Plot Synopsis

Harrison Burke has the executive apartment, expense account and big office at a prestigious Wall Street investment banker. He is a handsome, 30-something player with crisp suits and caviar tastes, but it all melts down when a big company merger falls through. As the firm downsizes, he finds himself out of a job, a home and deeply in debt thanks to his high-flying lifestyle. One bus ride later, he's on his parents' doorstep in a quaint New Hampshire town. Harrison's parents, Ben and Marla, are surprised and thrilled to see him, but suspicious. So, he pretends that he's taking a long overdue vacation, rather than suddenly stuck in his worst nightmare -- living back home, working at his father's Rocky Road ice cream truck business, and competing for his old route with a fellow driver, 16-year-old Razor. Plus, his local Reverend and neighbor Fiona seem to have it out for him. On the up side, Suzie Barnes, his old girlfriend, is still in town. Suzie is now a local artist and dating Rick, an old rival. As Harrison settles in, he rediscovers the charm of home, learns how alike fathers and sons can be, and tries to get his girl back.