Episode List
- 1 Church Going - The George family prepares to go to Church.
- 2 Malayalam Culture - George installs a Malayalam Channel to teach his daughter Chakki and teenage son Matt the young adult in the family some "Malayalam Culture."
- 3 New Nurses
- 4 George's new business idea.
- 5 George is invited to a Christmas get-together at Chacko's house.
- 6 George's house is haunted by a Madama Ghost.
- 7 Rincy forces George to go on a new diet plan.
- 8 George studies to become an insurance agent.
- 9 George tries to grow Thekummootil Insurance Corp with new marketing techniques.
- 10 George agrees to do Feng Shui/Vasthu in his house.
- 11 Mahesh and Babykuttan try out the dating scene.
- 12 Gregory discovers his hidden talent.
- 13 George gets a new pet for the house.
- 14 George hires a handyman.
- 15 Rincy plans a trip to India.
- 16 Babykuttan joins Sameway (a multi-layer marketing company).
- 17 Babykuttan tries to be a Sameway Millionaire.
- 18 George has a "small party" while Rincy is away.
- 19 Rincy returns with Appachan.
- 20 Matt grows up.
- 21 George and Family gets invited to a party.
- 22 Gregory resigns.
- 23 Gregory's first day at Blimpie.
- 24 George's new assistant.
- 25 Babykuttan learns to drive.
- 26 Generation Gap
- 27 Mahi tries to change career.
- 28 George brings a superstar home.
- 29 The Candy Problem
- 30 Appachan and Giri Giri's new hobby.
- 31 Appachan's Krishi
- 32 Appachan's Achar
- 33 Omana Onam 2008
- 34 Job Search. Car Search. Wife Search.
- 35 Back to School
- 36 Halloween
- 37 Mahi's Dilemma
- 38 The Rat Problem
- 39 George goes to the Doctor
- 40 Black Friday
- 41 Rincy's brother visits
- 42 Informercial episode
- 43 Christmas Episode
- 44 Appachan Babysits
- 45 The Love Letter
- 46 Appachan's Birthday
- 47 DJ KJ Episode
- 48 Going back Home
- 49 Babykuttan's English Tutor
- 50 George buys a New Car
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