She is then late to pick up Dylan and Jane from school, and Jane is late for her first day of soccer practice. This makes Amy miss an important meeting at work. Amy heads off to the vet and is told she has to carry the dog all day since he has vertigo. She asks Amy to attend a PTA meeting that afternoon regarding a bake sale. Gwendolyn startles her, making her spill coffee on herself. The next day, the family's dog Roscoe isn't feeling well, so Amy has to take him with her as she drops the kids off at school. When Amy asks how long this has been going on, Sharon says about ten months, and Mike admits he developed feelings for the woman. She thinks it's porn and doesn't care at first until the naked woman named Sharon (Leah McKendrick) on-screen turns out to be someone on a webcam. Moments later, Amy walks into her man-child husband Mike's (David Walton) office to find him jerking off.
The two go online and see that Jane made the team, and they get excited. During dinner, Jane freaks out about the postings for the soccer team that night, which in turn makes Amy freak out. Amy's job is mostly part-time at a coffee company, and her boss Dale (Clark Duke) is an idiot, while her other co-workers are lazy millenials. Gwendolyn is clearly overbearing and mentally crazy as she verbally pushes around Stacy and Vicky as well as talks degrading things about the other ladies who drop off their children at the school behind their backs. Gwendolyn is always getting Amy to go to PTA meetings even though they are ridiculous. The PTA is run by "perfect mom" Gwendolyn James (Christina Applegate), who is always followed by her two lackeys Stacy (Jada Pinkett-Smith) and Vicky (Annie Mumolo). Between caring for her kids Dylan (Emjay Anthony) and Jane (Oona Laurence), doing her job, going to PTA meetings, and just handling a bunch of things all at once, she barely has time for herself and is rarely rewarded with gratitude. Set in the Chicago suburbs, Amy Mitchell (Mila Kunis) is an overworked 30-year-old mother of two. Trump, DeSantis will need to sign loyalty pledge to make Florida ballot, state. Oath Keepers leader warns Trump against trial: ‘You’re going to be found. Student debt: White House faces backlash for restarting interest on loans Trump lashes out at Biden family, media after cocaine found at White House The Russians are coming! Why Putin might be massing 180,000 troops near the. a ‘big baby’ after tour postponementĭOJ, Hunter Biden team fight back on GOP probes Noem hits back at Ben & Jerry’s over ‘stolen’ Mount Rushmore messageĪustralian minister calls Trump Jr.
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