Man with a Plan season 4 episode 10 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "Man with a Plan," the Burns family faces a challenge when Teddy presents a poor report card. Attempting to discipline him, parents Adam and Andi threaten military school, a strategy that backfires as Teddy chooses it over homework. They then assign him hard labor, moving bricks, but Adam unwittingly finishes the task. Discovering Teddy's sister Katie is aiding his shirking, they enlist Grandpa Joe for a stricter approach. Overwhelmed by Joe's mundane tasks, Teddy agrees to do his homework. The episode concludes with both children facing consequences for their actions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What event triggers the episode's main conflict?
Teddy's poor report card and his lack of effort in schoolwork.
How do Adam and Andi initially plan to discipline Teddy?
They consider threatening him with military school, a tactic they used previously with Katie.
What unexpected response does Teddy have to the military school threat?
Teddy surprisingly chooses military school over doing his homework.
What is Adam and Andi's next strategy for disciplining Teddy?
They assign him the task of moving and stacking bricks to teach him the value of hard work.
How does Teddy avoid the brick-moving task?
Adam becomes frustrated with Teddy's poor stacking and ends up doing the work himself, inadvertently freeing Teddy from the task.
Who helps Teddy avoid his responsibilities?
Teddy's sister, Katie, aids him in avoiding his homework and chores.
What role does Grandpa Joe play in the episode?
Grandpa Joe is enlisted to instill discipline in Teddy through mundane and rigorous tasks.
How does Teddy finally agree to do his homework?
Overwhelmed by the tasks at Grandpa Joe's house, Teddy agrees to do his homework to avoid further punishment.
What is Katie's punishment for helping Teddy?
Katie's punishment is left to Grandpa Joe, symbolizing a united front in discipline from the adults.
How is Don influenced by Teddy's talk of a different lifestyle?
Don is influenced to take a break from work and adopt a more relaxed lifestyle, but he is eventually held accountable for his absence.