When Jeremy brings his family to Georgia to visit his grandfather Vinny, he discovers Vinny is now the owner and sole occupant of a rundown assisted living home.
As Leah struggles to find the right way to tell her kids that they've decided to stay in Georgia with Vinny, Jeremy tries to talk to his grandfather about the dilapidated state of the home.
Jeremy fears the worst after he has an altercation with Vinny, and Sandra and Philip try to figure out how to get back to Chicago.
When Vinny insists on calling the police to report Jeremy for punching him, Leah threatens to expose his backyard marijuana crop.
Sandra and Phillip have different reactions to the news that they're staying in Georgia, Vinny criticizes Jeremy's parenting skills, and Leah takes offense to Jeremy's assessment of her.
Leah tries to convince Jeremy he needs a business partner, and Vinny and Mr. Brown's personalities clash as they unravel their rocky past.
After Vinny and Mr. Brown have a heated debate over the question of Cora's paternity, Cora takes a tour of the home and tries to convince Mr. Brown to invest in it.
Leah drops off Sandra and Phillip for their first day of school, and Jeremy and Vinny argue over who's going to fix the plumbing.
An inexperienced Jeremy decides to clean out the septic tank himself, Leah waits to hear if the Browns will invest, and Sandra has an unexpectedly good first day at school.
Phillip tries to get to the bottom of Sandra's suddenly improved mood, Jeremy cleans up after his mishaps, and Mr. Brown drives a hard bargain.
Leah and Jeremy learn that Philip and Sandra have left the facility without their knowledge or their permission.
Sandra confronts Philip about snitching to their parents.
Lindor offers to be a helping hand around the living facility.
The Assisted Living crew bands together to get Jeremy released from jail when it catches Sheriff Luckett in a compromising position.
The family finds themselves in hot water after a new tenant moves in, and they get a surprise visitor.
Leah struggles to find her place at the Pleasant Days Assisted Living Facility.
Vinny and Reginald compete for new resident Anastasia's affections.
The Assisted Living crew welcomes new resident Efetobore Efe Omowale, but snap judge him as a scammer and deploys tactics to stall the signing of his lease.
When a council seat in the community opens up, both Jeremy and Vinny decide to run for office with wildly different platforms to improve the neighbourhood.
Anastasia struggles to deal with a potential loss of independence when the Assisted Living crew suggests she shouldn't drive anymore.
Efe and Mr. Brown start a business with a new anti-aging product, but it goes awry when the product has adverse effects and a lawsuit is threatened.
Sandra’s new problem causes major division in the Assisted Living Community
The family’s plans for Christmas are interrupted by inclement weather.
After Lindor gets arrested, Jeremy tries to assist in getting him released.
Lindor is stressed when his lawyer encourages him to take a plea deal, even though he is innocent.
When Cora announces that the church board is seeking a new pastor, which comes with an impressive salary, Brown decides to throw his hat into the pulpit.
Phillip is struggling with the SAT test, and he has huge anxiety about it. It also doesn't help that reading isn't a big hobby of his. So, Cora and the entire group encourages him to read, and helps him study.
When Efe becomes an accidental hero, he's mobbed by the media who insist on interviewing him about his heroic act. The crew uses Efe's fame for their own gain. They are shocked when Efe takes all of the proceeds and donates it.
Jeremy rushes into the kitchen because of an emergency. Leah and Phillip learn it's not an emergency at all -Jeremy has his first gray hair. In order to prove he still has his youth, Jeremy challenges Phillip to a race.
When an old white woman moves into Pleasant Days, her Karen behavior throws everyone for a loop; Reginald fears an escaped convict he put in prison has plans to take revenge.
In a get-rich-quick scheme, Mr. Brown decides to become a Country & Western singer. Jeremy is hesitant to get his first prostate exam.
When Leah ices Jeremy out during a fight about her spending habits, Efe and Anatasia dole out relationship advice, and Mr. Brown gets a new lease on life with a full head of hair.
Mr. Brown falls in love with Philip's history teacher and plots to sweep her off her feet; Efe romantically pursues Anastasia, raising eyebrows around the facility.
Jeremy is forced to stand up to his overbearing mother while Philip and Leah work hard to engineer the, Damn leave me alone prankthat's been going viral on the internet.
New resident Travis Pitstop Gaffney, a trucker from the backwoods, shows up at Pleasant Days, and the assisted living crew struggles to find common ground; Philip's new tutoring gig takes an awkward turn.
Mr. Brown and Anastasia argue that hypnosis isn't real until Mr. Brown is under and becomes his idol, Kung Fu Soul Brotha.
Philip begins dating a wealthy girl at school and arrives home in a Tesla; Leah and Jeremy demand he break it off until they begin receiving gifts that are hard to turn down.
The men learn how inferior Father's Day is to Mother's Day; they go all out for Mother's Day, but the women don't do the same for Father's Day; Mr. Brown convinces Jeremy to take command in his relationship.
When Reginald is put in charge of Cora's precious family heirloom bible and gives it away to charity, he's got to figure out how to replace ot before Cora discovers it missing.
Philip is spending a lot of 0me on the phone with his new girlfriend Chilecia so the family wants to meet her. She turns out to be a little too hood for the family.
Sandra is stressed out at college and decides to drop out, but Jeremy and Leah have concerns. Anastasia gets the itch to rekindle her celebrity career, and the inventive Mr. Brown becomes her new business manager.
Mr. Brown and Efe team up to secretly film a reality show starring the oblivious Pleasant Days residents; Philip gets a part-time job at a fast food restaurant, but begins to have second thoughts.
Mr. Brown attempts to impress a woman he thinks could be the future Mrs. Brown; when Mr.Brown's five-star dinner reservations fall through at the last minute, he solicits Philip to help whip up something gourmet.
Mr. Brown's girlfriend causes a stir when Anastasia realizes they are competing in the same elderly pageant for the crown of Ms. Golden Oldie; Leah is appalled when Jeremy buys her a high-tech broom as an early birthday gift.
Leah tasks Sandra with making the Thanksgiving turkey, but Sandra's got no clue how to cook and there are a lot of hangry residents ready to revolt. Anastasia struggles to cope when an old friend passes away.
Anastasia decides to go back to college, but quickly discovers how much things have changed since she was last on campus. The rival facility across the street challenges the Pleasant Days crew to a walk-a-thon for charity.
Chilecia becomes Jeremy's good luck charm in poker but it hinders Philip's relationship while voting differences cause an argument between all generations at the facility.
After Phillip goes out with his friends, Leah and Jeremy realize that he is a responsible young man. Through a counseling session, Leah and Cora teach the residents the importance of mental, physical and spiritual health.
When Cora runs for president of the local church, mud-slinging and sabotage threaten her reputation and test her faith. The Pleasant Days squad bolsters their ability to protect themselves by taking a self-defense class.
Philip feels as though he is being treated like a child and resists his parents' punishment. Mr. Brown sends Kimberly an innocent text message that gets him into trouble.
