The Brothers Solomon

John and Dean Solomon grow up in the Arctic under the watchful eye of their father, Ed. Their sheltered upbringing leads to endless bad luck in their romantic pursuits as they struggle to adapt to the outside world.

The brothers' lives take an unexpected turn when their father Ed falls into a coma. This event catalyzes their desperate quest to awaken him, as they feel he must see a grandchild to recover.

In a bid to fulfill Ed's wish, John and Dean embark on a ridiculous quest to find a mother figure for a grandchild. Their initial attempts lead to disastrous results, including a shocking marriage proposal and a tragic bus accident.

Realizing the need for oversight, the brothers decide to bring Ed home from the hospital. This new living arrangement forces John and Dean to learn how to better manage their father's condition.

John meets their neighbor Tara, who agrees to help check in on Ed during the brothers' busy lives. This connection, however, adds complexity to John's already tumultuous emotional landscape.

The brothers explore traditional avenues for parenthood by attempting to adopt. However, their unconventional request is met with resistance from the local adoption agency, leading them to seek other options.

Unfazed by their past rejections, John and Dean turn to Craigslist in search of a potential surrogate mother. They encounter Janine, who seems like the ideal candidate, but her fee poses a new challenge.

As they prepare for parenthood, Janine's icy demeanor begins to thaw just a bit around Dean and John. However, John's blissful misunderstanding of Tara's feelings complicates their dynamic further.

After attending a prenatal class, Janine unexpectedly decides she wants to raise the child alone. This revelation sparks a passionate argument between the brothers, forcing them to confront their own feelings and desires.

Following their heated argument, John and Dean reconcile, which strengthens their bond as brothers. They realize that their differences, although contentious, are a crucial part of their family dynamic.

In a bid to win Janine over, the brothers create an elaborate scheme involving a giant sky banner. Their heartfelt gesture moves Janine, leading her to agree to collaborate on their parenting adventure.

Years after their tumultuous journey, John and Dean launch 'Solomon Family Baby-Proofing', which focuses on providing safety equipment for expecting parents. This venture symbolizes their growth and commitment to their new roles.

In a miraculous turn of events, their newborn child utters its first word—'grandpa'—while gazing at Ed, who remains in a coma. This magical moment unexpectedly awakens Ed, uniting the family.

The family gathers to celebrate Ed's miraculous recovery. This moment signifies not only the awakening from his coma but also the transformation of their relationship and the love that binds them.