Quadruplets deal with rivalry and comradeship in the series premiere of this comedy about four siblings who have little in common with one another, except for the birthday they all share.

After binge watching their favorite reality TV show, the quads decide to make a show of their own.

Dawn is tired of her brothers and so moves into her own room.

Dawn feels suspicious after the boys are smitten by a new girl at school. Tom’s former ice dancing rival is making plans to open his own sporting store.

The quads try to impress Josie by watching a horror movie, but they quickly regret their decision.

The Quads and their parents are all excited for the Halloween dance; Ricky and Dicky compete for a girl.

Dicky and Dawn's constant battle for control of the remote nearly ruins Tom and Anne's anniversary.

The quadruplets' parents discover that someone forgot to flush the toilet.

Dawn makes the soccer team, but learns that the others make jokes at Nicky's expense.

When the dog stops a theft at Get Sporty, the quads argue publicly about his name.

While trying to earn money for the newest video game console, the quads compete for tips.

The quads decide that they want individual parties for their 10th birthday.

The quads have a contest to see who can go the longest without their favorite possessions.

Dawn wants to share secrets with her brothers so they can solidify their trust in each other. However, Dawn’s secret gets exposed to everyone at school, and she’s tempted to seek revenge.

Dawn decides to sell a special bracelet that her mother gave her so that she can raise some money.

The siblings are given a project to do something special for somebody else on Valentine's Day.

Dawn wants to change the quads' puppet routine for the talent show, but she grows frustrated after always being outvoted by her brothers.

The quads attempt to convince their parents to agree to let Josie to be their new babysitter.

Even though they are scared of doctors, the quads want to get through their routine exams.

When Ricky gets punished for using smoke pellets in the house, his siblings decide to sneak him out to a party so he can see one of his idols perform.

The quads attempt to get out of family night by introducing Tom and Anne to another couple so they can become friends.

A history project causes friction among the kids as they quarrel over how to complete it. Nevertheless, their research leads them to uncover some intriguing ancestors.

The kids convert their garage into a popular hangout, but then someone else creates a cooler space, leading to a rivalry.

Dawn creates a fake story for her Web-site column, and soon an urban legend about Pigfoot is born.

Dawn begins playing the tuba in the school orchestra and the boys must pick up her slack at home, so they devise their own extracurricular activity.