Jules Cobb is a mom in her forties facing the often humorous challenges, pitfalls and rewards of life's next chapter. Along for the journey is her son, her ex-husband, her husband/neighbor and her friends who together make up her dysfunctional, but supportive and caring extended family... even if they have a funny way of showing it sometimes.
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Jules Cobb is a mom in her forties facing the often humorous challenges, pitfalls and rewards of life's next chapter. Along for the journey is her son, her ex-husband, her husband/neighbor and her friends who together make up her dysfunctional, but supportive and caring extended family... even if they have a funny way of showing it sometimes.
Season 4 episodes
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It's the first week of marriage for Grayson and Jules, but when Grayson doesn't know the rules, he soon becomes Jules' "coffee and wine bitch." After Travis' 21st birthday, Bobby tries to make up for lost time by teaching him lessons about being a man. And Ellie and Laurie try to pull Jules out of her depression when Grayson refuses to apologize for what he did in her dream.
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Directed by Courteney CoxWritten by Bill LawrenceGuest stars Michelle Williams, Bob Clendenin, Nicole Sullivan, Duane R. Shepard Sr., Brad Morris
Jules releases Travis from mandatory family night, but when he stays away too long, she becomes crazed. Ellie discovers she can get Andy to do anything she wants by training him like a dog. And the guys grow mustaches to look cool like Tom Selleck.
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Directed by Courteney CoxWritten by Chrissy Pietrosh, Jessica GoldsteinGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Sawyer Ever, Shawn Parikh, Whitney Hoy
Jules begins to worry that her marriage to Grayson lacks passion. But when she enlists Ellie to start a verbal firestorm, things quickly get too heated. Laurie helps Travis find his superpower. And Bobby tries to shake things up by taking on a 'cooler' persona.
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Directed by John PutchWritten by Kevin BiegelGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Sawyer Ever, Brad Morris, Patrick Faucette, Julia Cho, Heather Moiseve
When Tom gets a new girlfriend, the girls decide to investigate. Bobby goes on a fake date with Ellie to improve his table manners. And after getting fed up with the girls' rules, Andy and Grayson rebel.
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Directed by Michael McDonaldWritten by Melody DerloshonGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Ali Wentworth
Jules decides that her heart is no longer in the real estate business. Meanwhile, Bobby discovers his dream job selling premade burgers from a truck.
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Directed by John PutchWritten by Justin Halpern, Patrick SchumackerGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Brad Morris, Griffin Kunitz, Emily R. Wilson, Timothy E. Goodwin, Dylan Booth, Derrick White
Jules has trouble sleeping, and it seems like nothing can help her relax. Grayson's face gets mangled in a roller hockey game. And Ellie goes into hiding after Andy decides to redeem his stash of sex coupons on Valentine’s Day.
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Directed by Courteney CoxWritten by Austen FaggenGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Kristina Baskett
When buyers show interest in Grayson's house, the crew is quick to judge their potential new neighbors. They also become nostalgic about when redneck Bobby and Jules first moved into the neighborhood. Meanwhile, Wade returns home from Afghanistan early, but Laurie's initial excitement quickly turns to fear when he becomes too clingy.
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Directed by Courteney CoxWritten by Blake McCormickGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Edwin Hodge, Andy St. Clair, Kale Clauson, Amy Phillips, Chad Roberts
Laurie and Wade decide to move in together, but breaking the news to Travis doesn't go as planned. Tom becomes Jules' personal cheerleader after losing his "new guy" status. And Jules and Grayson have a naked day that turns out to be anything but sexy.
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Directed by John PutchWritten by Peter SajiGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Sawyer Ever, Edwin Hodge, Chad Roberts, Camden Gray
Jules' dad Chick spends some time at her house while recovering from an injury. During his stay, Jules experiences extreme stomach pain, but she's too stubborn to let her dad know. And Bobby and Grayson attempt to teach Travis how to be a "playa."
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Directed by Courteney CoxWritten by Rachel Specter, Audrey WauchopeGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Ken Jenkins, Edwin Hodge, Shayne Anderson, Krista Marie Yu, Kimberly Horner
Confused by her mixed feelings for Travis, Laurie resorts to destroying things. But when her anger gets out of control, newly appointed mayor Andy has to step in. Jules starts hanging out with her therapist after discovering that her friends have been keeping secrets. And Bobby has a fling with the girl of his dreams while enjoying a vacation at Target.
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Directed by Michael McDonaldWritten by Emily R. Wilson, Brad MorrisGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Nicole Sullivan, Brad Morris, Gillian Vigman, David Jahn, Brian Jack, Scott Land
Travis and Andy take a backseat to Bobby's new tomboy friend, Riggs. Grayson sparks a religious debate when he sighs during Jules' family prayer. And the Cul-De-Sac Crew form a dodgeball league, but Andy's attention toward another girl leads to a brawl with a group of pre-teens.
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Directed by Michael McDonaldWritten by Blake McCormickGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Maria Thayer, Jason Boggs, Lexi Ainsworth
An elderly couple, Ann and Norman McCormack, buy Grayson's old house after Jules promises them that they will all spend time together. Forced to hang out with the McCormacks, Ellie, Jules and Grayson soon discover that there are many perks to being old. Meanwhile, when another one of Bobby's get-rich-quick schemes doesn't pan out, he tries to switch up his luck by renaming his boat. And Travis searches for the perfect partner to win a high-stakes penny can game.
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Directed by John PutchWritten by Melody DerloshonGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Shawn Parikh, Maria Thayer, Shirley Jones, Steven Shaw
Inspired by "The Breakfast Club," the Cul-De-Sac Crew offers insight into their innermost thoughts through voice-overs. Grayson is crushed after discovering some harsh reviews on Yelp. And Jules goes to extremes to prove she's not a goody-two-shoes, ultimately landing herself in grocery store jail.
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Directed by Randall Keenan WinstonWritten by Sean LaveryGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Brad Morris, Krista Marie Yu, Michael Patrick McGill
Chick comes to housesit while the gang goes on vacation. But when Jules discovers that her father hasn't been to the doctor in years, she insists on taking him. Laurie and Travis go on their first date as boyfriend and girlfriend. And Bobby is crushed to discover that Dog Travis is just using him for food.
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Directed by John PutchWritten by Melody Derloshon, Blake McCormickGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Ken Jenkins, Maria Thayer, Shirley Jones, Frank Encarnacao, Garry Clemmons, Jason Clemmons
After discovering that Chick has health issues, the gang decides to take him to Hollywood. Once there, they'll stop at nothing to arrange for him to spend an evening with one his favorite stars, Tippi Hedren. Meanwhile, Laurie and Travis try carefully to set up the perfect first kiss. And Andy is upset to discover that no one recognizes him as Latino.
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Directed by John PutchWritten by Peter Saji, Mary FitzgeraldGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Ken Jenkins, Tippi Hedren, Ronnie Mund, Jeffrey Damnit, Angel Oquendo, Rob Delaney, Mr. Ink
