Lydia and Schneider take their U.S. citizenship tests. Penelope wonders if she’d be willing to have another child to fulfill Max’s wish to be a dad.

Penelope catches Alex smoking pot at a concert. When Lydia develops a cough at the opera, she tries Dr. B’s special lozenges.

Penelope feels hurt after seeing an item on her mom’s “bouquet list” that’s about her. Dr. B finds the key to teaching a struggling Elena how to drive.

When Penelope has anxiety attacks, her support group helps her figure out what’s triggering her, how to cope and why she’s not telling her kids.

Feeling like she’s finally got her life together, Penelope unwisely stops taking her antidepressants so she doesn’t have to tell Max she’s on them.

While navigating her way through an endless maze of red tape with Veterans Affairs to make a medical appointment, Penelope reaches her breaking point.

Penelope tells her family she has a date and Lydia says she’s going to church, but each secretly goes elsewhere. Meanwhile, Elena tests an attraction.

After Alex catches Penelope in a compromising position, Penelope is motivated to talk to Alex about healthy human sexuality, while defending herself against Lydia’s old-school judgments.

When Penelope’s faithful car finally breaks down for good and she’s forced to trade it in, she meets a kindred spirit in the unlikeliest of places.

After a census taker comes to the house, the Alvarez family reflects on their relationships, and what else the future may, or may not, have in store.

Greg is still bitter over an accident that sidelined a competitive game of ping-pong he and Matt had started years ago, so they decide to finally settle the score. Also,…

After Rebecca finds out about Josh volunteering at a camp for at-risk youth, she decides to use the situation to remind him about their time together at camp.

Peter and Neal work a forgery and money laundering case that leads them into two of the most iconic New York institutions, taxi cabs and jazz.