When George's controversial new appliance turns up dead, he mounts a true-crime investigation; Chance tests the bounds of honesty with his family.

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When Rosie's spoiled nephew Orlando visits, Mayan sets out to expose Rosie's cultural gender bias. George wants to teach Chance the value of hard work, but, instead, helps him create a toxic work environment.

When Mayan realizes her only friend is her mother, she desperately attempts to pick up where she left off with an old classmate. George is fed up with the family treating Churro more like a baby than a dog.

After George experiences a minor fall that leaves him with cake on his face, the family begins to treat him like a fragile old man. When Chance is caught using a curse word, Rosie questions Mayan's modern parenting techniques.

When Quinten's parents Sam and Ruthie visit, George and Rosie are suspicious of their Midwestern manners.

George gets haunted and taunted by his ancestors on Día de Los Muertos. A maturing Chance refuses to participate in a family Halloween costume.

Mayan and Quinten refuse to let George and Rosie hijack their vision for the upcoming wedding, even if they have no idea what that vision is. Oscar teaches Chance how to be the best "best man."