Marty Weaver’s sole desire is the well-being of his wife, Debbie, and their three children. It is with this in mind that he is relocating them to Hidden Hills, New Jersey – a secure community boasting a private golf course.

Having persuaded the Bird-Kersees to allow their children a trial of human schooling, the Weavers embark on their first outing beyond the confines of Hidden Hills: a shopping trip for back-to-school attire at the mall. They had weathered th…

With Larry and Jackie increasingly absorbed by the demands of everyday life, Marty and Debbie resolved to make arrangements for time with their human companions. The Weavers made a concerted effort to dissuade the Bird-Kersees from attendin…

Marty and Debbie meticulously prepare the Bird-Kersees for their children’s first day of school. A particular worry weighs on them: that young Dick Butkus will become a target. Their earnest advice against bullying, however, takes root in u…

Upon their arrival on Earth, the extraterrestrials—led by the Bird-Kersees—have perceived Halloween as a danger. Consequently, they have erected a barrier at the entrance to Hidden Hills, barring costumed children from entering. In contrast…

Jackie endeavored to assist Debbie with the preparations for Abby's birthday. Larry kept a watchful presence over Lenny during his workday. Meanwhile, Reggie sought a suitable gift for Amber.

The arrival of the Zabvronian mating season brings Debbie and Marty deeper into the mysteries of extraterrestrial affection. Meanwhile, a charmingly athletic young man asks Amber to a gathering centered on intimate connection.

Debbie requested that Marty withdraw his parents’ invitation to Thanksgiving, so they might instead host Jackie, Larry, Reggie, and Dick.

Marty and Debbie found themselves increasingly weary of their children’s demanding expectations surrounding Christmas. A shared sentiment led them to a decision: they would return the gifts and instead invest the money in a family vacation.…

The passing of the neighborhood gardener presented Debbie and Marty with an unexpected task: explaining mortality to the extraterrestrials who had recently taken up residence nearby. It was at this juncture that Larry Bird resolved to find …

Larry Bird offered Debbie assistance navigating the intricate landscape of PTA politics, particularly concerning the organization's rather domineering president, Linda. Meanwhile, Jackie’s competitive spirit resurfaced as she lent a hand co…

The Weaver family's descent into a collective cold always sparked a peculiar dread in the Bird-Kerses, particularly in Larry. A mixture of apprehension and bewilderment seemed to settle over them whenever sniffles and coughs echoed from the…

The school dance pulsed with unspoken desires. Reggie maneuvered to capture Amber’s attention, a hopeful gleam in his eye. Debbie, lost in reminiscence, sought to relive the enchantment of her first meeting with Marty. And Jackie held onto …

The arrival of the new country club throws the established social order into sharp relief, forcing the Weavers and the Bird-Kerses to confront the ingrained divisions of class and race as they vie for acceptance within its exclusive ranks.

Debbie urged Reggie to make a firm commitment to Giselle, suggesting he propose marriage, a move that ignited Jackie’s fury. Separately, Amber resolved to end her relationship with her boyfriend.

Seeking a renewed sense of allure, Debbie and Jackie ventured into a trendy new nightclub. Meanwhile, Marty and Larry Bird sought transformations at Amber for a fresh start.

Consumed by a desire for Academy Award glory, Larry and Reggie resolve to film a spelling bee featuring a contest between Max and Dick Butkus.

The annual camping trip of the Weavers and Bird-Kersees provided Marty with a yearly opportunity to emulate his father's ruggedness. He strained to appear as capable and self-sufficient as the older man, a constant, often clumsy, striving f…

Marty volunteered to instruct the Bird-Kersees in the art of driving. Amber now questioned her decision to choose a formal driver's education instructor, as Ms. Porsche proved to be a decidedly unorthodox teacher.

Following their outing to a Broadway performance, Larry resolved to compose his own musical. However, a single, unexpected phone call threatened to unravel the carefully constructed facade of the Bird-Kersees’ lives.

A thrill of elation coursed through Debbie as the businesswoman offered assistance in breathing new life into her struggling purse business. Jackie readily volunteered to lend a hand, but quickly both women discovered the undertaking was fa…

In Atlantic City, Marty discovers that Larry possesses the uncanny ability to count cards, and even to anticipate those who attempt to do so. Meanwhile, Jackie reveals a lifelong yearning for a traditional wedding ceremony. And Dick Butkus …