America can scarce forget the shimmering matriarchal goddess that was June Cleaver. From 1957 to 1963, she cooked gorgeous meals, cleaned a beautiful house, loved a stable husband, and raised two of America's favorite sons—always sporting a spotless smile and an elegant string of pearls. But was that the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?

Theo, June's youngest granddaughter and the only member of the Cleaver family capable of making Thanksgiving weekend in Mayfield is about to learn the hard truth about how Gam-Gam June met Grandpa Ward, and the dark dirty secrets long kept from the public eye.

This absurd comedy explores the evolution of the American Nuclear family from the past to the present and its effect on motherhood, women's rights, and sexual identity.