
Duncanville — Season 1

A persistent unease settled upon Annie as she considered her son, a young man whose life seemed resolutely ordinary. She found herself frequently preoccupied with his unremarkable existence.

When Duncan's companions substitute Kimberly for him in the online video game tournament, he aligns himself with the opposing team, determined to betray them and publicly shame her. Meanwhile, Annie attempts to persuade Jack to clear out th…

Annie, driven by ambition, diligently works to exhaust her monthly parking ticket allowance, hoping it will pave the way for a promotion. Meanwhile, Jack's attempts at appearing effortlessly cool as a father backfire spectacularly, leaving …

Each year, the town observes Witch Day with a ritualistic pronouncement, branding Duncan, the self-proclaimed "town virgin," with a public mortification. Meanwhile, Annie and Jack embark on a clandestine acquisition: they pilfer a chili rec…

The arrival of the new refrigerator brought a subtle shift to the household, one that left Annie feeling strangely displaced. The appliance, a sleek marvel from a company whose practices sparked unease, seemed to cast a shadow over her role…

For their anniversary, Jack and Annie found themselves in a club steeped in the vibrant atmosphere of the 1980s. Amidst the neon lights and pulsing music, Jing orchestrated a marriage between Duncan and herself, while Kimberly sought attent…

Driven by an ambition to craft a rock opera, Jack finds his aspirations challenged when a captivating new plumber begins to siphon away his clientele. This unwelcome competition spurs him to abandon his steady employment and pursue his arti…

Following a heated dispute with a wealthy neighbor who effectively displaced the Harrises from their cherished swimming location, Annie finds herself with her own platform: a public access court show.

Determined to foster independence in the younger ones, Jack and Annie tasked Duncan and Kimberly with a simple errand: a trip to the grocery store. Instead, their destination proved unexpectedly far from home, landing them in Mexico.

On a Mother's Day steeped in a sense of being overlooked, Annie takes in Wolf. Meanwhile, Jack seeks out a singular bloom, hoping to offer a gesture of apology and affection.

Duncan sought the position of class president, while Kimberly contributed to a cookie sale.


