Hearts Afire

Georgie, John, Billy Bob and the kids leave D.C. to run a newspaper in the small town where the guys grew up. When things start going wrong, everybody confides in Madeline, a depressed psychologist.

Desperate for cash to get their newspaper off the ground, the gang goes to work at the high school cafeteria and asks for a loan from an obnoxious, now wealthy former classmate.

Based on John and Billy Bob's high school reputations, the gang gets fired from the cafeteria. Then help comes from an unlikely source.

The gang hires a bombshell receptionist and Lonnie, the "printer from hell". Madeline offers to write a "tough love" advice column.

John plans to give Georgie his grandmother's string of pearls for their first anniversary, but then Billy Bob and Madeline get involved.

Lonnie convinced the gang to with him to a cowboy bar where mayhem soon ensues.

Georgie finds outshe's pregnant, and her dad arrives for a visit.

An insurance company mix-up leads John to think he's seriously ill, prompting him to reveal some things he's done to his friends in the past.

Billy Bob is shocked to find out how different the dating world is. He turns to John's oldest son for advice.

Georgie and Madeline devise ways to embarrass Madeline's ex, and John suffers a bout of jealousy over Georgie's past. Meanwhile, the kids put on a play satirizing the adult's behavior.

A camping trip goes haywire when the girl's raid the boys' camp, tie Lonnie to a tree and steal the van.

After being hit by a car, Lonnie takes advantage of Madeline and Billy Bob's guilt.

The movie Sleepless in Seattle inspires the gang to express their own feeling of love? loudly.

Longtime liberal Georgie writes a scathing letter to conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh. Then they meet?

With their house invaded by guests, John and Georgie attempt to find some privacy, but instead are caught again and again during intimate moments.

Georgie and John pretend they aren't married so they can vacation in a Miami singles-only time-share condo with the rest of the gang.