Dr. Ken is a brilliant physician with no bedside manner. He is always trying to be a good doctor, as well as a good husband and dad to his two kids. However, these good intentions have a way of driving everyone crazy at both work and at home. Luckily, his therapist wife Allison is just the right partner to keep things sane.
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Dr. Ken is a brilliant physician with no bedside manner. He is always trying to be a good doctor, as well as a good husband and dad to his two kids. However, these good intentions have a way of driving everyone crazy at both work and at home. Luckily, his therapist wife Allison is just the right partner to keep things sane.
Season 2 episodes
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When a job opportunity opens up at Welltopia, Pat thinks Allison would be perfect for it, but Ken isn't so sure he wants to work so closely with his wife. Molly is stunned with her low SAT scores, and Dave has some ideas as to how to hide the results from their parents. Clark asks Damona's help in trying to find out what Clark's boyfriend, Connor, does for a living. Meanwhile, Ken's father, D.K., makes a surprise announcement.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Mike SikowitzGuest stars Stephen Guarino, David Lengel, Jessie Cohen
On Allison's first work day at Welltopia, she and Ken try to prove the other wrong when it comes to a patient's diagnosis. After Damona introduces her new boyfriend, Eric, to co-workers, Pat surprises everyone and announces he's also dating someone. Meanwhile, it's Dave's first day of middle school, and he's nervous he won't be able to make friends, so he turns to D.K. to help reinvent his image.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Tim DoyleGuest stars Jessaica Shields, David Lengel, Jerry Minor
When a neighbor girl stands outside the kitchen window staring at Albert, Molly and D.K. try to scare her off. Meanwhile, Ken is surprised when he learns that Pat, instead of him, is asked to emcee this year's annual Welltopia banquet; and Clark and Damona debate relationship styles as it relates to their individual partners.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Hilary WinstonGuest stars Marques Ray, Stephen Guarino, Patrick O'Sullivan, Jerry Minor, Zooey Jeong, Melissa Greenspan, Andy St. Clair
When D.K. tells Ken he moved into the Park home because he's gotten a divorce, Ken can't shake the Korean cultural understanding that divorce equals failure and takes a look at his own marriage. Meanwhile, the divorce news causes Dave to reflect on his relationship with Emily.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Mary FitzgeraldGuest stars Alexis Rhee, Zooey Jeong, Howard S. Park, Beth Triffon, Cheryl Bricker
On Halloween, Allison is disappointed the holiday doesn't seem to scare Dave anymore, meaning her little boy is growing up, perhaps too fast. But that might change after D.K. tells a scary Korean gwishin (ghost) story. The Park family, as well as the gang at Welltopia, bring the story to life playing the various gwishins.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Jim Brandon, Brian SingletonGuest stars Om Angarkar, Parker Lewis, Marissa Heart
Ken is urged to learn Korean when his father's friends poke fun at his inability to speak the language. Meanwhile, Allison helps Molly with her SAT vocabulary prep and Clark is proud to lead the nurses' contract talks, but isn't looking forward to negotiating with Pat.
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Directed by Betsy ThomasWritten by Mike O'ConnellGuest stars Charles Rahi Chun, Tom Yi, Nancy J. Lee, Vana Kim, Joshua Elijah Reese, Hailey Soomin Lee, Lynden Kim, Eddie Park
When Dave announces he's been invited to pitch his Hot Legs Duvet invention on "Shark Tank," Ken is excited. But then he gets nervous about throwing his son into the Tank when he realizes how tough the Sharks can be. Meanwhile, Molly heads to Welltopia to intern, and Pat is so impressed that he takes her under his wing.
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Directed by Mark CendrowskiWritten by Paul O'Toole, Andy St. ClairGuest stars Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John, Kevin O'Leary, Doug Cox, Kenna Wright
Allison convinces a reluctant Ken that it would be a fun family adventure to drive to her parents for Thanksgiving dinner. But along the way, a traffic jam combined with her husband and kids' antics causes her to lose her usual cool. Meanwhile, Clark takes charge to serve Thanksgiving dinner at a shelter for the homeless, but his bossiness and unnecessary attention to details drives everyone a little crazy.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Mike SikowitzGuest stars Clyde Kusatsu, Jeanne Sakata, Stephen Guarino, Jerry Minor, Julie Brister
When D.K. overhears Allison complain about him overstaying his welcome, he decides to move in with his girlfriend of three weeks. Meanwhile, Pat wants Dave to pretend he's his adopted son; and Allison is convinced Molly wants to talk about something when she suggests they do a spa day, but the tables turn when Molly is the one doling out the advice.
