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Comedy about a husband and wife trying to raise their five kids in a New York two-bedroom apartment.
Jeannie asks Jim to run some important errands, including dropping off their daughter's application to a prestigious Catholic girls' school.
Jim organizes a romantic anniversary including a Broadway show and a short hotel stay
Jim and Jeannie agree to dine with Daniel and his father in order to act as buffers; Dave joins the group for a wild night.
Jeannie asks Jim to run some important errands, including dropping off their daughter's application to a prestigious Catholic girls' school.
Jim celebrates Dave's birthday instead of Jeannie's, and even though she told him not to give her a gift or celebrate, Jeannie gets upset.
When Jim is finally invited to do "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon," Jeannie invites Father Nicholas along, making Jim more nervous.
Jim is called "superdad" in a magazine, and although Jeannie is happy for Jim, she is upset that there is no mention of her.
After Jim is photographed holding a Bible, he finds himself at the center of a firestorm.
After one of Jim's creepy friends asks Jeannie's sister out, Jim and Jeannie spend the night out in town hunting her down trying to stop what ever may happen from happening. Meanwhile Jim tries to eat and enjoy himself.
After getting frustrated with sick, lice-infested children, Jim wishes that he never got married and became a father.
Jim searches for his purpose in life and finds startling answers.
Jim is jailed and placed on trial for a crime he may or may not have committed.
Jim receives the opportunity of a lifetime but it's a tough pill to swallow.
Jim faces a harsh reality on where he stands in public perception and undertakes a quest to regain his position.
Jim tries to help his friend Dave who has hit a low point in his career.
Jim finds out that a huge movie star has taken an interest in him and flies to LA for an exciting project. But will his nerves get the better of him?
Jim is enlisted to help Dave with a project and things get completely out of control.
Jim and Jeannie have a huge fight and seek Father Nicholas's counsel only to discover what they are truly in conflict about.
Jim's brother visits New York and makes a life altering decision. Jim must decide if he should support his brother or follow his heart.
Jim takes all of his kids to the museum by himself and has an adventure that no one will forget.
Jeannie heads out of town with the kids and Jim navigates New York City alone for the weekend.
During a scary storm, Jim consoles his children by telling them a story from his own childhood and in the process learns an important lesson about his past.
