This week at the table, things get… personal. We're diving into the (sometimes awkward, always opinionated) topic of gender-neutral bathrooms. Is it progress? A problem? Depends on which family member you ask.

From childhood memories and bathroom etiquette to real talk about safety, comfort, and inclusion—everyone's got something to say. And yes, urinals, curtains, and awkward public restroom setups all make an appearance.

Expect the usual mix of strong opinions, playful jabs, and a few unexpected turns—because it wouldn’t be Sunday Family Dinner without a heated debate and some laughs in between.

Pull up a chair for another raucous episode of Sunday Family Dinner! This week, we dive into the delightful chaos of family traditions—starting with a birthday mishap that sparks a full-on sibling gift debate. From penguin-themed presents to “push gifts” for both parents (yes, both), it’s clear this family knows how to commit to a bit.

In between laughs, the family tackles hilarious game night antics, vet visits gone sideways, and Anthony’s dramatic brush with a phishing scam involving a fake arrest warrant (spoiler: he didn’t go to jail). And then there are the “shit stories”—oh yes, plural. Let’s just say vulnerability comes with sound effects this week.

Expect plenty of laughter, some questionable life lessons, and the kind of unfiltered moments that can only happen when your whole family is mic’d up. From beauty standards and bathroom blunders to neighborhood drama and home repairs, it's a little messy, deeply honest, and so us.

Who's doing the dishes? Probably no one. But come find out anyway.

This week at the table, a confession kicks things off: someone’s watching Nashville—and they like it. We spiral from there into binge-worthy shows, how long it really takes to get hooked on a new series, and whether it's ever too late to become obsessed with fictional drama.

Also on the menu: what counts as a “win” when you’re just trying to get someone to finish a full episode, the chaos of too many characters, and the eternal struggle of choosing what to watch next. As always, there’s plenty of sibling teasing, side commentary, and “did you even hear what I said?” moments.

Expect hot takes, low patience for slow plotlines, and more tangents than a cable drama has subplots.