Dr. Ken

Ken and Julie disagree over allowing a critically ill stand-up comic to perform at a benefit show. Allison has a crisis of confidence when she learns that her former patient is seeing a new therapist.

Ken's confidence soars when he's called as an expert witness at a trial, but plummets as soon as the plaintiff's lawyer mercilessly attacks his credibility and makes him question his qualifications as a doctor. Meanwhile, Allison helps Dave sew a fancy dress for Molly to gain her respect.

Dave gets an impromptu birds-and-the-bees talk from Julie after Ken has been avoiding it, but he’s not off the hook with Allison when she learns he took full credit. Meanwile, Clark gets dubious advice from Pat.

Allison urges Ken to join a community group, but its civic-minded mission may be a front for something else.

In the Season 1 finale, a visit from Ken’s college friend who’s a comedian inspires him to pursue a lifelong dream of comedy, but he discovers that the funny business isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

In the Season 2 premiere, Pat thinks Allison would be a good fit for a job opening at Welltopia, but Ken balks at the idea of working under the same roof as his wife. Meanwhile, Dave hatches a plan to hide Molly's low SAT scores from their parents; and Clark isn't sure what his boyfriend does for a living, so he asks Damona to help him figure it out.

Allison’s first day at Welltopia starts off with a bang when she and Ken disagree on a diagnosis. Meanwhile, Damona introduces her new boyfriend, which inspires Pat to reveal that he’s back in the dating pool; and Dave enlists his grandfather for an image makeover when he worries about making friends in middle school.

Pat is asked to emcee the annual Welltopia banquet, much to Ken's surprise. Meanwhile, a girl next door stands outside the Park's kitchen window and stares at Dave, so Molly and D.K. try to shoo her away; and Clark and Damona discuss their relationships with their current partners.

Ken learns D.K. is divorced and starts to worry that the end is near for his own marriage. Meanwhile, Dave ponders his grandfather's situation and how it relates to his relationship with Emily.

Allison is saddened that Dave doesn't get excited about Halloween anymore, but when D.K. treats him to a scary story about Korean ghosts, or gwishin, that's acted out by the Welltopia staff, it might just do the trick.

Ken is urged to learn Korean when his father's friends poke fun at his inability to speak the language. Meanwhile, Allison helps Molly with her SAT vocabulary prep; and Clark is proud to lead the nurses' contract talks, but isn't looking forward to negotiating with Pat.