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 5 episodes
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While Honey and Marvin celebrate the birth of their baby, Jessica’s book is finally released, and she’s optimistically looking forward to a book store reading that’s been set up by her publisher to help boost sales. Louis is so excited to promote the book across the country that he buys an RV from Los Angeles Lakers great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who owns an RV dealership which is managed by underappreciated Calvin. Meanwhile, Emery and Evan are concerned about Eddie after Nicole tells him that she’s moving to New York, and he seems completely unfazed about losing his best friend.
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Directed by Anya AdamsWritten by Matt KuhnGuest stars Luna Blaise, Jaleel White, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Nikea Gamby-Turner, Michael Cooper
When Jessica offers to help out exhausted new mother Honey with Zuo Yue Zi – which means “Sitting the Month” taking care of her – Honey begins to realize that 30 days of having to abide by Jessica’s strict rules and dietary regimen could leave her more harried then she already is. Meanwhile, after watching “Pumping Iron,” Eddie and Emery attempt to put together a workout routine in order to buff themselves up; and Louis tries to bond more with Evan, who is a die-hard “mommy guy.”
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Directed by Michael SpillerWritten by Amelie Gillette
Honey and Marvin ask Jessica and Louis to be baby Maria’s godparents, and Jessica offers to babysit her on Halloween night. But the Huangs are in for a spooky evening when they agree to help wean the baby off of her pacifier. Meanwhile, Eddie is hired by mattress store owner Harv for a job to make some extra money so that he can buy himself a car and ends up having to work in the creepy store all by himself on Halloween.
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Directed by Jay ChandrasekharWritten by Laura McCrearyGuest stars Trevor Larcom, Cameron Judd, George Wendt, Skylar Gray, Lucas Armendariz, Dan Bauer, Jason Jack Beeber, Caroline Hall
Louis makes it his mission to teach Eddie how to be a good driver after a police officer makes a comment about Asian drivers; Evan is jealous when he discovers that Grandma has only been inviting Emery to hang out with her at her new apartment.
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Directed by Anya AdamsWritten by Keith HeislerGuest stars Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Evan Hannemann, Steve Brewster, Greg Bryan, Dana Byrne, Anthony Marciona
Jessica and Lewis are thrilled when a Chinese family moves into the neighborhood; Evan goes door-to-door collecting information for the census bureau; Eddie and Emery plot to find out when they can sneak over to use someone's pool.
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Directed by Claire ScanlonWritten by Jeff ChiangGuest stars Jimmy O. Yang, Colleen Ryan, Kimberly Crandall, Rachel Cannon, Reggie Lee, Ming-Na Wen, Rachel Andersen, Fred Cross
Jessica is concerned when she discovers that Eddie's substitute English teacher has thrown out the class syllabus; Louis and Honey try in vain to find a workout group that can help both of them lose some weight.
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Directed by Angela C. TortuWritten by Eric ZiobrowskiGuest stars Meera Simhan, Ray Ford, Evan Hannemann, Emily Berry, Reece Caddell, Ryan Hansen, Dawan Owens, Kim D'Armond
Louis is crushed to find out that Matthew Chestnut is quitting the restaurant to take a job at Dollywood. Louis ends up hiring Eddie’s friend Trent, which doesn’t sit well with his son. Meanwhile, Jessica does everything she can to appease Amy Chestnut in order to get her job as PTA president; and after telling a joke and getting a laugh from Emery, Evan deludes himself into thinking that he’s the funnier brother.
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Directed by Josh GreenbaumWritten by Erica OyamaGuest stars Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Matt Oberg, Zabeth Russell, Evan Hannemann, Angela Kinsey, Gio Schwab
Eddie informs Jessica that he wants to spend Christmas with friend Nicole in New York; Louis and Evan do their best to help an overwhelmed Emery decide on which one of his numerous friends to invite to the family's Christmas Eve dinner.
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Directed by Sean KavanaghWritten by Rachna FruchbomGuest stars Luke Judy, Mary Holland, Diego Alexander, Elyssa Phillips, Fitz Houston
Louis and Jessica think they've won a weekend getaway at a posh resort, but instead they're stuck at a marriage retreat where troubled couples work out their relationship problems with the help of Guru Sheela.
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Directed by Angela C. TortuWritten by Teresa HsiaoGuest stars Hina Abdullah, Trevor Larcom, June Diane Raphael, Chris Witaske, William Joseph Hill, Pamela Hill
Evan has a girlfriend! And Jessica deeply disapproves because she thinks it will distract him from his schoolwork and cause his grades to decline. Meanwhile, Eddie, Emery and Honey are shocked when they all go out to see the film “You’ve Got Mail,” and Louis hates it. But Louis’ reason for disliking the film has to do with a ruthless act he unconsciously committed years ago which resulted in a mom and pop rib shack going out of business, much like what took place in the movie.
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Directed by Alisa StatmanWritten by Abbey CaldwellGuest stars Alex Quijano, Tracy Vilar, Dale Raoul, Fred Grandy, Julia Garcia, Jackie Michele Johnson, Nikki Star
Eddie finally gets his driver's license; but instead of freedom, he finds an endless list of errands to run for his mom. Louis is excited for a boy's weekend at Chili Con with Marvin, until Honey tags along; and Jessica faces off with her nemesis, Jamie, at the school fundraiser.
