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Two couples with opposing points of view reluctantly become family after their teenage kids run off and get married.

Jessie and Tom enter the dangerous waters of the joint bank account; Judith tries to hone in on Tara's exercise regime.

Tom's manhood is tested when Jessie tries to teach him to drive.

A secret from Ben's past threatens to ignite over a family dinner with a rabbi.

Jessie makes an ill-fated stab at winning Judith over at her belated bridal shower; while Tom gets roped into letting the dads crash his bachelor party.

Tom and Jessie's attempt to find a place of their own backfires disastrously.

Tom and Jessie have been neighbors and in love with each other for years. Yet their parents and their friends remain skeptical that their love will last. So when Tom and Jessie step up and announce that they are getting married at just 18 years old, they are greeted with a fair share of disapproval. However, Tom and Jessie feel their love is truly genuine and plan to prove to their family and friends that love can conquer all.

The parents get trapped in Phil's garage with unresolved tensions and hash brownies; Tom and Jessie duel in the kitchen over what to serve their parents for dinner.

Tom discovers that parental endorsement does nothing for his sex life.

Judith and Jessie compete to look after Tom when he gets a cold; Ben is horrified to learn Phil is in Mensa; Tara deals with an irate mailman.

A fight between Phil and Tara forces the newlyweds to take Phil on as a roommate.

Tom and Phil team up in an ill-fated business scheme; Jessie gets in over her head when helping Judith re-design her kitchen.

Life as a married man can be all-consuming: arguments, in-laws, make-up sex, normal sex.

When Tom and Jessie bump into her ex outside a coffee shop, Tom's insecurity mounts.

When Wendy makes a documentary on marriage for a school assignment, she asks Jessie and Tom to participate -- as an example of a couple that likely won't survive.

When Tom and Jessie are faced with mounting car repairs, they decide to get part-time jobs for reading week.

When Tara overhears Phil tell Ben marriage is "like a coffin", she dares him to propose. Knowing that she'll say no, Phil does exactly that -- only to be surprised with a "yes".

Tom is assigned to recreate a family dish in culinary school, and decides to take on his mother's potato latke.

When the Bellows learn of the Hills' plans to take Tom and Jessie camping, they elect to come along ... bringing their fully loaded RV in tow.

It's tax time, and Tom's turn to help his father work his patented "colour coded tax management system." Horrified at the thought of working with his dad, Tom flips Carter fifty bucks to act as a buffer.

It's been almost a year since Tom and Jessie got hitched, and their First Anniversary looms.

When Tom accidentally leaves the toilet seat up and Jessie falls in, the newlyweds are faced with an age old problem -- if men and women are wired differently, is it possible to keep the peace?

When a discarded home pregnancy test (positive) is found in the recycling, a frenzy of speculation ignites: Tom thinks it's Jessie's, Jessie thinks it's Monica's, Ben thinks its Judith's, Phil thinks it's Tara's.

"It all started with that goddamned painting." At least that what Ben tells the investigating officer when asked how the two families ended up at the police station.

When Jessie is struck with a bout of insomnia, Tom learns that in marriage, one partner's problem becomes the others.