After losing his job, Jeremy, a patriarch of a young family with teenage children, decides to move to the backwoods of Georgia to help his crazy grandfather. Grandpa Vinny has foolishly purchased a terribly run-down home for the elderly and he is in way over his head, but comedy ensues as Mr. Brown and Cora show up at the right time as needy investors.
A shocking truth is revealed when Jeremy and Leah force Phillip and Sandra to come clean, and Mr. Brown takes a deep dive into internet conspiracy theories.
Reginald must face a daunting truth with his son Brandon, and Vinny starts a business venture that throws Pleasant Days into a chaotic spiral.
Jeremy and Leah are forced to put their foot down upon receiving disappointing news concerning Phillip, and Sandra's school project inspires Efe to rethink his life.
Anastasia relives her childhood and springs into action to combat criminal activity. The Pleasant Days Assisted Living family must prepare for the new increase in crime.
Tensions escalate as tempers flare between Reginald and his estranged son Brandon, and Leah's emotional disconnect with Sandra leaves her terribly confused.
Reginald is being honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Reginald and Jeremy focus on fine-tuning their parental relationships with their sons.
Cora and Leah tell Reginald he's still on thin ice with Brandon. Vinny attempts to have the facility join his Ponzi scheme.
Vinny attempts to take matters into his own hands with the recent armed crimes around the neighborhood. The facility is in an uproar regarding their safety after the recent armed crimes around the neighborhood.
Cora has a new romantic suitor, which causes a rift between her and Mr. Brown. Everyone celebrates Philip for his recent academic achievements, and he receives an unexpected gift.
Mr. Brown is adamant about seizing the speed demons in the neighborhood. Leah is about to lose the trust she has in Sandra.
Sandra and Philip brainstorm the best way to celebrate their parents' anniversary, and the facility assembles a search for Reginald when he goes missing on his morning walk.
With Reginald still missing, Sandra, Philip, Vinny, Mr. Brown and Cora post flyers around the neighborhood and online, and Reginald's son Brandon arrives in town.
Anastasia is conflicted about continuing her walks with Reginald due to his memory loss. Detective Elliot warns Jeremy about a new DA on the case who plans to throw the book at the young robbers.
Efe gets more than he bargained for when he sneaks a sample of Vinny's homemade brownies, and Jeremy, Leah and Cora team up to see what could be wrong with Phillip.
Leah and Jeremy get their money's worth with the consultant they hire to prepare the facility for inspection, and Reginald's mental condition deteriorates during a wedding ceremony.
Leah's jealousy of Sandra and Anastasia's relationship reaches a tipping point during a special baking competition, and Jeremy confronts Phillip about his plans for the future.
The assisted living family cares for Leah as she falls sick during her pregnancy; Phillip gains new clarity on his major for college.
Cora encourages the residents to live life to the fullest after experiencing the loss of a close friend. Sandra urges Philip to get out of his comfort zone due to his addiction to his video game.
Efe has a mock teaching session with the assisted living facility to prepare him for the classroom. Jeremy is on the fence about the court system's harsh punishment of the young robbers.
Mr. Brown receives a surprise that brings up his sinful past. Reginald and Jeremy are at odds with the court system.
Extended Logline Mr. Brown endorses a local politician, which causes major problems for him and the rest of the facility. Jeremy takes matters into his own hands to protect the facility against protesters.
A serious snowstorm throws the facility a curveball. Tension rises as the facility awaits a miracle to save Leah and Reginald, who are trapped without electricity.
