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An empty-nester mom wonders how she ended up alone while her children live their best lives thousands of miles away. She decides her place is with her family and as she reinserts herself into their lives, her kids realize they might actually need her more than they thought.
An empty-nester mom wonders how she ended up alone while her children live their best lives thousands of miles away. She decides her place is with her family and as she reinserts herself into their lives, her kids realize they might actually need her more than they thought.
Jean, an empty-nester mom, wonders how she ended up alone while her children live their best lives thousands of miles away; she decides to reinsert herself into their lives.
After the secret gets out that Jean came to L.A. to check on Freddie but not Jackie during quarantine, Jean plans a girls’ night for just her and Jackie to bond but it doesn’t go as smoothly as planned.
Jackie decides she needs to be Jean’s relationship guru and helps her land a date with a guy from the farmers market. Meanwhile, Freddie worries that he’s not interesting enough for Celia when he learns about her dating history and decides to make a change.
Jean brings the family together for Sunday dinner and invites Jackie's older boyfriend; Celia tries to prove to Freddie that Jean isn't her biggest fan.
Jean and Danny's relationship grows complicated emotionally and physically as they try to resist their feelings for one another until his divorce is final; Freddie is disappointed to learn that Celia plans to keep her place as a backup plan.
As Jean's birthday approaches, Jackie and Freddie compete over who is getting her the best gift; Jean's best friend surprises her in Los Angeles, but their time spent celebrating quickly takes a turn.
When Lane's judgmental mom comes to town, Lane tries to hide anything that she may disapprove of; Freddie attempts to hide his professional success to make Jackie feel better about her current difficulties.
Before Sharon leaves town, she and Jean decide to plan a trip to Vegas. Meanwhile, Celia and Freddie have a serious conversation about whether or not they want kids.
Jean, an empty-nester mom, wonders how she ended up alone while her children live their best lives thousands of miles away; she decides to reinsert herself into their lives.
After the secret gets out that Jean came to L.A. to check on Freddie but not Jackie during quarantine, Jean plans a girls’ night for just her and Jackie to bond but it doesn’t go as smoothly as planned.
Jackie decides she needs to be Jean’s relationship guru and helps her land a date with a guy from the farmers market. Meanwhile, Freddie worries that he’s not interesting enough for Celia when he learns about her dating history and decides to make a change.
Jean brings the family together for Sunday dinner and invites Jackie's older boyfriend; Celia tries to prove to Freddie that Jean isn't her biggest fan.
Jean and Danny's relationship grows complicated emotionally and physically as they try to resist their feelings for one another until his divorce is final; Freddie is disappointed to learn that Celia plans to keep her place as a backup plan.
As Jean's birthday approaches, Jackie and Freddie compete over who is getting her the best gift; Jean's best friend surprises her in Los Angeles, but their time spent celebrating quickly takes a turn.
When Lane's judgmental mom comes to town, Lane tries to hide anything that she may disapprove of; Freddie attempts to hide his professional success to make Jackie feel better about her current difficulties.
Before Sharon leaves town, she and Jean decide to plan a trip to Vegas. Meanwhile, Celia and Freddie have a serious conversation about whether or not they want kids.
After Danny's divorce is finalized, he asks Jean to go out on an official first date with him; Freddie and Jackie fight over who should get to keep Jean's old engagement ring.
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