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15-year-old Duncan isn't an exceptional kid, but his imagination allows him to live a rich fantasy life.

Duncan discovers that he and Annie make a great stock car racing team; Jing makes Jack renovate her room so she can secretly spend time with Kimberly.

Annie and Jack plan a party to help Kimberly become popular with the cool kids; Duncan and his friends work on a viral video that'll make them the next internet sensations.

Duncan and his friends go to a Twitch star's private island where they end up being hunted in a viral event for charity; while looking through a photo album, Annie discovers that Jack spent a night in jail.

Duncan and Kimberly are sent away to therapy camp in an effort to stop their fighting, leaving Annie and Jack with Jing, who's overwhelmed by all the attention.

Annie puts a parking boot on the Mayor's SUV leading to a battle for the prestigious Oakie Award.

Jing and Jack start a child birthday band with Annie as their manager; Duncan and his friends charge scooters to raise money for a massage couch they tried out at the mall.

Jack coaches Jing's little league soccer team and calls on Duncan to yell at them so they can win; Kimberly goes to work with Annie after a falling out with her friends.

Duncan skips the PSATs to hang out with his uncle Stan; Jack, Kimberly and Jing clean the attic to stay on Annie's good side.

Kimberly becomes popular when she has her braces removed; Jack embraces his new persona of authority after accidentally having his ponytail cut off.

Annie gets suspended from her job and bonds with a flock of birds that invade the Harris home; Kimberly attempts to call a boy; Duncan tries jumping to a high branch.

Kimberly mixes up a working magic witch potion that makes Jing possessed; Duncan and his friends visit a haunted Circuit City; Jack tries to win a stuffed animal for Annie at the milk bottle toss.

Duncan becomes the alpha of his group when he gets a knife; Jack and Annie learn they can sell their clothes online.

Jack becomes jealous of Annie's work husband; Mr. Mitch faces mandatory drug tests as Vice Principal.

Jack and Duncan make a local plumbing commercial to increase their wealth and status, but they soon lose sight of trying to impress Annie and Mia with their fame when they get too full of themselves.

Annie takes a stand against Teen Zone for their expensive prices when the Harrises throw Jing's birthday party, leaving the kids to deal with the repercussions; Duncan has a traumatizing experience in a wind tunnel ride.

Duncan goes to a hypnotist to erase the memory of seeing Annie naked; Jack feels like a big shot with his deck parties.

Annie organizes another fake funeral for Uncle Stan and tries to improve his life, but he starts dating Helen Diggins; Duncan fights with a friend over his neck brace to get out of gym and other requirements.

Kimberly babysits Bradley and discovers his mother's therapy files containing secrets about many of the towns residents; Yangzi has an intervention when he becomes addicted to his new phone.

Jack takes over a music store from an old friend who moves in with the Harrises; Duncan learns how to be a sign spinner from Mr. Mitch.

Duncan believes he's entitled to be head of the family when he gets a job and contributes to the household budget; Jack tries to maintain control of the house in an effort to impress his dad.

Duncan is an average 15-year-old boy with family and friends helping him navigate through adolescence.

Duncan gets kicked out of his friends' video game squad; Annie tries to make Jack throw out all his memorabilia cluttering the garage.

Annie ropes Duncan into her investigation of a criminal selling counterfeit goods; Jack ends up making Kimberly and Jing violently ill in his attempt to be a cool dad.

Duncan protests the town's annual Witch Day celebration to impress Mia, who finds it sexist and barbaric; Annie and Jack steal a dead women's chili recipe to win the celebration's cook-off.