Pat and Streeter appear to be dating. As Chase prepares for his VMA performance, Cary and Brooke both receive life-changing news; Cary learns that Netflix wants to do an original movie starring him and Chase in lead roles, while Streeter offers Brooke to be Chase's assistant manager. Brooke wants to get back together with Lance, but he rejects her. The Dubeks gather backstage to watch Chase perform. However, Chase's singing voice is disastrous, and his performance is heavily criticized on social media. Cary comforts Chase following the performance, who is worried that he's upset his family. The season finale concludes with a series of unexpected revelations: Chase reveals that he wants to quit his singing career to go to college, to the dismay of Cary, Brooke, and Streeter. Streeter reveals that he wants to marry Pat, who has become the host of her own weekly daytime talk show, The Pat Dubek Show.
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