Pauly volunteers to be a judge at a beauty pageant, where he is unaware that the contestants are drag queens.

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Burger discovers that Dawn made her acting debut in a film titled ""Slammer Sluts."" Meanwhile, Dawn searches for a celebrity to endorse her new charitable ""Dawn Foundation,"" and Pauly keeps running off all of the potential celebrities. So Dawn hires her friend Mariah, to keep Pauly out of her hair. But when Burger realizes that Mariah was Dawn's ""Slammer Sluts"" co-star, Pauly tries to turn the tables on Dawn.

Dawn strives to befriend the vicious neighborhood socialites, who seem more impressed by childish Pauly. Meanwhile, Pauly enlists the help of the family to try to change his image to win over a ruthless colleague of Ed's.

Feeling that Dawn is usurping his territory, 28 year-old Pauly decides to run away from home. But he doesn't run far he finds himself rooming with an annoyed Burger. At first, Ed doesn't realize Pauly is gone, since Dawn tore up his note and threw it in the trash. Good thing Sumi is the state jigsaw champ!

Edward and Dawn haggle over the details of their prenuptial agreement. Meanwhile, Pauly and Burger suspect Dawn is having an affair with the inept handyman she hired. When they find a letter in the trash to ""Potsticker"" from ""Love Stud Jake,"" they decide to use video surveillance to catch Dawn in the act. . .never dreaming that ""Potsticker"" could be Sumi.

To Pauly's dismay, Ed's new fiancee' Dawn Delaney and her son Zach move into the Sherman household. Pauly's buddy, Burger, hacks into the computer and finds information on everyone Dawn's ever dated so they use it to come up with a guest list for an engagement party for Dawn.