with the phony ladies and Chip gets demoted from the champion golf foursome.

When family matriarch Great-Grandma Rita turns 100, Mickey and the crew crash the party. But things take a wildly unexpected turn when senile Rita mistakes Mickey for her best friend (and secret lover) from her youth.

Mickey calls in the Pemberton kids' overly strict grandmother to give them lessons in tough love.