A legendary entrepreneur in the sports retail world, Hank Pryor, and his wife, Tilly, have been living the high life in New York City. That is until Hank is forced out of his CEO job and move his family back home to River Bend, Virginia.

Hank decides to hold a yard sale and gets a job offer in the process that he feels is beneath him.

In an effort to teach his daughter the value of the dollar, he takes a job alongside her, working in an ice cream shop in the local mall.

Hank finds it challenging to "do nothing" while unemployed and is the ultimate over-achiever in his roles as a house-husband as well as a hunter.

Hank's worst holiday nightmare comes true when his mother-in-law comes to visit for the first annual suburban Pryor Family.

Hank has had it with Tilly's annoying habit of saying "got it, got it, got it," but is afraid to discuss the issue directly with her, so he recruits his ever-so-subtle brother-in-law, Grady, to approach her about the problem.

Hank gets more than he bargained for when he finds a friend in suburbia.

Hank gears up for his first big meeting since his career 'downsized'.

When Henry chooses a grizzled old hound for a pet, Hank realizes he has a lot in common with the doddery old dog.