All Together Now

Former 70s rock star Bobby Rivers discovers he has twin children: Anna and Thomas. Joined by long-term friend Tracy, they all move in with Bobby and come to terms with their new family model.

Coming to terms with his feelings for his father, Thomas wants to hire an actor to substitute for Bobby as his dad at the upcoming parent-teacher evening at school.

Bobby discovers Anna has a rocker as boyfriend and his fatherly instincts come to the surface when he finds out the boyfriend has spent one night in her room.

Bobby is presented with a terrific opportunity to perform in the "Tivoli". But a major setback muddies his enthusiasm when he loses his beloved guitar.

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

One-time Rock'n'Roll star Bobby Rivers discovers he has 15-year-old twins when his former lover dies in a plane crash. They and Tracy, the woman who looked after them when their mother was traveling the world, move in with him, but have problems with his way of life; it's the 70s against the 90s!

When Bobby discovers a joint in the house, fingers are pointed everywhere and when no one confesses ownership everyone falls under suspicion.

When Bobby discovers a joint in the house, fingers are pointed everywhere and when no one confesses ownership everyone falls under suspicion.

With a new woman by his side, Wayne (better known as Mario) seems to have changed completely. But when a stripper, ordered by Doug for a bachelor party, causes a commotion Wayne is left in the firing line.

Bobby decides that, as head of the family, it's time to take on a 'real' job. Meanwhile, Thomas opens a video delivery service, Anna tries to brush up on her cooking and Doug totals his taxi - which could mean the end of his days as taxi-driver.

Bobby collapses after a fight with Thomas and Wayne is the one who has to pass on the news from the hospital that Bobby has left.

When Tracy dates a French musician there is a concern that she may follow him to Paris to live happily ever after.

Bobby's former band member, Lochie Burns pays a visit. Bobby is amazed to discover that while he remained in a time-warp, Lochie developed into a successful businessman.

Bobby attempts to sit down and write his memoirs, revisiting the fun days for all to read, but finds it much more difficult than he ever imagines.

There is a concern of plagiarism as the clan discover from the news that Bobby may have stolen someone else's tune for his hit 'Easy Street'.