Eli dates and then invites an extremely annoying girl to move in with him just to spite his father. Warner agrees to let Crawford do some voice over work for his video game and comes to regret it.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 1 Episode 4 of Dads was watched by 3,100,000 viewers, resulting in a 1.30 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Is Dads Renewed or Cancelled for Season 2?

Dads Season 1 Episodes...

• s01e01 - Pilot
• s01e02 - Heckuva Job, Brownie
• s01e03 - Clean on Me
• s01e04 - Funny Girl
• s01e05 - Oldfinger
• s01e06 - My Dad's Hotter Than Your Dad
• s01e07 - Foul Play
• s01e08 - Doubles Trouble
• s01e09 - Comic Book Issues
• s01e10 - Dad Abuse
• s01e11 - The Glitch That Stole Christmas
• s01e12 - Mister Edna
• s01e13 - Eli Nightingale
• s01e14 - Bully Gene
• s01e15 - Sperms of Endearment
• s01e16 - Warner's Got it Made
• s01e17 - Enemies of Bill
• s01e18 - Have a Heart... Attack!

Dads Show Summary

Eli and Warner are the co-founders of a successful video game company. Warner is married with two kids, two dogs and a beautiful home. Despite his success, he's a bundle of nerves, constantly worrying that his next paycheck will be his last. He and Eli came up with the idea for the company while stoned in college, and Eli has remained stoned ever since. In contrast to Warner's picture-perfect life, Eli's is a bit messier, with brief embraced at self-improvement. What he lacks in courage, he also lacks in moral fiber. Although Warner and Eli are at very different places in their lives, they are so close, their friendship is more like a marriage. And that relationship is more complicated now, as their dads invade their lives. Warner's neuroses likely stem from having grown up in a family whose fortunes fluctuated wildly from year to year, due to the failed get-rich-quick schemes of his father, Crawford. A self-described "businessman" (in wine-stained khakis) and a perpetual optimist, Crawford still firmly believes the next big opportunity is just around the corner.

Now living with Warner and Warner's beautiful, hotheaded wife, Camila, Crawford continues to spend beyond his means, making well-intentioned grand gestures that he can't afford and that Warner ends up paying for. Eli's dad, David, is a towering monument to negativity. Equal parts cheap and cranky, David relishes disappointment and has always prepared his son for it, who in turn rebels by spending excessive amounts of money. After hitting hard times, David turns to Eli, who blames his dad for his own shortcomings, including his inability to settle down. In fact, his longest relationship with a woman remains the one with his cleaning lady, Edna. Trying to help both Warner and Eli through their myriad life challenges is Veronica, their witty and surprisingly entitled assistant, who is a force to be reckoned with. The invasion of the DADS will give these friends and business partners their biggest challenge yet. Between dubious schemes, passive-aggressive busy-bodying and light kissing-on-the-lips, will these beleaguered sons be able to hold the line in the face of two massive game-changers?