Henry and Matthew's relationship is strained further when Matthew becomes an animal rights activist.

Henry comes home to find the house full of Matthew's friends—more of an orgy than a party, says Henry—but rather than throw them all out, he joins in with hilarious results.

Matthew inherits a large sum of money, but finds it impossible to hold on to. Matthew opens a bank account, but how long can he withstand the temptation of ATMs and credit cards?

Henry is stunned to find Matthew wearing makeup, and even more stunned when he finds out Matthew wants to become an actor. Matthew has joined the college drama group to play Othello, with a married woman as his Desdemona. Henry is horrified at the result.

Henry suffers every father's nightmare—teaching his son to drive. Inevitably, Henry's pristine new car begins to show signs of stress.

Prospective candidate Henry is opposed by an attractive woman in the election, creating a quandary for first-time voter Matthew.

Matthew's sister Julie decides to stay, but Henry and Matthew soon find that three's a crowd.