TV Guide E! Friday

Three childhood friends search for a priceless artifact, but they must dodge scheming women, dangerous animals and a cult of treasure hunters on their journey.

Sixteen-year-old Savannah really wants to date a 19-year-old guy; Todd struggles with household chores and preparing dinner when Julie heads back to work.

When Todd and Julie go out for a night on the town, they leave Grayson in the care of Chase and Savannah, but Chase and Savannah have plans of their own.

The kids attempt to plan a perfect day for their dad for Father's Day, so they make the decision to go to an amusement park; however, their idea backfires.

Todd and Julie make the decision to downsize their home; however, with every box that is packed, Todd's controlling ways are heightened.

When Chase turns 18 years old, he says that he's done following house rules, so Todd decides to show him what it is really like to be an adult.

When Todd finds his own way of dealing with stress after he is told that he has high blood pressure, the kids are left running for cover.

Todd's plans for a relaxing family vacation in Los Angeles are threatened when Savannah does something drastic and Faye goes out for a late-night adventure.

Todd forces Chase and Savannah to get jobs after footing a high lunch bill; however, they struggle to face the reality of working for a living..

A depressed man is urged to enroll in a self-help seminar, where he discovers that saying yes to everything can give him a fresh start in life.

An oddball detective with an affinity for animals uncovers more than just a simple kidnapping when he is hired to locate the mascot of the Miami Dolphins.

Alan starts dating Cynthia, one of his ex-wife's friends, and he is surprised after she reveals an interesting secret about Judith's intimate life.

After agreeing to accompany his nephew on a multi-generational double date, Charlie sets Alan up with a prostitute so he won't be left out of the romance.

Alan begins to think that Charlie's philandering ways are getting completely out of control; Charlie's therapist and his ex-fiancée Mia resurface.

While Alan is busy planning Evelyn's wedding to her wealthy fiancé Teddy, Charlie has his sights set on Courtney, his devious future step-sister.

An unexplained death at Charlie and Alan's house prompts the CSI team to launch a special investigation while Charlie and Courtney grow closer.

Charlie finds himself attracted to an older woman who writes self-help books; Alan and Jake engage in a battle over a homework assignment.

Charlie must resist temptation when he meets the grown daughter of the older woman he has been dating and realizes that it isn't their first encounter.

Charlie terrifyingly contemplates fatherhood when he coincidentally runs into a former lover who has a son named "Chuck" that looks and acts just like him.

Jake and Alan must temporarily move in with Judith and Herb when they are kicked out of Charlie's after he and Alan quarrel over a small loan.

It's a series of firsts in the house as Charlie attempts cooking, Alan experiences dating two women at the same time and Jake takes his first taste of beer.

Alan is angered when Charlie begins hooking up with his receptionist, as he knows that their inevitable break-up will ultimately impact him more than Charlie.

Charlie tries to help Jake's former teacher, who is now a stripper, by giving her a room and a job, but his intentions manage to backfire on him.

Judith kicks Herb out of the house, providing Alan a golden opportunity; Charlie takes Herb under his wing by teaching him how to live the bachelor lifestyle.

Alan attempts to escape from Judith, as they began seeing each other after she and Herb broke up; Charlie helps Herb along in the dating scene.

Judith grounds Jake, but Alan struggles to enforce her ruling; Charlie can't bring himself to stay the night at his girlfriend's place instead of his.

Jake disappears with the daughter of a former NFL player, leaving Charlie to cover his back; Alan uses Charlie's Mercedes to score a hot date.

Evelyn offers to pay for Jake's education, causing Alan to excitedly ponder retirement; Charlie becomes convinced that their mother is up to something.

When one of Charlie's oldest party-going buddies passes away while visiting him at his beach house, Charlie begins to reconsider his playboy lifestyle.

Charlie and Jake fight for the affections of a beautiful young waitress; Alan fights against sexual tension with his receptionist.

Alan is convinced he is the father when he finds out that Judith is pregnant; Charlie thinks he knows why Jake is in a contentious mood.

Convinced that his family doesn't fully appreciate him, Alan's receptionist Melissa invites him to move in with her and her mother.

Chelsea realizes that Charlie knows nothing about her, and breaks up with him; Charlie attempts to win her back by taking her to couples counseling.

A man in his mid-twenties who spends his days smoking weed pursues his dream of becoming a tattoo artist while facing trauma from his past.

Kevin works with Chance the Rapper to prank Nick Cannon and get back at Nick for his animal prank.

Actor Joel McHale organizes a prank on actor Anthony Anderson while he plays at the driving range; Anthony plans his revenge with Joel's makeup chair.

Lil Jon's prank on Ludacris does not go as planned, so he works on another gag with speedy cars and over-the-top stunts.

WWE star Brie Bella gets stuck in a trash compactor as she plays a prank on her twin sister Nikki, and Nikki makes Brie get a makeover she will never forget.