Micky, Doug and Jake are three married pals who work at the same Chicago newspaper. One day, Micky laments to Doug and Jake that his wife Donna has discovered a cache of personal porn on his computer.

Admonished by Micky for being "cold" to Missy, Donna arrives at his office to ask her out to lunch a decision that does not sit well with her husband.

Micky seems peeved when Donna doesn’t "get" a joke he heard at the bar about oral sex and The Three Stooges … but is it just a cover for what is really upsetting him? Jake ends his office affair with Ilene, and Doug seeks to curtail his wife Carol’s excessive spending.

While Micky and Donna search for a hobby, the guys enlist Jake to find out whether a man is tired of his beautiful wife.

Donna gives Micky the "electonic tether," a pager. Meanwhile, Jake’s jilted girlfriend threatens to tell his wife about his indiscretion.

Donna might be pregnant. Doug’s visiting mother-in-law affects his sex life.

Micky and Donna embark on a kitchen/marriage remodel. Jake’s call girl retires, and work forces Doug to skip Carol’s birthday celebration.

Micky accuses Donna of having an affair with the contractor. Jake suggests an exotic cure for Doug’s back problem.

Micky crosses the line with his masseuse. Jake crosses a line with Missy.

Micky considers telling Donna of his extra-marital excursion. Doug can’t stop Carol from returning to her career.

Micky, racked with guilt over his extramarital excursion, is dead set on making things right as the “New Micky.”

Micky has a problem programming his Tivo, and wonders if it’s a metaphor for his relationship with his mind.

During a night out at the movies, Donna is inspired to rethink her career, causing her and Micky to discuss her shift from “full-time writer” to “full-time mother.”

Donna takes a cue from Jake and Bianca and decides that church is exactly what’s missing from her own family.

Doug’s parents’ anniversary party causes everyone to evaluate their own relationship with their parents.

In the wake of her husband’s new honesty policy, Donna suggests therapy to Micky, who reluctantly concedes.

Micky thinks a new baby will remedy the problems in his marriage, but Donna has her own solution.

Micky plans a surprise party for Randall to get back in his good graces, but even before the party can begin, he’s faced with a whole new dilemma at home.

Micky starts to see progress in his therapy, but finds his relationship with Donna tested.

Micky suggests couple’s therapy in order to draw Donna back into the relationship. After a few nights on Slayton’s couch, Jake attempts to talk his way back into Bianca’s life.