Just when he thought things couldn’t get any worse, John’s life continues to spiral downward. The Missus Downstairs attempts to cheer him up with her unique brand of charm and humour – which leads to mixed results.

Tired of John’s disposition, The Missus takes things in her own hands and tries to force him to snap back into reality. Her plan works as John finally comes to and immediately hatches a plan that could change his life forever.

John develops a plan for his very own business and presents his big idea to The Missus. She, naturally, remains unimpressed, but wants to support him in her own unique way — much to John’s chagrin.

John is startled from his sleep from a very unusual noise, and winds up frightening The Missus half to death in the process. Meanwhile, the life of an entrepreneur isn’t what John thought it would be, as he begins to have doubts about his new business. Naturally, The Missus has just the cure for ...

John finds himself back in a rut, and The Missus is determined to pull him out of it kicking and screaming. Acting as a matchmaker, The Missus insists that John gets out there and finds himself “a good woman” — somewhat reluctantly, he complies, much to the delight of the Missus and her daughter.

John has pep in his step once again, as he thinks he’s found love. The Missus and Trina are there to lend sage advice as he embarks on his new romantic adventure. However, things take a turn (as they often do) and John finds himself in a situation far beyond his comfort zone and control.

John returns home from some time away to an unexpected visitor. Meanwhile, The Missus can’t wait to get a whiff of the new houseguest, and pulls out all the stops to make her way in. In the end, this becomes a Christmas that John, his unexpected guest, or The Missus are likely to forget any time ...