
Scripted series · ABC
My Wife and Kids
He thinks he's the head of the family. Humor him.
Who's in it
Cast
The principal ensemble across the run of the series.
The Nutevio profile
TV DNA
How My Wife and Kids actually feels to watch, measured on the traits our editors track across every series.
Signature profile
My Wife and Kids reads strongest on Character Depth, Humour and Emotional Weight.
How fully written and psychologically layered the ensemble is.
How often the series is genuinely funny, by design.
How much the series is designed to affect you.
How hard it is to stop after one episode.
The sustained pressure the series keeps you under.
How much each hour depends on the one before it.
Visual ambition — scale, craft and set-piece filmmaking.
The scale, internal logic and texture of the world.
How often an episode ends on a hook you can't ignore.
The story
What it's about
Michael Kyle is a loving husband and modern-day patriarch who rules his household with a unique and distinct parenting style. As he teaches his three children some of life's lessons, he does so with his own brand of humor.
The run
Seasons
5 seasons · 123 episodes.

Season 1 · Complete
Season 1
200111 episodes
7.0IMDbBest episode · S01E03 Grassy Knoll

Season 2 · Complete
Season 2
200129 episodes
7.1IMDbBest episode · S02E22 Working Relationship

Season 3 · Complete
Season 3
200227 episodes
7.4IMDbBest episode · S03E11 Jay the Artist

Season 4 · Complete
Season 4
200330 episodes
7.3IMDbBest episode · S04E26 The Maid

Season 5 · Complete
Season 5
200426 episodes
7.2IMDbBest episode · S05E19 Michael Joins a Gym
Where the series peaks
Best Episodes
The hours that define the show, ranked by audience response and editorial signal.

S05E19
Michael Joins a Gym
The same day Michael realizes he can't fit into his favorite pair of vintage jeans, he runs into an old high school friend, the muscular Daryl (Terry Crews), who doesn't look any older than when Michael last saw him. He enlists Darryl's help to get him back into shape and, in the process, becomes obsessed with looking fit and buff. Meanwhile, Franklin fails his first test and fears that Kady will no longer accept him.
- Directed by George O. Gore II
- Written by Kim Wayans

S04E25
The Director
In his excitement to tape a basketball game, Michael accidentally records over a home video of Kady's first steps, which happens to be one of Jay's most cherished family moments. When Jay decides to have a family home movie night, Michael must act quickly and enlists Franklin's help to reenact that moment of Kyle family history.

S05E07
The Proposal
Jr. is finally ready to propose to Vanessa, but every time he tries to do so, something interrupts him, including Michael and Jay -- who are preparing to compete against each other in a karaoke competition.

S04E19
Outbreak Monkey
When an ecstatic Michael scores a ticket to see basketball star LeBron James play at Madison Square Garden, his excitement quickly turns to paranoia when, just days before the game, everyone in the Kyle household – except Michael – comes down with the flu. To ensure that he won't miss the game, he goes to absurd extremes to keep from getting sick, including spraying disinfectant on his family and using a ten-foot grabber to hand Jay her orange juice.
- Directed by George O. Gore II

S04E09
Marathon
The Kyles and Vanessa's parents escort her to her first ultrasound. When asked if they wanted to know the baby's sex, Michael is the only one who stands out with a positive answer. Obsessed with knowing whether he's having a grandson or a granddaughter, he tries by all means to have the doctor tell him. He finally assumes it's a boy, and tells Jay and eventually the rest of the family. But in the end the situation reverses as they all confirm with the doctor the real sex of the future Kyle and leave Michael out in the rain. Meanwhile, Franklyn freaks out with the idea of losing Kady to ""Smilin' Willie"" and tries to learn how to be a dance master.
- Directed by Dean Lorey
- Written by Dean Lorey

S04E14
Moving on Out
Tired of living in the garage, Jr. looks for an apartment and enlists his buddy, John, to be a co-signer… except that John has to dress up and pose as Jr.'s grandmother for the realtor. When Jr. and Vanessa's families come to visit the couple's new apartment, Jay is shocked to find that her new grandchild might be living in a run-down building with yellow police tape around the entrance.
- Directed by Dean Lorey
- Written by Dean Lorey
Behind the series
Created by
Showrunners, creators, executive producers and the writers who set the voice of the series.
The craft
Key Crew
Directing, writing, production, camera, music and editing.
Executive production
- Damon WayansProducer
- Dean LoreyProducer
Writing
- Dean LoreyWriter
- Joshua KristWriter
- Don ReoWriter
- Kim WayansWriter
Direction
- James WiddoesDirector
- Damon WayansDirector
- Sheldon EppsDirector
- Dean LoreyDirector
- George O. Gore IIDirector
- Roger E. MosleyDirector
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