There are no little kids left in the Johnston household. Liz and Anna are in college, Alex and Emma are starting high school and Jonah has his first serious girlfriend. The coronavirus, however, has plans up in the air for the whole family.

Trent and Amber meet with an intimacy coach to spice things up, and a cooking competition inspires Alex to improve his culinary skills. Jonah's girlfriend Ashley visits from Asheville, and Anna teaches new tricks to her main man -- the family dog Cruiser.

Trent and Amber surprise Emma and Alex with a go kart so that they can practice driving. Meanwhile, Elizabeth is making big strides in her nursing career, but she is not happy to see her younger siblings behind the wheel before she has her own license.

Liz's best little people friends, Carol and Dacey, come to town for a visit and have a lot of questions for her boyfriend, Brice. Then, despite a lack of social media skills, Trent tries to join in on the success of his kids' online shops.

The Johnstons head to Asheville, North Carolina, to spend time with Jonah's girlfriend and her family. The parents push for them to consider their future. Then, Alex expands his culinary repertoire.

Alex and Emma are excited to finally start attending high school classes in person, but being a freshman comes with its challenges. Amber encourages Anna to start substitute teaching while Liz presses her dad to let her start driving.

The Johnstons are an average American family of seven pursuing the American dream. However, this is no ordinary family: All seven Johnstons are little people. Dad Trent and mom Amber have five kids under age 16, all with Achondroplasia Dwarfism.

The family competes in their annual Turkey Bowl at Thanksgiving, and it's an important holiday this year--both Jonah and Liz are inviting their significant others to meet the extended family. Then, Trent and Amber give Jonah an ultimatum.