There's enough material there for at least a double episode. As well, there are the kids, with all of their problems. Lily's teenage daughter Grace has the hots for Rick's hunky son, Eli, who is an item with the rather plain Jennifer. Eli has reading difficulties and must face the facts that his schooling is suffering. And in a couple of weeks, Rick and daughter Jessie are on a father-daughter outing when Jessie has her first period.
Some viewers find it all interesting.
But I don't. Rick and Lily are very nice people. Their kids are no more or less likeable than most teenagers. But I have better things to do with my life than to watch them and their continual struggle with anxieties of one sort or another. This series is like sitting in on a group therapy session attended by a bunch of very ordinary people with very ordinary problems.