Are We There Yet?

Picking up after the movie, the series follows Nick Persons and his wife Suzanne as they settle into married life. Only six months in, the couple finds that real world bliss comes with its own wrinkles as they juggle a growing family and the chaos of teenage years. Work adds another layer of pressure. Nick, once an athlete who ran a sports shop, has moved into information technology. Suzanne, a driven party planner, keeps a calendar that refuses to quiet. Together they scramble to balance love, work, and parenting in a home that buzzes with energy, mischief, and small victories.

The series debuted on TBS in 2010 and was created by Ali LeRoi. It expands the film Are We There Yet into a family friendly comedy that centers on Nick and Suzanne as they manage a blended household. The tone aims for light hearted optimism as work and family life collide.

Reception was modest with an average rating around 6.5 out of 10 from about 30 votes, reflecting a small but steady audience. The show asks how two working adults form a partnership while guiding teenagers, balancing career ambitions with domestic needs, and keeping humor rooted in everyday family life. It leans on warmth and relatable setups rather than sharp satire.

Cast includes Coy Stewart, Telma Hopkins, Terry Crews, Teala Dunn, and Essence Atkins. The series adds to 2010s family comedies by foregrounding a Black two parent household negotiating love, discipline, and work. It builds on the film premise while offering a familiar comfort watching experience for families. It also helps showcase a positive portrayal of a working mom and dad sharing responsibilities.

Awards: The series did not land major nominations. While not a critical darling, its ensemble performances offered warmth and energy that kept the show on air during its run, giving audiences a dependable upbeat take on blended family life.