Full of vim and vigor, Kimmy returns to Mrs. Vorhees (Jane Krakowski) and gets her job back. She is to take care of the household and discipline the children. One is real work of art fifteen year old who presents herself as incredibly worldly to her depressing friends. The son is a little sociopath. Kimmy must organize a birthday party for him. These kids are so rich, it is literally impossible to do for them. Meanwhile, Titus, her gay roommate, is having trouble finding his way. She is the spiritual leader. She drives him to be more than he could ever hope for. The fun of this series so far is Kimmy's hopefulness and love of life. She manages to keep her chin up at all times, even when the realities of life become pretty bewildering.
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