Old Dads

Jack Kelly, Connor Brody, and Mike Richards, longtime friends, find themselves grappling with the pressures and expectations of life as they enter their 50s. They seek to navigate the complexities of their current lives, including family dynamics and career changes.

Connor faces tension at home when he urges his son Colin to apologize for inappropriate behavior. His wife, Cara, is frustrated with his approach, highlighting the parental challenges they face in fostering their child's understanding of responsibility.

The trio makes the decision to sell their company, Trifecta, to a group of millennials. However, they quickly learn that the new management intends to modernize the workplace by letting go of all employees over the age of 35, leaving only them as the retained older staff.

Jack receives a public reprimand from the director at his son Nate's preschool for being late. This incident causes him to erupt in colorful language, bringing attention to his ongoing struggles with anger management and the impact it has on his family.

Insisting that Jack must apologize to keep positive standing for Nate's future kindergarten admission, Leah joins him in making amends. Their efforts encounter a mix of parental grievances, complicating Jack's desire to present himself as a responsible parent.

Mike, recently single and the father of two adult sons, faces a surprising revelation from his girlfriend, Britney: she is pregnant despite his vasectomy. This unexpected news sends shockwaves through his mind as he navigates this new reality.

Jack takes on the responsibility of organizing a school fundraiser but begins to feel sidelined by the younger millennial employees. His efforts to manage the situation are met with challenges as generational differences come into play.

In a twist of fate, Jack and Connor are sent on a mission to find Ed Cameron, a man who has chosen to disconnect from modern life since the 80s. Their journey involves interactions with a younger employee named Travis, leading to confrontations and awkward moments.

The group's adventure takes a disastrous turn when a series of misadventures with a rental car leads to their firing. A hidden camera captures their inappropriate jokes, causing significant repercussions for both them and Travis, showcasing the challenges of differing generational perspectives.

Tensions escalate when Leah confronts Cara after a heated incident involving their kids. Leah's son Colin accidentally hits her pregnant belly, leading to conflict that strains their friendships and reveals the fragility of their relationships.

After their firing from Trifecta, Mike distances himself from Jack due to the fallout. Meanwhile, Connor struggles to reach out to Jack because of his wife's frustrations, resulting in a deepening isolation for all three friends.

Jack and Mike unexpectedly cross paths at a late-night diner, leading to a heartfelt reconciliation. They discuss their struggles and make plans to include Connor in a bachelor party trip, rekindling their friendship.

During the bachelor party, the trio finds themselves at a strip club where Jack receives an urgent call that Leah is going into labor. The chaotic situation forces them to scramble for transportation as they try to reach the hospital in time.

Frustrated by the slow arrival of their Uber, Jack and his friends resort to riding small electric scooters to reach the hospital. Although Jack ultimately misses the birth of his child, the experience becomes a pivotal moment in his life.

In the aftermath, Jack mends his relationship with Leah and commits to attending therapy, marking a new chapter in his life. Meanwhile, Mike proposes to Britney, and Connor helps Cara to relax, signifying personal growth and change for all of them.