How to Live with Your Parents (for the Rest of Your Life) - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Polly leaves her husband and takes her daughter with her to move back in with her parents; Polly jumps into the dating scene and reluctantly leaves Natalie home for a night with her parents.
How to Get Off the Couch
When Polly hurts her back training for a 5K and becomes confined to the couch, her parents step in to take care of Natalie. Elaine finds herself in an awkward situation with Natalie's classmates when they ask her to explain heaven and religion. Meanwhile, Max and Elaine encourage Julian to give Polly some space.
How to Live with the Academy Awards Party
Polly and family celebrate their favorite holiday.
How to Not Screw Up Your Kid
When Polly and Julian tell Natalie there's no camping trip this year, she creates an imaginary bully to deal with her parents' divorce.
How to Run the Show
Elaine and Max encourage Polly to put her needs first, as they did when Polly was growing up, and offer to babysit Natalie so Polly can spend time out with Scott.
How to Fix Up Your Ex
With Polly now happily dating, Natalie wants to find a girl for her dad -- with Polly's help.
How to Stand on Your Own Two Feet
After her attempt at a second job fails, Polly goes back to school, while Julian makes plans to open a Zombie Survivor Fantasy camp.
For the Rest of Your Life
Max and Polly are butting heads when he wants to open a second comedy club, while Polly helps Julian with his feelings for his new girlfriend.
How to Get Involved
Elaine and Max get involved to make sure Polly and Natalie are living up to their full potential.
How to Have a Playdate
Polly arranges a playdate for Natalie but Elaine tries to steal the show.
How to Not Waste Money
Max and Polly bond when he helps her to follow through on doing things.
How to Help the Needy
With Elaine feeling a bit uninteresting, Polly gets her an audition for a movie.
How to Be Gifted
Polly and family try to get Natalie into the gifted Magnet program.
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