Dads

When Camila goes out of town to visit her sister, she leaves Warner with his first family-free weekend in years – except for the fact that Crawford now lives with them. To solve the problem, Warner puts Crawford and David up in a hotel where the two are mistaken for a gay couple on their honeymoon.

Eli gets bullied by the son of the woman he is dating; Gene steals a game prototype; Warner picks fights with Camila so he can sleep on the couch.

When Veronica gets sick, germaphobe Warner forces her go home. Sensing an opportunity, Eli takes care of her in hopes that his kindness will make her want to sleep with him.

When David gets Edna detained as an illegal immigrant, Eli forces him to marry her so that she can stay in the country.

When Eli and Warner fire one of their employees right before the holiday season, the ex-game designer seeks his revenge by including an offensive word in their family-friendly Christmas game. Meanwhile, Edna encourages David to get a job as a mall Santa in order to earn enough money to buy Eli a gift.

Eli and Warner mistakenly trigger an investigation of elder abuse, causing their dads to be placed in a foster care home. Eli and Warner's initial happiness soon turns into guilt, and they hatch a plan to rescue their fathers. Meanwhile, Crawford's childish, sloppy habits get between Camila and Warner.

Eli and Warner face an elder abuse investigation and their dads are placed in a care home.

When Warner lets Camila be his partner for the Virtual Tennis Tournament, Eli starts to question their friendship.

Eli and David are forced to sleep at the Ghost Child Games offices when bedbugs overtake the loft. Meanwhile, Camila gets the lead in a local theater production, and Crawford ends up being uncharacteristically helpful, much to the chagrin of Warner.

Since Eli has a history of being a Human Resources liability, Warner hires Janet, an older woman as a new assistant at the office, but the plan backfires when David and Crawford compete for her affections.

Concerned about their dads' health, Warner and Eli takes them to get physicals, but Warner begins to worry about his mortality when the doctor dies before giving him his test results.

Eli dates Veronica's friend Anne, an attractive but annoying comedian, with Eli having her move in to spite David. Meanwhile, a recording session for the company's new video game "Occue-Die Wall Street" gets out of hand when Crawford tries to help Warner with some "businessman" voice-over work.

Warner borrows Edna from Eli, making Eli realize he needs to start treating her better; Veronica hires Crawford.

Ghost Child Games is in need of a new video game concept. So Warner and Veronica encourage Eli to revert to his tried-and-true method of coming up with ideas: “medicinally enhanced” baked goods. But the guys discover an even better use for the treats when their pain-in-the-neck dads, David and Crawford start eating them and totally mellowing out.

Eli and Warner are business partners - and childhood best friends - whose lives get turned upside down when their pain-in-the-neck dads, David and Crawford move in with them.