The Moodys picks up with Sean Sr. (Emmy Award- and Golden Globe-nominated actor and comedian Denis Leary) contemplating retirement - road trips across the country in an RV with Ann (Emmy Award and Golden Globe nominee Elizabeth Perkins), while Sean Jr. (Jay Baruchel) takes over the family HVAC business.
In reality, however, Ann has no intention of leaving her new psychology practice, and Sean Jr. continues to brew up schemes to get rich quick. Bridget (Chelsea Frei), who is in the midst of a divorce, returns home while her fancy new townhouse is being renovated; and Dan (Francois Arnaud) leaves Brooklyn for Chicago to live with his girlfriend, Cora (guest star Maria Gabriela de Faria), only to realize the relationship is moving too quickly. Once again, the Moodys are all under the same roof.
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