New animated comedy DUNCANVILLE, from Emmy Award and Golden Globe winner Amy Poehler and Emmy Award winners Mike and Julie Scully, is centered around the life of DUNCAN (Amy Poehler), a spectacularly average 15-year old boy, and the people in his world.

Duncan’s friends replace him with Kimberly in their online video game tournament, so he joins the opposition to betray them and humiliate Kimberly.

In hopes of getting a promotion, Annie tries to fill her parking ticket quota for the month. But when she finds a dead body in an illegally parked car, the “real” police quickly cut her out.

The town celebrates its annual Witch Day, which involves pronouncing a mortified Duncan the “town virgin” for the big ceremony, but he protests the celebration to impress Mia, who finds it sexist and barbaric.

When the family gets a new smart fridge that turns out to be too smart for Annie’s liking, she feels replaced.

To celebrate their anniversary, Jack and Annie rekindle the passion of their youth by visiting a 1980sthemed club, before realizing that their maturity might not be that boring after all.

When all of Jack’s customers are stolen by sexy new plumber Bobby Bastille (guest voice Rick Springfield), he quits his day job to follow his dream and write a rock opera.

When their local swimming pool is overcrowded due to a heatwave, Annie and Jack share their old swimming spot with the kids.

After realizing their children are too dependent to even be left alone, Jack and Annie decide to implement “Free Range Parenting,” by giving their kids more responsibility.

Annie feels underappreciate on Mother’s Day and adopts Duncan’s friend, Wolf, who seems to care more about her than her own kids.

Duncan runs for class president against Mia, but soon realizes the competition is more than he bargained for. Meanwhile, Kimberly participates in a cookie fundraiser.