Tony has a heart attack and is forced to hand the family business over to his son, Jack; while Jack's past career efforts have not been successful, he is eager to finally step up and make his father proud.

Darren and Jack start working in a corporate office.

When Jack lands a job in an affluent neighborhood, Tony can't stop interfering.

For the first time in years, Tony starts dating; frustrated with Aunt Terry for not letting him drive, Mason turns to Darren for help.

As Stitch prepares to graduate from community college, Jack reaches out to Darren and Stitch's estranged mother; Terry issues a challenge to Tony.

Terry asks Jack to be a role model for Mason; Tony, Darren and Stitch get Ellis a new wheelchair.

While trapped in a room at a client's house, Jack and Darren get to the root of the conflict between them; Terry, Tony, Mason and Stitch prepare for the Mapleport Classic Car Parade.

Terry comes down with the flu and Tony must take care of her.

Tony tries to offer advice when the bug guys give Jack a hard time.

A client is impressed with Terry's design advice.