How to Live With Your Parents (For... on ABC

Max helps Polly learn to follow through on doing things.

Polly arranges a play date for Natalie.

Polly is nervous about applying for a promotion; Max and Elaine try to make sure that Natalie and Polly are living up to their full potential.

Stress causes Max to eat everything in sight; Polly helps Julian navigate his feelings for his new girlfriend.

When Polly's attempt at a second job fails, she decides to go back to school.

I think that's a good idea.

I think that's a good idea.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, but in Polly's case, this village is on fire, and although her ex-husband Julian's intentions are good, he doesn't exactly help extinguish the flames. But through figuring out how to live with her dysfunctional family, Polly realizes she might even be able to learn a few helpful things about herself.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, but in Polly's case, this village is on fire, and although her ex-husband Julian's intentions are good, he doesn't exactly help extinguish the flames. But through figuring out how to live with her dysfunctional family, Polly realizes she might even be able to learn a few helpful things about herself.

Can you buy me a goat?

Can you buy me a goat?

What's that Sound?

Please don't let her drink her own pee.

Natalie is having trouble dealing with a bully at school.

Natalie is having trouble dealing with a bully at school.