Are We There Yet? Season 2
Are We There Yet? opens where the popular film of the same name left off, with Nick and Suzanne newly married. After six months, their family is beginning to show growing pains, from the complexities of life as newlyweds to weathering the storm of teenage children. Work makes life all the more complicated. Former athlete Nick has sold his sports paraphernalia store and now works in information technology. Party planner Suzanne also has a hectic professional schedule.
Watch Trailer
Are We There Yet? Season 2 Full Episode Guide
When Suzanne learns the mother of Kevin's new friend Nathan is Nick's old fling, she begins to suspect that Nathan could be Nick's biological son.
Suzanne catches Nick watching a rap video with a pole dancer in it and decides to show Nick that she's the best pole dancer on the block.
Lindsey makes a reality show about her family that she tries to script when she thinks they're too boring – until Kevin finds Suzanne's gun in her bedroom and shows it to Troy, bringing real danger to the household.
Suzanne and Nick go on a “People's Court”-type TV show, when Nick lies about having spent a gift card Suzanne gave him, which she finds and spends on herself, calling him on his lie.
Suzanne organizes a traditional game night at the house, but the evening turns comically dicey due to a prank and a bet between Nick and Kevin. Ice Cube, David Rasche and Toccara Jones guest star.
It's the men in one corner and the women in the other as Nick's big boxing match party unexpectedly takes over the family room on the same night Suzanne's book group is meeting in the living room.
After she catches Nick in a lie, Suzanne forces everyone in the family to tell the truth at all times – but the truth means different things to different people.
Nick and Suzanne contemplate enrolling their children in a private school, but they soon grow disillusioned by the admissions process. Meanwhile, Kevin lands a modeling gig, but he lacks model behavior when he demands more money.
Lindsey develops a crush on a stylish boy at school, but Suzanne seriously believes that he is gay. Meanwhile, comical mix-ups hound Suzanne when she tries to deliver a package.
When Suzanne crashes a night with Nick and his boys, Nick pays her back by showing up for spa treatments with Suzanne and her girlfriends.
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.
