Episode Name: Kyle Family Reset Episode Overview (English): In the pilot episode of My Wife and Kids Reboot, Michael Kyle (Damon Wayans) faces retirement boredom head-on by turning the family garage into a podcast studio—without telling Jay (Tisha Campbell). Meanwhile, Junior (George O. Gore II) moves back in after a failed crypto venture, Claire (Jennifer Freeman) juggles influencer drama and motherhood, and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) returns from grad school with a fiancé no one’s met. The episode sets the tone for a new era of Kyle family chaos, blending legacy laughs with modern-day curveballs.

Junior (George O. Gore II) launches a parenting vlog from the Kyle living room, accidentally turning Michael (Damon Wayans) into a viral sensation after catching one of his rants on camera. Jay (Tisha Campbell) tries to keep the peace while Claire (Jennifer Freeman) and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) compete for screen time. Meanwhile, Carl the neighbor drops by with unsolicited branding advice, sparking a turf war over who really runs the Kyle content empire. The episode dives into family fame, digital chaos, and the art of going viral without trying.

Jay (Tisha Campbell) takes on a high-profile client at her therapy practice—an eccentric local politician with a habit of oversharing. Michael (Damon Wayans) tries to help by offering “street wisdom,” but ends up trending for all the wrong reasons. Meanwhile, Junior (George O. Gore II) and Claire (Jennifer Freeman) team up to shoot a campaign promo, only to discover Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) has already gone viral with a parody version. The episode blends civic chaos, family meddling, and a surprise city council cameo that turns the Kyle household into a political hot zone.

Claire (Jennifer Freeman) gets recruited by a trendy psychic app to be their new face—thanks to her viral wardrobe malfunction being misinterpreted as a “vision.” Jay (Tisha Campbell) warns her about digital exploitation, while Michael (Damon Wayans) tries to prove he’s the real psychic by predicting Junior’s every move. Meanwhile, Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) hosts a meditation circle in the backyard that accidentally summons Carl the neighbor’s pet ferret. The episode blends influencer chaos, family delusion, and one very confused ferret in a classic Kyle-style spiral.

Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) invites her fiancé to a Kyle family brunch, but things spiral when Michael (Damon Wayans) suspects he’s hiding a secret—based solely on his handshake. Jay (Tisha Campbell) tries to keep the peace while Claire (Jennifer Freeman) live-streams the brunch for her followers, accidentally turning the awkward introductions into a viral dating debate. Junior (George O. Gore II) offers to “investigate” the fiancé’s background, but ends up exposing his own dating history instead. The episode blends family tension, brunch chaos, and one very suspicious handshake.

Michael (Damon Wayans) discovers an old box of home videos labeled “The Kyle Files” and decides to digitize them—only to uncover forgotten footage that sparks family debates, fashion regrets, and one mysterious clip no one remembers filming. Jay (Tisha Campbell) tries to turn the discovery into a bonding moment, while Junior (George O. Gore II) attempts to monetize the nostalgia. Claire (Jennifer Freeman) and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) scramble to delete their most embarrassing moments before they go viral. The episode blends memory lane chaos with modern media panic, all wrapped in classic Kyle family comedy.

Michael (Damon Wayans) and Jay (Tisha Campbell) volunteer to babysit Claire’s (Jennifer Freeman) toddler for the weekend, determined to prove they’re still “young and capable.” But after a sleepless night, a diaper disaster, and a rogue toy that breaks the TV, they start plotting a grandparent escape plan. Meanwhile, Junior (George O. Gore II) tries to bond with the baby using his vlog audience’s parenting tips, and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) turns the chaos into a viral lullaby remix. The episode blends generational comedy, sleep-deprived scheming, and one very judgmental toddler.

Claire (Jennifer Freeman) secretly lists the Kyle guest room on a short-term rental app to fund her influencer side hustle—but things spiral when her first guest turns out to be a conspiracy vlogger convinced the Kyle house is a government test site. Michael (Damon Wayans) tries to out-weird the guest to drive him out, while Jay (Tisha Campbell) insists on a hospitality-first approach. Junior (George O. Gore II) sees a business opportunity and starts pitching themed Kyle stays, and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) accidentally books a second guest who thinks she’s attending a wellness retreat. The episode blends rental chaos, family hustle, and one very paranoid tourist.

Junior (George O. Gore II) gets summoned for jury duty and decides to vlog the entire experience—until he realizes he’s not allowed to film inside the courthouse. Michael (Damon Wayans) insists on coaching him through the case from home, turning the Kyle living room into a mock courtroom. Jay (Tisha Campbell) tries to keep things ethical while Claire (Jennifer Freeman) and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) reenact the trial using old Halloween costumes. The episode blends civic duty, family roleplay, and one very confused judge who ends up watching Junior’s vlog by accident.

Jay (Tisha Campbell) discovers that her therapy blog is being auto-translated and misquoted by a popular AI wellness app, turning her advice into bizarre viral mantras. Determined to reclaim her voice, she challenges the app’s creator to a live debate—only to find out it’s a teenager with a ring light and a TikTok following. Michael (Damon Wayans) tries to “out-algorithm” the system with his own motivational quotes, while Junior (George O. Gore II) builds a parody app that accidentally gains traction. Claire (Jennifer Freeman) and Kady (Parker McKenna Posey) stage a digital intervention before Jay’s brand gets fully meme-ified. The episode blends tech satire, family loyalty, and one very confused algorithm.