Truth Be Told

Mitch and Tracy set out to find a babysitter so they can attend a Jay-Z concert with Russell and Angie in the series premiere of this sitcom centering on two diverse couples.

Russell scores VIP passes to the Adult Film Awards and seeks Mitch's advice on how to get permission from their wives to attend. They decide being honest is the best policy and their approach works, until Tracy has second thoughts. Elsewhere, Angie discovers Russell's fans are sending him nude pictures.

A neighborhood girl witnesses Russell taking a shower, prompting the gang to debate how much she saw and what they should do about the situation. Meanwhile, Tracy tries to impress the other moms by enlisting Angie to help throw a birthday bash for Sadie.

Mitch and Tracy struggle with what to tell Sadie when her favorite chicken at school dies; Mitch's sister brings her psychic boyfriend to dinner; Angie and Russell argue about religion.

When a gay car salesman assumes Mitch and Russell are a couple, Mitch plays it up to get a better deal on a vehicle; Tracy convinces Angie to try to use another woman's gym membership.

Angie accidentally hires one of Russell's exes as an interior decorator. Plus, Mitch explains guy code to Tracy.

Mitch And Angie search for common ground on an unexpected lunch date; Russel and Tracy sharing office space.

When new neighbors move in across the street, Mitch is determined to make a good impression but when their barking dog keeps Trace and Sadie awake all night, Mitch has to find a way to keep the peace.

Mitch accuses a restaurant owner of discrimination -- then realizes he might be mistaken; Tracy thinks her daughter is involved in a bullying incident at school.

Russell is upset when Derek and Charlene ask Mitch to officiate their wedding rather than him; gossip threatens to derail the wedding.