Comedy
Martini Mondays and tequila Tuesdays take a back seat to new step-motherhood when former party girl Stephanie marries Charlie, an older dad with three kids. Becoming an instant mom doesn't come with a rulebook, but it does come with a dose of humor as Stephanie traverses the fine line between being a friend and being a responsible parent.
Stephanie trades in cosmos for carpools when she marries a man with three kids. Her new role of full-time stepmom is challenging as she struggles to maintain some sense of her fun-loving, slightly irresponsible self.
Stephanie tells James that lying is acceptable if it makes someone’s day better, which leads him to tell a huge lie. When everyone is called to the principal’s office, the family must find a balance between honesty and shading the truth.
Stephanie’s determined to bond with the kids and uses her love of music to do it. But by forcing them to take up an instrument against their will, Stephanie learns a very public and embarrassing lesson in parenting.
Stephanie tries to intervene when Aaron is given a hard time at school, but she makes matters worse. Meanwhile, Gabby’s trying out for cheerleading and Maggie volunteers to coach her, but comes off more like a drill sergeant.
Gabby gets asked out by a boy and she wants to go, but Charlie doesn't want her to date until she’s 16. Maggie backs him up, but Gabby sneakily gleans advice from Stephanie on how to get around the rule.
Stephanie begins to feel old. Stephanie escorts Gabby to an audition for a rock band, and manages to get the gig for herself. James and Aaron try to bribe Maggie for money to buy a video game.
Stephanie attempts to get more involved by participating on the parents’ dance committee at James’ school only to find the other mothers mean and unwelcoming to the too pretty, too excited, binder-ready Stephanie.
Stephanie seeks parenting advice by starting an anonymous blog and receives helpful tips until she discovers that the “helpful” users are the kids living under her roof, who have an agenda of their own.
Stephanie surprises the family with a visit from her father at Christmas; Stephanie is surprised by Maggie's reaction to her father's visit.
Stephanie plans activities at home when the family gets snowed in on their vacation.
Cast: Tia Mowry, Michael Boatman, Sydney Park, Tylen Jacob Williams, Damarr Calhoun, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Haley Pullos, B.J. Mitchell, Mary Pat Gleason, Carsen Warner, Arielle Kebbel, Mckenna Grace, Kortney Nash, Caroline Aaron, Gary Morgan, Tyler Corbet, John Michael Higgins, Breanna Yde, Kareem J. Grimes, Joey Luthman, Malachi Barton, Uriah Shelton, John DeLuca, Isaak Presley, Amarr M. Wooten, Madelaine Petsch, Soni Bringas, Carrie Wampler, Notlim Taylor, John Rubinstein
Genres: Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-PG
Tia Mowry
Stephanie Phillips
Michael Boatman
Charlie Phillips
Sydney Park
Gabby Phillips
Tylen Jacob Williams
James Phillips
Damarr Calhoun
Aaron Phillips
Sheryl Lee Ralph
Maggie Turner
Haley Pullos
Molly
B.J. Mitchell
Noah
Mary Pat Gleason
Mrs. Gosnold
Carsen Warner
Ryan
Arielle Kebbel
Stephanie's Friend
Mckenna Grace
Sam
Kortney Nash
Dana
Caroline Aaron
Beverly Keogh
Gary Morgan
Clown
Tyler Corbet
Eric
John Michael Higgins
Hoyt Ebnetter
Breanna Yde
Grace
Kareem J. Grimes
Officer
Joey Luthman
Stuart
Malachi Barton
Trevor
Uriah Shelton
Emmery
John DeLuca
Zack
Isaak Presley
Peety
Amarr M. Wooten
Dean
Madelaine Petsch
Mermaid
Soni Bringas
Max Weaver
Carrie Wampler
Tess
Notlim Taylor
Erin
John Rubinstein
Principal Skinner
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