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Directed by Anya AdamsWritten by Josh Kirby, Jon VelesGuest stars Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Dash Williams, Zabeth Russell, George Paez, Evan Hannemann, Barry Ratcliffe, Alton Clemente
Louis is obsessed with the great outdoors after seeing new movie “Legends of the Fall”; so for his 40th birthday, he decides that the family needs to go camping. Horrified, the kids try to convince him otherwise. Meanwhile, Honey gives Jessica tips about the best gift to give Louis on his milestone birthday.
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Directed by Josh GreenbaumWritten by Eric Ziobrowski
It’s Chinese New Year and the Lees, Elaine, Julius and son, Horac, are back. Elaine tries to give Jessica tips on building a better relationship with Grandma Huang. Meanwhile, inspired by a Lee family tradition, Louis challenges Emery to a wrestling match to start the new year; and Eddie goes all in betting his red envelope money on who will be the winner.
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Directed by Kyle WeberWritten by Cindy FangGuest stars Jimmy O. Yang, Rachel Cannon, Reggie Lee, Ming-Na Wen, Derek SuJin Lee, Jordan Chew, Kenneth Lau
On Valentine’s Day, the mood is anything but romantic as Jessica competes with Louis to see who can give Evan the best advice on how to celebrate with new girlfriend, Sicily. Eddie asks Honey for help to find out who his secret admirer is after he’s passed a love note on a Cattleman’s delivery run.
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Written by Cory CaplanGuest stars Jillian Armenante, Trevor Larcom, Isabel Marcus, Paul Scheer, Julia Garcia, Beth Crosby, Matt Hobby, George Tovar
Jessica drives Principal Hunter crazy at Evan’s school when she declares that she’s “shadow principal” and follows him around for a day to learn about his job. When she finds out perfect son Evan has been caught acting out, she immediately blames Eddie’s bad influence, but there’s more to it than that.
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Directed by Alisa StatmanWritten by Laura McCrearyGuest stars Ray Ford, David Goldman, Greg Worswick, Jessica Mikayla Adams
Eddie begins dating Trent's sister Tina but it puts a strain on his friendship with Trent. When Evan fails his physical education test because he can't run, he turns to Jessica for help, but she's even worse at running than he is. Meanwhile, Louis is thrilled when the restaurant gets the Golden Prune award as being the best place for seniors to dine, but the honor doesn't reap the results he expected.
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Directed by Sean KavanaghWritten by Jamie BlockGuest stars Trevor Larcom, Isabel Marcus, Scott Broderick, Starr Gilliard, Bianca Lopez, Kasey Cummings, Heath Gfeller
Eddie, angry after his mom tells him he’s too immature to go on a student exchange trip to Taiwan, takes Jessica at her word when she says “my house, my rules” and leaves home. But when he ends up living with Horace in his new apartment, he has second thoughts. Louis and Evan suspect Emery is leading some sort of secret life after he quits the volleyball team but lies about still going to practice, so they begin following him.
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Directed by Amy York RubinWritten by David SmithymanGuest stars Jimmy O. Yang, Abraham Amkpa, Glenn Fancher, Kaitlyn Raymond
Louis tries his best to convince Jessica to consider early retirement, but she’s having none of it. When Eddie looks for advice on how to be a better person for Tina and win her back, he ends up watching her favorite TV show, “Sex and the City,” for clues.
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Directed by Jude WengWritten by Amelie GilletteGuest stars Prophet Bolden, Trevor Larcom, Isabel Marcus, Rachel Cannon, Evan Hannemann, Matt Besser, Suzanne Ford, Cyrus Arnold
Jessica starts her college classes, leaving Evan in charge at home as “vice mommy.” But the transition doesn’t go smoothly, either for her starting school again or with Evan taking over the reins of the Huang household. Eddie and Louis run into conflict when Eddie just wants his dad to treat him as an employee, and not a son, at Cattleman’s Ranch.
Tensions between Evan and Eddie run high as Evan’s friends are wowed by Eddie’s coolness when he starts hanging out with them, making Evan feel like a complete nerd. Louis and Jessica become convinced that Grandma is being scammed by an internet lothario in Chile.
Eddie ships off to Taiwan for the cultural exchange program, blithely ignoring his parents’ advice about how hard it was for them when they came to America for the first time. After all, he’s been to Taiwan before, what could go wrong? Plenty, when he ends up separated from his group with no money and next-to-no language skills. Meanwhile, back home in Orlando, the Huangs adjust to life without Eddie.
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Guest stars Simu Liu, Trevor Larcom, Wilky Lau, Grace Yee, Jun Yu, Samantha Tan, Sui Keung Wong
Just as the Huangs are settling into life without Eddie, an international incident catapults him not only to Taiwanese fame but also right back to America. In order to fix Eddie’s mess, the family gets a new “daughter”; but when things go awry, Jessica must add a new word to her vocabulary. Meanwhile, master babysitter Evan watches Maria for Honey and Marvin, and ends up learning more about himself than he expected.
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Guest stars Trevor Larcom, Willis Chung, Stephen Oyoung, Carl Chao, Shaw Jones, Wendy Rosoff, Patrick Quinlan, Jun Yu