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Directed by Jude WengWritten by Nicole SunGuest stars Cheryl Bricker, Gillian Vigman, Veronica Mannion
When Ken wants to apologize to a patient for missing an important medical detail, Pat advises against it, and the situation gets out of hand. Meanwhile, D.K. shakes things up at Dave's parent/teacher conference.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Hilary WinstonGuest stars Bob Clendenin, Justin Chon, Ryan Michelle Bathe, Marty Ryan
Allison wants to show her fun side to her Welltopia coworkers and offers the Park home for the office holiday party, but Ken isn't onboard with the idea. Meanwhile, Clark truly wants to give his boyfriend, Connor, the perfect present, but Connor upstages him with the ultimate gift; for the library's Christmas party, D.K. dresses up as an unlikely Santa and Dave dons elf garb; and Molly tries to impress a Stanford University official.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonWritten by Tim DoyleGuest stars Callan Farris, Stephen Guarino, Jerry Minor, Sam Lloyd, Rose Abdoo, Meagen Fay, Mark Bloom, Jailen Bates
When Ken's attractive new intern, Erin, shows up at Welltopia, Allison starts to feel a bit insecure when Erin's admiration for Ken veers into flirtatious territory. Meanwhile, Damona's boyfriend, Eric, wants her to confront her musical past when he learns she was the lead singer on the C & C Music Factory's 1990 dance jam, "Gonna Make You Sweat." Molly's first date with Jae leaves her wondering if he really likes her, so matchmaker D.K. goes on a secret mission to see what he can find out.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Jim Brandon, Brian SingletonGuest stars Jerry Minor, Justin Chon, Gillian Jacobs, Robert Clivillés, Zelma Davis
Ken spirals a bit out of control when he finds out Molly's new boyfriend, Jae, is leaving behind his pre-med studies to be an artist. At Welltopia, Pat asks Clark to monitor his weight loss program; and when Damona learns she isn't required to wear scrubs, her new look results in several awkward moments.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Warren HutchersonGuest stars Justin Chon
Amy, the producer of a documentary health series, follows Ken around to record a typical day at an HMO, giving Ken his big moment in the limelight. But much to Ken's chagrin, a series of the less than thrilling day-to-day parts of the job at Welltopia leads Ken to doubt his own career choice.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Mary FitzgeraldGuest stars Benton Jennings, Betsy Sodaro, Jerry Minor, Yvette Nicole Brown, Chip O'Neil, Joseph Keane, Irene Roseen, Staci Lynn Fletcher
When the star of Molly's high school basketball team injures his ankle, Ken's routine exam and unexpected diagnosis shocks everyone since it might keep the young man from playing in the big game. Meanwhile, Clark and Connor take another major step in their relationship before getting married, and Pat lets Allison in on the secret espresso coffeemaker he keeps in his office.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Paul O'Toole, Andy St. ClairGuest stars Stephen Guarino, Zak Henri, Kurt Scholler, Ursula Burton, John Colella, Vincent Washington
Ken lets Allison, who is second-guessing her decision to have a low-key Valentine's Day, think that a love poem Dave wrote for his sweetheart, Emily, is meant for her. Meanwhile, Molly and Jae consider Valentine's Day a corporate concoction; Clark plans a romantic scavenger hunt to lead Connor to his present; and complications arise when Damona and Eric have dinner at a restaurant that she and Pat once frequented when they were dating.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Hilary WinstonGuest stars Stephen Guarino, Jerry Minor, Zooey Jeong, Gillian Vigman, Justin Chon, T.W. Leshner, Sean Owens
Pat refuses to accept Ken's diagnosis that his stressful relationship with girlfriend Megan is causing his mysterious rash. Meanwhile, Dave wonders how he can break up with Emily without hurting her feelings, and Clark invites Allison to a new meditation studio.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Lisa McQuillanGuest stars Zooey Jeong, Gillian Vigman, Lisa Marie
Allison finds a suspicious lump in her breast during a self-check leading Ken and the HMO group to rush to her side as she awaits the results of the doctor's tests anxiously; Dave tries to figure out how he will portray a character in the play.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Jim Brandon, Ken Jeong, Brian SingletonGuest stars Patrick O'Sullivan, Tran Ho, Cheryl Lynn Bowers, Akil Pugh
Ken's dream comes true when he's cast in a comedy series that takes place at a community college.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Jim Brandon, Brian SingletonGuest stars Dan Harmon, Alison Brie, Nia Vardalos, Richard Erdman, Erik Charles Nielsen, Luke Youngblood, Danielle Kaplowitz, Steve Levy
Mike Sikowitz, Hilary Winston, Brian Singleton, Mike O'Connell, Mary Fitzgerald, Andy St. Clair, Nicole Sun, Jim Brandon, Paul O'Toole, Daniel Libman, Matthew Libman, Tim Doyle, Erik Sommers
