The story of two teenage girls who discover they were accidentally switched as newborns in the hospital. Bay Kennish grew up in a wealthy family with two parents and a brother, while Daphne Vasquez, who lost her hearing at an early age due to a case of meningitis, grew up with a single mother in a working-class neighborhood. Things come to a dramatic head when both families meet and struggle to learn how to live together for the sake of the girls.
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The story of two teenage girls who discover they were accidentally switched as newborns in the hospital. Bay Kennish grew up in a wealthy family with two parents and a brother, while Daphne Vasquez, who lost her hearing at an early age due to a case of meningitis, grew up with a single mother in a working-class neighborhood. Things come to a dramatic head when both families meet and struggle to learn how to live together for the sake of the girls.
Season 4 episodes
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With both Emmett and Daphne heading off to college, Bay finds that taking the blame for Daphne may be harder than she thought.
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Directed by Steve MinerWritten by Lizzy WeissGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, Stephanie Nogueras, Rachel Shenton, Austin Cauldwell, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Sarah Stouffer, Bess Armstrong
Daphne struggles with the speed and depth of her coursework.
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Directed by Michael LangeWritten by Henry RoblesGuest stars Max Adler, Alec Mapa, Jill Remez, Austin Cauldwell, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Sarah Stouffer, Bess Armstrong, Bruce Nozick
Bay's current status may prevent her from qualifying for the Kansas City Artist Showcase.
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Directed by Glenn SteelmanWritten by Terrence Coli, William H. BrownGuest stars Ryan Lane, Stephanie Nogueras, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Sharon Wilkins, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Shari Headley, Alice Lee
We Were So Close That Nothing Use to Stand Between Us
43m9.0 / 10
Bay feels pressured to maximize her short time with Emmett when he comes for a surprise visit.
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Directed by Allan ArkushWritten by Linda Gase, Bekah BrunstetterGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, B.K. Cannon, Max Adler, Austin Cauldwell, Bess Armstrong, Rana Roy, Matt Orduna
After a night of drinking with her friend Tank (guest star Max Adler, "Glee"), Bay wakes to find that she doesn't remember all the details of the night. She tries to piece together the events of the evening, but as she speaks with different people about the situation, what really happened may not be so clear.
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Directed by Melanie MayronWritten by Lizzy Weiss, Joy GregoryGuest stars Ryan Lane, Max Adler, Rachel Shenton, Austin Cauldwell, Sarah Stouffer, Bess Armstrong, Rana Roy, Terrell Tilford
A private matter goes public for Bay, leading to an investigation by the university.
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Directed by Ron LagomarsinoWritten by Henry Robles, Darla LansuGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, Stephanie Nogueras, Brian Gutierrez, B.K. Cannon, Max Adler, Rachel Shenton, Sharon Pierre-Louis
As a severe storm warning forces everyone to hunker down indoors, Kathryn's mom Bonnie comes for a visit, bringing her friend Lucille and delivers some unexpected news to Kathryn. Bay finds that Emmett is avoiding any discussion of what triggered the UMKC investigation. Meanwhile, Daphne goes to see Regina at the coffee house where several shocks await her, including one that will put her freedom at risk.
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Directed by Lea ThompsonWritten by William H. BrownGuest stars Meredith Baxter, Rene Moran, Terrell Tilford, Joanna Cassidy, Ivy Beech, Robert Mitchell, Sayeed Shahidi
Bay tries to figure out how she can pursue an art career. Regina invites Eric and his son to stay with her temporarily. Mingo asks Daphne to hang out. Meanwhile, Kathryn offers to help Travis with his English.
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Directed by Jonathan FrakesWritten by Linda GaseGuest stars Ryan Lane, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Sarah Stouffer, Sharon Wilkins, Rana Roy, Terrell Tilford, Gary Kraus, Adam Hagenbuch
Iris urges Daphne to broaden her college experience by rushing a sorority. Bay inserts herself when Travis's popularity as a UMKC baseball player starts to affect his relationship with Mary Beth. Meanwhile, Toby plans to ask Lily to move in with him.
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Directed by David PaymerWritten by Terrence ColiGuest stars Ryan Lane, B.K. Cannon, Rachel Shenton, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Adam Hagenbuch, Alice Lee, Robert Clotworthy, Russell Harvard
Intent on making their relationship work, Bay surprises Emmett with a visit to Los Angeles while he's shooting his first big class project. Daphne is distraught with her performance in school and the idea of letting Bay and her family down. Kathryn and Toby get the chance to have their musical produced. Meanwhile, Regina is shocked by Eric's reaction to a buyout offer on the coffeeshop.
