Tucker

Tucker subconsciously plans to make McKenna jealous when another girl at school, Juliette, starts checking him out. Trying to make a move on his new secret admirer, Tucker invites Juliette to a classmate's luau. But when Tucker overhears McKenna and her friends talking about french kissing, he realizes he doesn't have a clue how to get to that base with Juliette -- until he catches Debi's ""you can ask me anything"" commercial on TV. Meanwhile, Claire and Jimmy take Jeannie out to a karaoke bar to cheer her up after she becomes depressed over her questionable parenting skills, while Leon goes into business selling candy to other kids -- at jacked-up prices.

After Claire and McKenna's mother, Jessica, get into an argument over Seth, Claire decides to run against her in an election for block captain. When Tucker hears that a block captain can ban a person -- like Seth -- from the neighborhood, he readily agrees to manage Claire's campaign... or rather, to smear Jessica's. But when McKenna comes to Tucker with just the opposite proposition, all hell breaks loose.

Tucker's plan to make McKenna think Seth is over her by hiding his love letters backfires when McKenna sets her sights on other guys. Meanwhile, Claire and Jimmy suspect Leon has cheated on a geography test and set about to trick him into confessing.

During Thanksgiving, Tucker plots to reunite his parents by bringing his father, Marty, along to the diner where Jeannie is stuck working for the holidays. But Marty's vapid new girlfriend, Debi -- whom Tucker calls a homewrecker -- and Jeannie's reluctance to let Marty know where she works stand in his way. Meanwhile, Leon tries out for the wrestling team.

On Halloween, Tucker and Claire are quarantined together against their will after Tucker catches the flu from McKenna, and Tucker gives it to Claire. Meanwhile, with no authority figures around, Jimmy and Leon spend the night camped out in the living room... in their underwear.

Tucker flips his lid when Jeannie decides to go out on a mini-golf double date with Seth's father, Jack, and Seth and McKenna, and he enlists Leon and Kenickie to help sabotage the proceedings.

To impress McKenna, Tucker seeks to break Seth Green's high score in a motion-activated arcade game called Dance Dance Revolution. Meanwhile, Claire invites Jeannie to go clothes shopping with her.

Tucker tries to buddy up to Kenickie, a classmate he thinks is dating McKenna, in an effort to put a wedge between them -- only to discover later that McKenna is actually dating Seth Green. Meanwhile, Claire schemes to monitor what Jeannie spends by getting her sister to sign up for an account at her bank.

After his dad runs off with a young real estate agent, Tucker and his unemployed mom, Jeannie, are forced to move in with his tyrannical aunt, Claire, his goofy uncle, Jimmy, and their immature son, Leon. While forced to suffer through Leon's unwelcome wrestling moves and Claire's unfounded accusations of peeping on her, Tucker finds some consolation in his new living arrangements when he meets the hot girl next door, McKenna.