At brunch, Judy announces she's filed for divorce, much to the disapproval of her traditional Vietnamese parents; Washington and his wife, Lesley, navigate marital issues of their own; Judy tells Lesley what Hue really thinks about her.

Judy is frustrated with the strict gender roles prescribed to her and Washington; as Judy challenges her brother to a tennis match, she also challenges the deep-rooted cultural norms that favor him; Lesley struggles to find her place in the family.

Judy takes a bold step forward in her journey to find independence. Staring down the barrel of retirement, Binh confides in Lesley.

Judy challenges her father to see her as an adult and accept her relationship with Dr. Nate; Washington turns to his mother for help when his attempt to win Lesley over with lavish gifts backfires.

Outspoken youngest child Reagan Ho makes a rare appearance on a boys-only hunting trip; Lesley outs a shocking and shameful family secret.

Mounting family pressures implode at Judy's Lunar New Year party. Meanwhile, Washington's drinking becomes a family affair, forcing him to decide where his loyalties fall.