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Directed by Norman BuckleyWritten by Lizzy Weiss, Bekah BrunstetterGuest stars Ryan Lane, Jill Remez, Rachel Shenton, Austin Cauldwell, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Alice Lee
Bay is haunted by her breakup with Emmett and struggles to figure out where their relationship fell apart. Daphne's excitement about her new relationship with Mingo is hampered by her friends' opinion of him. John and Kathryn's new accountant has some bad news. Regina digs deeper into the story of Eric's ex-wife, and everyone is shocked by the news that someone is pregnant.
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Directed by Millicent SheltonWritten by Lizzy WeissGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, Rachel Shenton, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Alice Lee, Arnell Powell
How Does a Girl Like You Get to Be a Girl Like You
43m9.0 / 10
In the wake of her breakup with Emmett, Bay decides to refocus her energy on school and signs up for a Spanish class, only to discover that the new harassment policy has put her in the spotlight. Daphne learns that her D in Chemistry will affect her scholarship. John finds himself under serious financial strain as Kathryn makes plans to produce her musical herself. Meanwhile, Daphne and Mingo have a major difference of opinion that leaves Daphne with doubts about their compatibility.
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Directed by Zetna FuentesWritten by Bekah BrunstetterGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, B.K. Cannon, Rachel Shenton, Austin Cauldwell, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Arnell Powell
Daphne is thrilled when Eric asks Regina to move in with him, but Regina is troubled by how little she knows about the mother of Eric's son, Will, and decides to go to Atlanta to find out more about the woman. John's financial stresses come to a head when Toby approaches the family for support, prompting John to lash out at him. Bay is surprised to learn she and Daphne have opposing opinions about how to deal with the pregnancy. Meanwhile, Travis goes to Los Angeles to visit Emmett and is dismayed to find Emmett has gone "Hollywood."
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Directed by David PaymerWritten by Lizzy Weiss, Dayna Lynne North, David PaymerGuest stars Ryan Lane, Rachel Shenton, Terrell Tilford, Alice Lee, Kim Hawthorne, Jamie Brewer, Patrick Thomas Cragin, Lenora May
The news about Regina moving out from the guest house is a big discovery on its own, but it's definitely not the only one. As Kathryn and John discuss the future of their finances, they stumble upon the idea of endorsing products. Daphne joins an ambulance ride-along so that she can become her dorm's safety captain. Meanwhile, the reminder of Angelo's upcoming birthday only creates more tension.
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Directed by Ron LagomarsinoWritten by Henry Robles, Alexander GeorgakisGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, McKinley Freeman, Adam Rose, Michael Christian Alexander, Catherine Bruhier
Instead of Damning the Darkness, it's Better to Light a Little Lantern
43m9.0 / 10
Daphne, Bay, and Travis celebrate spring break with a volunteer trip to rural Mexico with Melody to distribute hearing aids to underprivileged locals.
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Directed by Michael LangeWritten by Lizzy Weiss, Linda GaseGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, Sean McGowan, Christine Avila, Jaime Alvarez, Dan J. Johnson, Karen Bethzabe, David A. Garcia
Daphne and Mingo decide to introduce their parents at the Kennishes' grill night, only to find Mingo's father is the business manager John blames for his current financial problems. Bay has an awkward run in with Tank at the restaurant where he works.
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Directed by D.W. MoffettWritten by William H. BrownGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Ryan Lane, Max Adler, Sean McGowan, Nyle DiMarco, Adam Hagenbuch, John Michael Higgins, Paula Marshall
With Mingo's help, Daphne holds a fundraiser to help support a sign-language school in Mexico. Bay is livid when a student starts using her art to sell crude t-shirts. Regina deals with the repercussions of digging through Eric's past. Meanwhile, Toby and Lily have to make difficult decisions about their future.
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Directed by Jay KarasWritten by T.J. Brady, Rasheed NewsonGuest stars Ryan Lane, Stephanie Nogueras, Rachel Shenton, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Russell Harvard, Dan J. Johnson, Justin Castor
Daphne's correspondence with Quinn starts to affect her relationship with Mingo.
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Directed by Michael GrossmanWritten by Henry Robles, Dayna Lynne NorthGuest stars Ryan Lane, Rachel Shenton, Austin Cauldwell, Sharon Pierre-Louis, Rana Roy, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Kim Hawthorne
In an effort to finish some last minute planning for Lily's baby shower, Regina asks Bay to spend some time with Will.
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Directed by Carlos GonzálezWritten by Linda GaseGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Bianca Bethune, Rachel Shenton, Bess Armstrong, Terrell Tilford, Sayeed Shahidi, Kim Hawthorne, Natalie Wachen
Bay is excited to hold her first art show. Daphne interviews for an internship that would bring her closer to Quinn, causing friction with Mingo.
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Directed by Melanie MayronWritten by Lizzy Weiss, Bekah BrunstetterGuest stars Marlee Matlin, Sam Page, Ryan Lane, Rachel Shenton, Terrell Tilford, Adam Hagenbuch, Sayeed Shahidi, Kim Hawthorne