“Jon” and his family move to New York City in hopes of finding a new life in the witness relocation program. The family adjusts to new life and changes. Paul Rudd guest stars.

“Jon” does not like the theme that “David” has chosen for his Bar Mitzvah.

“Jon” fires Mike so they can officially be friends, and Susan divorces him.

“Jon” opens his own business. He also meets a woman who ends up becoming his new girlfriend, Kim.

“Jon” becomes a successful children's lullaby personality while his girlfriend Kim is out of town on a yoga retreat.

“Jon” joins a country club. A TV movie is made about “Susan's” life.

“Jon” gets tired of having cameras following his every move.

The Mirminsky family steps up their game with a new assassin. To ensure "Jon"'s safety, the government enacts "Operation Many Jons."

"Jon"'s life gets even more complicated when his ex-wife converts from Judaism to Catholicism and his son "David" expresses his desire to become a woman.

"Jon" puts himself out there and runs for NYC Dog Mayor even though he's in the witness protection program. One of Jon's lies results in the Mirminsky's kidnapping the owner of his favorite sub shop.

"Jon" is invited to a "Witness Protection Convention", while Kim goes undercover to spy on Jon. Yvgeny and Sergei go on a weekend trip to Idaho.

"Jon" gets his own hidden camera prank show.

"Jon" goes undercover to infiltrate the Mirminskys hideaway after a surgery (from the famed film Face/Off) transforms his appearance to match that of Sergei's.

Kim opens her own craft store, and her tortilla hats become a surprise hit in the fashion world. "Jon" competes with Yvgeny in a stand-up comedy contest.

"Jon" helps Jay the doorman recover after he takes a bullet for him. Todd Barry pays off his poker debts to the Mirminsky family.

"Jon" meets his long-lost twin brother.

Network budget cuts hit "Jon" hard.

"Jon" discovers the identity of David's new girlfriend.

"Jon's" limits are tested in the Season 2 finale.