Date My Dad

On Ricky’s 40th birthday, his mother-in-law decides to move out leaving him to play cook, maid, and mother. Meanwhile, his three daughters decide to get him back into the dating game by opening a lawn-front dating service.

Ricky starts seeing Katie, a woman he believes he’s interested in. Turns out, he enjoys playing baseball with her three sons more than the actual dates. Ricky’s youngest, Gigi, tries out for the lead role in the school play.

When cleaning supplies and groceries become scarce, Ricky must do the shopping for the entire house for the first time. Ricky’s middle-daughter Elisa is left trying to balance school work and maintain the house.

The girls decide to give Ricky a lifestyle makeover and hire a perfect girlfriend for him behind his back. Mirabel discovers she’s more than a pretty face by treating a school nerd with respect and getting respect in return.

Mirabel gets her sisters rethinking their wardrobes when she’s stopped by Ricky trying to leave the house wearing an inappropriate outfit. Meanwhile Ricky’s brother and sister-in-law ambush him with a double date.

Rosa notices the Cooper family is absent of their Mexican heritage and teaches them all to Salsa at her senior’s bingo night. Meanwhile, Gigi struggles to hide her intelligence so she can fit in with friends at her school.

When a boy starts to admire Elisa, the popular girl makes her the laughing-stock of 6th grade. Mirabel learns the downsides of being an Instagram celebrity. Rosa finds her calling as the elementary school’s counselor.

Ricky's interest in Stephanie's friend inspires confused feelings and causes her to ask out the gym hunk. Gigi feels left out when her sisters bond over their teenage interests.

The Coopers take a camping trip to the old cabin they used to frequent with Ricky’s late wife. The girls help Ricky realize that he has feelings for Stephanie. Ricky helps Mirabel come to terms with memories of her mother.

At Elisa’s graduation, Ricky consoles her over her mother’s absence. Kim counsel’s Gigi in her concern about eventually having to decide between her career and children.