The Detour - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

The Search
The Parkers embark on a world-wide search to find their runaway daughter Delilah.

The Return
Following a breakthrough, the Parkers return to their hometown to find their daughter.

The Sister
Nate and Robin head to Ithaca expecting to find their daughter but find a new family member instead.

The B.J.
Nate gets caught in the worst "parent trap" ever.

The Year
Delilah and Jared reunite and catch up on the past year.

The Game Show
The Parkers go on a Japanese Game Show.

The Entertainer
Jared comes up with a morbid plan to reunite the family.

The Same
Nate and Robin chase their kids around the world.

The Bride
In order to save his family Nate ends up on a Russian bride tour.

The Groom
Nate finally gets married to save his family.
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