Old School

Returning from a business trip, attorney Mitch Martin finds himself shocked by the unexpected lifestyle of his girlfriend, Heidi. In a series of orgies with various partners, Heidi insists that it’s just physical, leading Mitch to contemplate the viability of their relationship.

At his friend Frank's wedding party, Mitch encounters his high school crush, Nicole, reigniting old feelings. Unfortunately, in a drunken moment, he spills hot coffee on her dress, making a poor impression and regretting the encounter.

Mitch officially breaks up with Heidi, realizing their relationship cannot withstand the infidelity. Prompted by his newfound freedom, he delves into house-hunting, searching for a fresh start.

Mitch's friend Bernard throws a lavish party called 'Mitch-A-Palooza' at Mitch's house, paying for a performance by Snoop Dogg. This extravagant event boosts their social status immensely, drawing them back to their carefree college days.

Struggling to maintain a mature image in front of his wife, Frank loses control and drunkenly streaks through the neighborhood. This reckless act puts a strain on his marriage, showcasing the challenges of adulthood.

Mitch awakens next to Darcie, an unexpected companion from the party. Initially anxious, he is relieved to learn their encounter was casual and without further commitment, allowing him to enjoy the moment.

The trio faces their childhood rival, Dean Pritchard, who reveals that Mitch's house is scheduled for social services. With this looming threat, panic sets in as they must find a way to retain their home.

In a desperate bid to save their home, Bernard suggests starting an inclusive fraternity, a proposal that Mitch reluctantly accepts. Embracing the title 'The Godfather,' Mitch prepares for the challenges ahead.

Balancing work with fraternity activities becomes increasingly difficult for Mitch. Things complicate further when he learns that Darcie is actually his boss's daughter, leading to rumors that impact his professional life.

The fraternity experiences tragedy when Blue, an elderly member, dies during a raucous birthday celebration. His unexpected death profoundly impacts the group and serves as a wake-up call to reconsider their lifestyle.

Following Blue’s death, Frank's wife decides to leave him, resulting in his emotional downfall. He ends up temporarily moving in with Mitch, forcing them both to navigate the challenges of heartbreak together.

Mitch invites Nicole and her daughter to a birthday celebration, only to find that she arrives with her date Mark. Tensions rise when Mitch witnesses Mark acting inappropriately, deepening the misunderstanding between him and Nicole.

Dean Pritchard threatens to shut down the fraternity house and expel the members. However, Mitch learns that they can recover their status by taking on academic and athletic challenges, leading them to attempt regaining their position.

After confrontations escalate, Frank uncovers a recording of Dean Pritchard bribing a student council member. This revelation leads to the Dean's termination and the reinstatement of their fraternity status, a glorious moment for Mitch and his friends.

As the story unfolds, Nicole reaches out to Mitch seeking to mend their relationship after discovering Mark's infidelity. In the end, Mitch and Bernard decide to step back from fraternity life, while Frank continues its legacy.