Brothers

When a con man of a financial advisor leaves him penniless, a retired pro football star agrees to try to stop feuding with his brother and help salvage his struggling restaurant.

As Mike and Chill compete for the attentions of an old female friend, the Trainor household is shaken by a visit from Adele’s cousin and her racist husband.

Adele lays down the law after walking in on Mike’s half-naked overnight guest, while Coach lands in hot water with his wife after he forgets their wedding anniversary.

As they square off as rival assistant coaches for their dad’s high school football team, Mike and Chill hire a beautiful and clever new bartender to help promote the restaurant.

Mike is offered another season of pro football, if he can pass a physical; Adele tries to keep a promising high school baseball player from dropping out of school.

After their arguing drives off yet another bartender, Mike and Chill hire their mom for the job.

On the heels of an offer to work as a post-game commentator opposite an old pro football nemesis, Mike is asked to do a TV commercial alongside his mom.

Chill bets Mike that he can’t spend a week in a wheelchair.

Adele balks when Coach’s ex-con brother comes to stay; Mike bets he can land a date with the restaurant’s brilliant new waitress.

A sportswriter sent to interview Mike finds a far more compelling story in his older brother, Chill.

Adele’s plans for a family Christmas are upended by the boys’ job commitments and her brother-in-law Lenny’s unexpected arrival.

While Adele is happy to arrange a blind date between an acquaintance from work and Chill, she’s less than thrilled when Mike asks out her good friend from school.