Dr. Ken downloads an app to track his daughter after discovering that she's lied to him and might be at a rave.

After a complaint, Ken is forced to attend a seminar about bedside manner, leaving his wife and family to deal with his parents. Clark is upset that Ken isn't listening to him. Allison finds she has something in common with her in-laws.

Pat wants everyone to start working on Saturdays, so the workers in the office ask Ken to talk Pat out of it. When Ken visits Pat at home, he's shocked to find out he's living in a boat in the driveway.

Ken is thrown when he finds out that Allison's ex-boyfriend is an incredibly hot, successful Korean doctor. Meanwhile, Damona helps Julie with her networking skills.

It's Halloween and the anniversary of Dr. Ken's marriage proposal. A re-proposal may be just the thing to make up for what went wrong the first time, though things don't go as smoothly the second time either.

A visit from Ken's sister Wendi, a well-known doctor and TV host on a medical talk show, makes him secretly envious of her success, which brings out his petulant side when he's invited to be a guest on her program.

At Thanksgiving with both of their families, Ken accuses Allison of prioritizing her Japanese heritage over his Korean roots.

As Allison is putting the final touches on a romantic Hawaiian holiday for two, Ken discovers that he never got his days off approved.

Molly introduces new boyfriend to Ken and Allison, whose mom is Allison's patient, creating pt/dr confidentiality conflict. Also, Pat is trying to influence the Staff to give him a good evaluation, which includes bribing them with omelets.

Ken and Julie disagree over allowing a critically ill stand-up comic to perform at a benefit show. Allison has a crisis of confidence when she learns that her former patient is seeing a new therapist.

Dave gets an impromptu birds-and-the-bees talk from Julie after Ken has been avoiding it, but he's not off the hook with Allison when she learns he took full credit. Meanwile, Clark gets dubious advice from Pat.

Allison urges Ken to join a community group, but its civic-minded mission may be a front for something else.

In the Season 1 finale, a visit from Ken's college friend who's a comedian inspires him to pursue a lifelong dream of comedy, but he discovers that the funny business isn't all it's cracked up to be.