Middlehood

Lisa wrestles her parents into the car for the long haul to her brother Marco's for the big family gathering; the drive stirs memories of a childhood road trip-when Aldo was the keeper of secrets; it turns out, they all have baggage in the trunk.

Trapped with the coats in the back of the car, Lisa broods over her soon-to-be ex-husband, Bill; she stages a massive texting fail with Bill and a potential hot date she met at the airport; her brothers have their surprising encounters.

Lisa face plants in front of a car, narrowly avoiding disaster and making a new friend; Aldo gets lost in memories of being the unwelcome other, only to find his cranky inner bigot; Tano and Nisha show up at Marco's with a surprise guest.

Ella slips into a German-speaking fugue state, thinking she's back in her childhood in Germany and that Lisa is her grandma; Lisa panics and calls Bill; Aldo gets pulled over on the freeway and nearly lands himself in jail.

Lisa ducks out early from the big family dinner to go on a date with a guy she met at the airport; but she can't stop thinking about the first time she met Bill -- it's almost as if he were there; which he is when she comes home-the next morning.

Marco can't stop thinking about his estranged brother Dino; Lisa is stuck on what could still be with Bill; Tano has a surprise in his back pocket; it's Ella who shocks everyone when she collapses-at the absolute worst moment.

Lisa anxiously awaits Ella's hospital release; Tano flashes back to his breakup with Sarah and ponders the what ifs; another family dinner ends abruptly when Tano discovers Lisa's secret-a bombshell that could've rewritten his whole life.

With another chaotic family gathering in the rearview, Lisa is still clueless about what she wants in life; she starts to wonder if a high school misadventure-the one no one dares mention- is what set her off track to begin with.