Titus, Dave and Tommy snoop in Erin's office when Titus suspects she's having an affair.

Dave and Tommy get a chance to override Titus, whose integrity is questioned when he refuses a customer's request that will mar an otherwise perfect car.

Ken blames his heart attack on Titus, and the private nurse Titus hires sides with Ken, who feels much better, thank you.

After Ken uses "proud," "love" and "son" in the same sentence, Titus instinctually prepares for something bad, a prescient move as Ken blames him for another driving mishap.

At a hot-rod show, Dave and Tommy note that Titus is taking sole credit for their entry--and Ken notes it even more.

Thrill-seeker Titus is undaunted by the death of the parachutist who jumped off a bridge before him. Erin, though, is daunted--fiercely.

News of the car-show incident prompts clients to cancel their orders--and Titus writes a bad check to return a deposit.

A self-help guru's seminar brings personal breakthroughs for Erin, Titus--and himself, courtesy of Ken Titus.

Titus tries to undo what he sees as damage when Dave's response to a Dear John letter is to join the Army.

Titus enters a funny car in races to rebuild his business, and Ken is part of the pit crew--until father-son tensions mount.

Erin's surprise birthday party for niece Amy is an eye-opener for Erin when she sees the squalor in which the girl lives.

Titus's sister Shannon, who's outshone him at every turn, does so again at the reopening of his shop.

Christmas on a houseboat brings a kinder, gentler Ken when he thinks his best friend has fallen overboard.

Titus tries to keep Ken from testifying as his mother goes on trial for murdering her last husband at Titus's wedding.

Titus is firmly opposed to romance between his sister Shannon and Tommy, neither of whom is listening to him.

As part of Erin's therapist training, the Titus clan participates in a family session, where issues of trust surface between Titus and Erin.