A '90s-set single-camera comedy about a hip-hop-loving Asian kid growing up in suburban Orlando, being raised by an immigrant father obsessed with all things American and an immigrant mother often bewildered by white culture.
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A '90s-set single-camera comedy about a hip-hop-loving Asian kid growing up in suburban Orlando, being raised by an immigrant father obsessed with all things American and an immigrant mother often bewildered by white culture.
Season 2 episodes
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When Louis is forced to bring his family on a business trip to Gator World, Jessica learns the art of relaxation and Eddie takes on the "Death Roll." Meanwhile, Evan loses his last baby tooth but isn't ready to join the big kid club.
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Directed by Lynn SheltonWritten by Nahnatchka KhanGuest stars Sarah Baker, Ava Acres, Luna Blaise, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Evan Hannemann, Riki Lindhome
Nicole convinces Eddie to ditch piccolo and become her tutor, then ends up ditching him when she meets a new boy. Crushed, Eddie stops eating and listens to Boyz II Men's "End of the Road" on repeat. Jessica is confused by his behavior and seeks parenting advice from Honey.
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Directed by Claire ScanlonWritten by Matt KuhnGuest stars Ray Wise, Luna Blaise, Isabella Alexander, Shu Lan Tuan, Anthony Keyvan, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams
It's Louis and Jessica's wedding anniversary and Louis plans a romantic evening out - to the car dealership. Meanwhile, Evan and his "friends" help Eddie buy The Hot Dogger, a hot dog-shaped water slideSource: ABC
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Directed by Lynn SheltonWritten by Keith HeislerGuest stars Sonya Eddy, Rachel Cannon, Stacey Scowley, Paul Scheer, Johnny Pemberton, Andrew Friedman, Shaquille O'Neal, Joseph Beck
As Eddie's first school dance approaches, Louis is determined to make the night as perfect as a John Hughes film. Meanwhile, Jessica spends the day with Grandma Huang in hopes of getting on her good side so she will invest in her new business venture.
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Directed by Tristram ShapeeroWritten by Jeff ChiangGuest stars Jillian Armenante, Isabella Alexander, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, David Goldman, Evan Hannemann, Paul Scheer
It's the Huangs' first Halloween in the suburbs and Louis is determined to turn their "dead" street into a prime destination for trick-or-treaters. And as Louis, Eddie, Emery, Evan and even Grandma Huang show off their elaborate costumes, Jessica has bigger plans - to protect her investment property from teenage pranksters.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Eric ZiobrowskiGuest stars Ray Wise, Luna Blaise, Adam Irigoyen, Alexandre Chen, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Rachel Cannon
Louis goes on a local morning talk show to promote Cattleman's Ranch and fears he humiliated himself and poorly represented his culture. Meanwhile, Eddie and his friends are confused about who their girlfriends are and attempt to sort it out during a group date at the skating rink.
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Directed by Phil TraillWritten by Camilla BlackettGuest stars Jillian Armenante, Isabella Alexander, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Ken Marino, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Evan Hannemann
It's Eddie's 12th birthday and instead of celebrating with his family, he plans his own birthday party with his friends at the mall. When confronted about his secret party, Eddie confesses that the Huang family rules are stifling his true persona.
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Directed by Lynn SheltonWritten by Rachna FruchbomGuest stars Ray Wise, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Evan Hannemann, Paul Scheer, Mo Collins, Lincoln A. Castellanos
The Huangs are hosting Thanksgiving this year, and Jessica is determined to out-do her sister who has hosted in years past.
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Directed by Gail MancusoWritten by David SmithymanGuest stars Ray Wise, Rex Lee, Susan Park, Shu Lan Tuan, Lance Lim, C.S. Lee, Daniel Roebuck, Van Epperson
Jessica and Honey's friendship hits a rough patch after an argument about the investment property. Louis's old friend Barry overstays his welcome. And Eddie starts a part-time job working for DMX.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Ali WongGuest stars Isabella Alexander, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Evan Hannemann, Eric Edelstein, JB Smoove, June Angela
Jessica and Louis convince Evan that Santa is a scientist with multiple post-graduate degrees who's also a good friend of his mother's and Eddie and Emery search for the perfect Christmas gift for their mother.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Kourtney KangGuest stars Ray Wise, Nicole J. Butler, Paul Scheer, Bayne Gibby, Chris Chauncey, Bill Doyle, Christopher Lusti
A plane ticket snafu causes the Huangs to spend the Chinese New Year in Orlando, rather than in Washington with the rest of the family.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by Sheng WangGuest stars Ray Wise, Jillian Armenante, Kaiwi Lyman, Noel Gugliemi, Rachel Cannon, Stacey Scowley, Paul Scheer, Rob Huebel
Honey and Marvin look after the boys so Jessica and Louis can enjoy Valentine's Day together. Eddie wants to take Alison to a Janet Jackson concert.
