Christine takes Beverley to Andrew Keegan's Full Circle spiritual church for a day of unconventional relaxation; Jodie teaches Andrea Barber's acting class for children but learns they are interested in more than improvisational games.

The BFFs attempt to recreate the childhood milestones they missed: Christine forces a teenage boy to take her to his prom; Beverley plans an epic slumber party; and Jodie is reunited with Mr. Bear, a stuffed animal she had while on “Full House.”

Jodie must choose between a sports car and a minivan; Christine's dream of participating in an exclusive yoga class is thwarted by a loud-breathing celebrity classmate.

A video of Christine defending her right to breastfeed in public goes viral, which leads her to become the face of a militant charitable organization; frugal Beverley takes a job at a high-end furniture store in order to get the employee discount.

The women embark on their first-ever camping trip after receiving an invitation from prankster friends Heather and Nicholle Tom; the weekend away leads to a chase by an unknown stalker, surprising confessions and a trip to the Cannes Film Festival.

When Jodie brings Beverley to a late-night industry party, the early-to-bed-early-to-rise Bev takes drastic measures to stay awake; Christine tries to get her estranged "Step by Step" cast members together for a TV show reboot.

After years of pretending to be her own assistant to avoid saying "no" to people, a non-confrontational Beverley finally hires former child star Lori Beth Denberg to be her assistant; Jodie asks a stranger to pretend to be a fan of Christine's.

Christine and Jodie attend a fan convention and end up in a compromising position at the afterparty. Meanwhile, Beverley shoots a DIY TV pilot with Soleil Moon Frye, another former child star, but they both vie for the spotlight.