Henry decides to work at a downtown office, due to life at home getting crazier, but it turns out there were more distractions downtown than he bargained for.

After his father's death, Henry decides it's time to plan his own funeral. He soon starts to examine his life decisions.

Andrew might be a genius and is recruited by a school for gifted children.

Budgets are tight throughout the Rush household. Henry coaches Monroe to ask for a raise at work, but the coaching backfires and Monroe is fired. Henry works overtime to find Monroe a new job.

The Rushes' friend Paul pretends to be a member of their family to impress his long-lost son.

Jackie drops a bomb on Henry and Muriel when she announces that she wants to become a single mother.

Henry and Muriel end up in counseling thanks to the strain of helping another couple settle a squabble.

Muriel considers cosmetic surgery to revive Henry's interest in her.

The Rushes hire an illegal housekeeper with good looks, minimal English, and an urge to become a naturalized citizen.

Monroe is kidnapped and raped by two women in a van. When the police dismiss Monroe's story, Henry searches for the rapists himself.

Henry and Monroe find a bag full of money and decide they want to keep it, but then hear their neighbors have been robbed.

The Rush's recall how they met Monroe.

Monroe's new love interest is not only mature but possibly married. Henry and Muriel butt in to make sure Monroe doesn't get his heart broken.

Henry discovers that his war-time buddy visiting from England is still a womanizer.

Henry takes drastic measures to avoid paying a high penalty for library books that are 5 years overdue.

Henry poses with Cosmic Cow in a photo with a politician which causes his job to be in jeopardy.

Monroe and Sara decide to help a teenage boy who was going to juvenile hall for stealing. The boy has a history of being abused, and when Henry tries to step in to offer his own help the boy rejects him and runs away.

Jackie has been offered a job working at The House of Aldo, an Italian designer, but she doesn't tell her father about it. She invites Senor Aldo to the house without telling Henry who he is. When the man tells Henry he wants Jackie for his House, Henry thinks he's a dirty old man so he throws him out. Later, he is told the truth. Jackie can't believe what Henry did so she decides to move out. Henry calls the man and tries to apologize. He asks him to give Jackie a chance, but Aldo doesn't think it would be good for Jackie because of how overprotective he is.

Henry's married pal chases Muriel's friend.

Sara agrees to go on a blind date with a man that Muriel had set her up with. To everyone's amazement, Bob is gorgeous. After several dates, Bob and Sara make plans to move in together, which Henry is totally against.

No description available

April's father sends her his baby grand piano, and she takes up Monroe's offer to move it into the apartment with the help of a large friend for $20. This proves to be a big mistake when everyone gets trapped in the apartment just as Muriel begins feeling labor pains and Henry's just-married friend becomes desperate to be reunited with his bride.

Henry's generous offer to arrange a job interview for an attractive art student backfires when she begins showing affection for him, which puts him in the doghouse with an increasingly insecure Muriel and causes him to panic when Monroe tells him that she tried to jump out a window after her last break up. Henry and Muriel also host a Lamaze class in their apartment, which turns out to be a bad idea.

Upon realizing the birth of his third child is only six weeks away, Henry feels a sense of guilt for not spending enough time with his two daughters. He decides to invite them on a weekend ski trip, but the experience doesn't turn out quite the way he envisioned when the girls meet a couple of brothers and he discovers that Monroe packed the wrong suitcase in the car.

Muriel's famous old singing partner comes for a visit prompting Muriel to wonder "what if" she never stopped performing.