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Directed by Phil TraillWritten by Jeff ChiangGuest stars Ray Wise, Isabella Alexander, Trevor Larcom, Jon Daly, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Doc Farrow, Taylor Hatala
The Cattleman's Ranch receives a bad review, which doesn't sit well with Louis and Jessica and Eddie makes a romantic mix tape for Alison, but it falls into the wrong hands.
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Directed by Alisa StatmanWritten by Rich BlomquistGuest stars Jillian Armenante, Tim Heidecker, Luna Blaise, Isabella Alexander, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, David Goldman, Evan Hannemann
Louis and Jessica decide to pay tennis legend Billie Jean King to train Emery after finding out that he has great potential. Eddie helps Evan deal with a gambling debt.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Sanjay ShahGuest stars Hunter Stiebel, Isabella Alexander, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Evan Hannemann, Billie Jean King, Duncan Calladine
Jessica attempts to encourage Louis to make some friends. Louis' new buddy at the pool hall turns out to be an attractive woman and Jessica feels jealous.
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Directed by Jude WengWritten by Matt KuhnGuest stars Sonya Eddy, Sheng Wang, Luna Blaise, Isabella Alexander, Anthony Keyvan, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams
Louis discovers the demands of being a stay-at-home parent after an accident sidelines him from work. Jessica, meanwhile, struggles with managing the Cattleman's Ranch.
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Directed by Lynn SheltonWritten by Keith HeislerGuest stars Jillian Armenante, Laura Gardner, Noel Gugliemi, Paul Scheer, David Wells, Matthew J. Cates, Brody Moller, Victor Amayo
After Jessica clashes with another mother, she is concerned that she is the cause of Evan being uninvited to a birthday party.
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Directed by Christine GernonWritten by Eric ZiobrowskiGuest stars Ray Wise, J. Anthony Pena, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Ken Marino, Noel Gugliemi, Trevor Larcom, Jamal Duff, Keiran Edmundson
After the family become infected with lice, Louis leaves Jessica to deal with it. Eddie attempts to back out of a bet he has made.
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Directed by Claire ScanlonWritten by Kourtney KangGuest stars Ray Wise, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, David Goldman, Evan Hannemann, Brooke Baumer, Al Madrigal
Jessica and Honey find out a juicy secret about Deidre. Louis and Eddie come up with a way to deal with some negative emotions.
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Directed by Sean KavanaghWritten by Abbey CaldwellGuest stars Ray Wise, Colleen Ryan, Kimberly Crandall, Rachel Cannon, Stacey Scowley, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Zabeth Russell
Evan is excited to open his first bank account, but is unsure if he should use his American name or his Chinese name on the account. As a result, Louis and Jessica reveal how they acquired their American names and recall the first time they met.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Rachna FruchbomGuest stars Ray Wise, Susan Park, Rachel Cannon, Stacey Scowley, Evan Hannemann, Amir Talai, Shaquille O'Neal, JB Smoove
Jessica is able to convince Honey and grandma to rent out the renovated house but not everything goes to plan.
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Directed by Jude WengWritten by Camilla BlackettGuest stars Trevor Larcom, Evan Hannemann, Alex Quijano, Eric Edelstein, Allison Scagliotti, Patrick Fischler, John Francis Daley, Kim Estes
Louis attempts to help Emery be cool at school. Jessica proves she can be a fun mother by chaperoning Eddie's field trip to Colonial Floridatowne.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by David SmithymanGuest stars Ray Wise, Will Babbitt, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, David Goldman, Evan Hannemann, Maria Bamford
Eddie's girlfriend is determined to try and impress Jessica. Emery asks Louis for help with his graduation speech.
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Directed by Nahnatchka KhanWritten by Rich BlomquistGuest stars Luna Blaise, Isabella Alexander, Roman Dean George, Maria Bamford, Marlowe Peyton, Ashley Liao, Alina Lopez
Louis' brother pays a visit with some big news. Eddie attempts to find a way to watch Chris Rock's latest comedy special.
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Directed by Bill PurpleWritten by Sanjay ShahGuest stars Ray Wise, Isabella Alexander, Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Ken Jeong, Evan Hannemann, Raymond Ma