When Suzanne's ex-husband wants to lower his monthly child support payments, Nick jumps at the chance to get rid of Frank's financial support, while Suzanne has mixed feelings about Frank abandoning his responsibilities. Guest stars: Ice Cube, Charlie Murphy.

When Nick tries to be spontaneous, but Suzanne resists and instead plans a date night that fails, they attempt to be spontaneous together--until they realize it's better if she makes plans but keeps him in the dark.

When Nick's new field producer, Sam, turns out to be female, Suzanne is convinced she's trying to steal her man, a suggestion Nick thinks is absurd--until Sam makes a move on Nick.

Suzanne ruins Nick's Guy Night. So Nick goes to the spa with Suzanne when she is there with her friends.

When Marilyn throws a gold party at Nick and Suzanne's, and Nick learns Suzanne's wedding ring isn't real, he sets out to have a real ring made before Suzanne learns the truth, while Suzanne thinks she has lost her wedding ring forever and panics trying to replace it.

When Suzanne suspects that Lindsey's athletic new crush from school is gay because he has style, Nick sets out to prove that he isn't, until he can no longer ignore the signs and helps the boy tell Lindsay the truth.

When Nick's colleagues at the station encourages him to send Lindsey and Kevin to a private school, Nick and Suzanne look into it, only to be misled about the process.

When Suzanne is overly protective teaching Lindsey how to drive, Nick takes over and makes Lindsey feel confident, until she scratches Suzannes's car and chooses to lie about it.

Nick attempts to have a night out with Lindsey, but when all she wants to do is follow around a young celebrity DJ who doesn't even know her name, Nick tries to teach her how a man should really treat her.

When the Kingston-Persons decide to have a game night, all bets are off, as unlikely friends are drawn to one another when paired together for games

Nick tries to help Kevin with his Valentine's Day at school, but his advice backfires when Kevin gets sent home

Suzanne serves on a committee at Kevin’s school, but complications arise when her fellow female members disrespect her—but adore Nick.

Nick and Suzanne are forced to go on a television court show to settle a dispute over a misplaced birthday present

Nick plans a surprise, belated honeymoon for he and Suzanne. But when Suzanne discovers the mystery reservations, she assumes her man is having an affair with boxing champ Laila Ali!

As Lindsay tries to turn the family into reality TV superstars, Kevin makes a discovery that brings a little TOO much reality into the Kingston-Person's home.

When Lindsey accompanies Suzanne to work and meets one of her mother's old friends, a misunderstanding causes Lindsey to believe she may have a secret older brother.

When Troy provokes a school bully, Kevin strikes up a friendship with his tormentor to avoid a beat down. But he soon learns the meaning of real friendship when he finds the courage to stand up for himself.

After catching Nick watching a racy rap video, Suzanne makes a friendly wager that she can out dance any of the video vixens on the screen.

When Nick is invited to play in a celebrity golf tournament at Walt Disney World, Suzanne is disappointed she has to miss the family's first vacation. But even after a last minute change of plans lands her in the happiest place on earth, a case of cell phone mistaken identity threatens to keep the family apart.

Annoyed that she and Nick never do anything together as a couple, Suzanne signs the two of them up for salsa lessons, but is surprised to learn her control issues are made transparent on the dance floor.

Nick asks Suzanne to help pro baseball player Ray Savage plan a children's charity event, but when he learns of Ray's reputation as a womanizer, Nick worries the athlete may have more on his mind than just kids.

When Nick enlists Kevin to help Staten Island Mike's nephew Frankie study for a test, Frankie bribes Kevin into taking it for him. But Kevin realizes he may be in too deep when his high marks make Frankie look like an academic superstar.