The Stanley Dynamic

The children start new schools just as the parents begin new careers in the series premiere of this comedy, which blends live action and animation to tell the tale of a cartoon son who draws his family into comical complications.

Sibling competition unfolds when Larry and Luke battle to help their mother with a catering job, but their true motive is to spend more time with Chelsea.

Mom unwittingly sells Larry's "lucky shirt," sending Larry into a spiral of bad breaks.

Luke glues himself to a painting at an art auction, leading Dad and Lori to plan a heist to rescue him.

Larry and Luke try to juggle babysitting duties with attending Chelsea's party.

Dad organizes a family game night, but other last minute obligations arise for the rest of the family, throwing doubt on their promise to attend.

Mom suffers from food poisoning, so it's up to Larry and Luke to take on her responsibilities.

When Luke glues himself to a painting at an art auction, Dad and Lori plan a heist to rescue him.

Tension rises between Larry and Darnell due to Dad's comic strip, giving Luke an opportunity to battle the cafeteria lunch lady.

Larry and Luke must reevaluate their sense of self when they receive unexpected results on their report cards.

Mom invites a homeless Doop to stay with the Stanleys.

Larry and Lori have a showdown at an annual science expo. Elsewhere, Luke tries to land the job of school mascot.

A mix-up at Lori's elite private school forces her to attend her brothers' public school.

The kids are excited when their Grandpa shows up with a whole new attitude and way of life.

Luke becomes a costumed superhero and uses his stretchy body to help students in need. This arouses jealousy in Larry, who creates his own superhero persona.

Police-safety day is held, resulting in each member of the Stanley family landing behind bars.

Luke tries out to be of Santa's elf at the Brock Christmas party while Summer and Larry compete to sell the most Christmas trees, and Lori coaches mom, dad, and Doop on their Christmas.

Luke tries to prove his athletic ability by organizing a dodgeball team.

When a Renaissance fair is held, Larry must defend Summer's honor, and Luke and Ronnie battle to determine which of them is the real Robin Hood.

Luke unwittingly hypnotizes Dad into believing he's Larry. Meanwhile, Doop goes undercover as a high-school student.

Larry helps Summer search for her favorite bracelet. Meanwhile, Luke masquerades as famed detective Sher-Luke Holmes.

The weekend features the boys heading out to camp while Mom and Lori watch a scary movie.