After a successful first season, "Fresh Off the Boat" is set to return with more shenanigans from the Huang family. The season 2 premiere will kick off with Louis (Randall Park) taking his family along on his "business trip."
In the teaser clip, Eddie (Hudson Yang) begs his mom to buy him new things for school, but Jessica (Constance Wu) is on top of the situation as she gives him a paper bag, saying that she got him the t-shirts that he likes. Upon seeing that the shirts feature the "Reading Rainbow" cast, Eddie says that the shirts aren't his style at all — he needs the ones with the rappers on them.
"These guys aren't rappers!" Eddie protests.
"They were the gangsters of the sales bin," Jessica firmly says.
Desperate for a break before the end of the summer, Louis tells Jessica that they're going with him on a business trip, which, in reality, is just a vacation for the entire family.
The trailer shows the family packing their bags as they leave to go on the trip, and Eddie appears to be excited to go. At the Gatorworld resort, Louis is seen bonding with his male co-workers at an outdoor hot tub, while Grandma Huang discovers the thrill of riding a roller coaster.
Although the trip is a chance for the family to relax and enjoy the comforts of the resort, Jessica is being ever-vigilant as she tries not to incur any additional expense during the trip. Upon arriving in the hotel room, she grimly says that they are not going to get their money's worth. She turns on all the lights, cranks up the air conditioner and gets all the free toiletries. To save money, she locks up the snack drawer and throws away the key. She even burns the room service menu and gets the batteries from the remote control so the kids won't be able to watch pay-per-view channels. When offered some extra towels by the pool boy, Jessica gives him a severe look and says, "We will be using God's towel. The sun."
But somehow, the final bill shocks Louis as he shrieks, "What the hell is this?" and Jessica looks on, horrified.
Season 2 of "Fresh Off the Boat" airs on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 8:30 p.m. on ABC. Alternatively, watch it online via live stream on ABC.com.
