Real Money

Eddie and Jesse are invited back to AXS TV's The Top Ten Revealed. The Money family is evacuated from their home when a devastating fire sweeps through Southern California.

Relieved to find their house still standing after the fires, the Money family returns home. Glad to be back to business as usual, Jesse heads to the studio to record her album with producer Marc DeSisto. Dez shows his siblings his music videos.

With his family in tow, Eddie rolls into Motor City to rock the crowd at the annual DTE festival in Detroit. After delivering an electric set featuring a heartfelt tribute to military veterans, Eddie and the crew head to the Big Apple for a reunion with Eddie’s relatives.

Glad to be back in his old stomping grounds, Eddie continues a walk down memory lane with his brother Danny. Later, the whole clan meet up for a special reunion with his New York relatives. After an unforgettable day of talking, laughing, and reminiscing, the Moneys stand up to lead the crowd in an impromptu performance of Eddie's iconic hit "Baby Hold On."

Eddie and his family head off to the historic town of Deadwood, South Dakota, for a special show, joined by Laurie's relatives who haven't seen Eddie and the kids perform in years. Taking some time to enjoy their surroundings, Eddie, Laurie, Zach, and Joe visit a local art gallery where they meet with talented painter Scott Jacobs to create a portrait of Eddie in honor of his 70th birthday.

Jesse and Dez break from the group to get a taste of the town's local flavor, sampling several varieties of Deadwood's signature moonshine brews. The good times continue, as the Moneys enjoy a sightseeing tour of Deadwood, which includes a scenic drive to a breathtaking open range where wild buffalo roam free.

Eddie and Laurie discuss the current season of the show; the Money kids hit a rage room, where they release tension by smashing glass objects and computer parts in a controlled environment.

Rain or shine, Jesse is determined to prepare a meal for the family and crew; Eddie and Laurie discuss his tour schedule, later they meet up with artist Scott Jacobs where they finally get to see his finished portrait of Eddie.

At the Money home, Joe makes pasta for his dad; Eddie surprises Laurie with his offer to take her, Jesse, and his agent Christianne to a spa in appreciation for all of their love and support.

Eddie, in need of new comedic material, goes on friend Louie Anderson's podcast for some pointers from a pro; Eddie and Laurie discuss plans to renew their marriage vows; the boys join their dad for a tux fitting.

Eddie calls his father-in-law to ask for Laurie's hand in marriage; Jesse and Dez improvise a funny song to perform at their parents' wedding; Laurie makes plans to wear the dress she never got to wear the first time around.

A look back at some of the highlights from the first two seasons of "Real Money."