
Suburban housewife and mom Tara Gregson sometimes just doesn't seem like herself, and with good reason: She's living with dissociative identity disorder, a condition that causes her to shift between multiple identities without warning. Her loving husband, Max, copes with the situation as best he can, but neither he nor their teenage kids, Kate and Marshall, can be sure who will greet them when they come home: Tara herself, or "T," a flirty teenager; Buck, a beer-swilling Vietnam vet with a violent streak; Alice, a perfect TV mom right out of the 1950s; or other alter egos in this dark comedy created and written by Academy Award winner Diablo Cody ("Juno").

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Tara and Max go to Boston for help from an expert; Neil and Charmaine prepare to move to Houston; Kate receives a life-changing proposal; Marshall considers his future.
All alters but one disappear; Marshall moves in with his grandmother; Kate spends time with Evan; Neil asks Charmaine to move.
Max and Marshall return home; Tara hides her new alter; Neil gets a job in Texas.
Dr. Hattaras and Tara seek the help of another professional; Marshall's short film hurts his father's feelings; Charmaine spends time with a group of mothers; Kate continues her relationship with Evan.