George-Michael, while trying to reconnect with his father, finds himself overwhelmed by the responsibility of running his business, Fakeblock.

Jay and Claire scramble to shoot a commercial in response, but there might be some creative differences between father and daughter. A peeping-Tom in the neighborhood keeps using a drone to spy on Gloria.

Haley gets Alex drunk at a concert, Phil becomes jealous of Luke's increasing abilities, Cam gets in trouble over a song at a talent show, and Mitchell and Jay try to go behind their spouses' backs.

Debra talks to the girls about how some of the cute things that Ray does, but Ray finds it embarrassing. So he talks to Frank and Robert about Debra's flaws. Then secrets start coming out.

Robert gets discovered by a modeling agent.

Randy and the prisoners watch a second episode of "Cops," which features the Camden County Police responding to a series of disturbances on the first 4th of July after 9/11.

Earl is supposed to set up a "scared straight" lecture for school kids, until he gets in a fight with Randy over who's taking care of whom. Meanwhile, Joy tries to induce labor.

As a nit pandemic sweeps the school, Julia stands accused of triggering a second wave so she throws a nit treatment party that brings all the drama (and headlice) to her door.

Liz has a shock as she helps Kevin navigate his divorce, Amanda battles Meg over trampoline club, and Julia considers religion in a bid to get Ivy into the right secondary school.

As Maeby's life spirals out of control, she moves out on her own ending up coming into contact with her cousin, George-Michael.

George-Michael, while trying to reconnect with his father, finds himself overwhelmed by the responsibility of running his business, Fakeblock.

Alex accidentally provokes the Emergency Department's mean girls; Ron and Serena battle over parking etiquette; Bruce has a hard time letting go of the spotlight.

Ron and Bruce butt heads over a candy bar; Alex is forced to fire an incompetent employee; Matt seeks appreciation for saving a patient's life.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

Sam and James travel to New York. While there, Sam is confronted with memories of who she was before sobriety and must decide whether she can risk being Old Sam again. Olivia and Stephanie take an important step in their IVF journey.

In this flashback episode, an inebriated James meets a drunken "Katrina" in a bar on Thanksgiving. After getting kicked out, the two embark upon their own one-night holiday celebration. James' time with Sam spurs him to make a change.

Randy and the prisoners watch a second episode of "Cops," which features the Camden County Police responding to a series of disturbances on the first 4th of July after 9/11.

Earl is supposed to set up a "scared straight" lecture for school kids, until he gets in a fight with Randy over who's taking care of whom. Meanwhile, Joy tries to induce labor.

As a nit pandemic sweeps the school, Julia stands accused of triggering a second wave so she throws a nit treatment party that brings all the drama (and headlice) to her door.

Liz has a shock as she helps Kevin navigate his divorce, Amanda battles Meg over trampoline club, and Julia considers religion in a bid to get Ivy into the right secondary school.

Jay and Claire scramble to shoot a commercial in response, but there might be some creative differences between father and daughter. A peeping-Tom in the neighborhood keeps using a drone to spy on Gloria.

Haley gets Alex drunk at a concert, Phil becomes jealous of Luke's increasing abilities, Cam gets in trouble over a song at a talent show, and Mitchell and Jay try to go behind their spouses' backs.

Alex accidentally provokes the Emergency Department's mean girls; Ron and Serena battle over parking etiquette; Bruce has a hard time letting go of the spotlight.

Ron and Bruce butt heads over a candy bar; Alex is forced to fire an incompetent employee; Matt seeks appreciation for saving a patient's life.

The family is surprised to learn that Frank mentored a young man.

Marie wants the boys to paint her new shelf. But the boys want to go golfing. They start to feel guilty when they leave and start talking about how much they love her. So they decide to golf to see who'll get Marie when Frank dies.

After celebrating a milestone with a bang, Sam decides it's time to make amends with Carol. When a fight with Joel makes Brit re-examine the future, she turns to an unlikely ally: Felicia. Meanwhile, James conceals a destructive secret.

On her wedding day, Brit's jitters lead her to make an unexpected decision. Carol and Bob take their relationship to a new level. Sam learns the truth about James and is shaken to the core about what her future might hold.

As a nit pandemic sweeps the school, Julia stands accused of triggering a second wave so she throws a nit treatment party that brings all the drama (and headlice) to her door.

Liz has a shock as she helps Kevin navigate his divorce, Amanda battles Meg over trampoline club, and Julia considers religion in a bid to get Ivy into the right secondary school.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

Earl and Randy are teamed up against their will to catch Frank, who escaped from a prison van under Randy's watch. Joy and her sister fight over how Joy's baby will be born.

The warden promises to take the last six months off of Earl's sentence if he helps him out of one final jam. It ultimately will require him to spend the remainder of his lottery winnings on putting on a prom in the prison.

Jay isn't impressed with Phil's birthday gift, Alex isn't excited about her acceptance to Cal Tech, Mitch and Cam get an inheritance, Andy sees Hayley for the first time since the hospital, and the boys sneak alcohol behind Gloria's back.

Jay agrees to sub on Cam's bowling team, not knowing it's an all-gay league. Phil and Claire finally bond with their neighbors over an offensive statue. Gloria and Mitchell agree to a night out with Haley to prove they're not too old.

Buster tries to make it on his own without his over-bearing mother, but finds it quite difficult.

George-Michael moves to Sudden Valley in an idyllic secluded neighborhood, where unusually friendly and grabby men and an occasional woman live to avoid contact with children. Rebel's relationship with the two Michaels complicates.

It's the holiday season at St. Denis: Alex and Ron care for a patient whose diagnosis is not what it seems, Joyce enlists Serena's help to boost St. Denis' online presence, and Bruce and Matt help a Santa in need.

Ron mocks Alex and Matt's attempts to resolve a conflict between two prison inmates who stabbed each other in a gang fight; Serena helps Bruce address his fear of needles; Joyce is smitten by the burly prison guard.

Mother’s Day leaves Julia feeling ignored while Meg’s family spoil her rotten and Amanda endures a passive aggressive lunch with her appalling mother Felicity .

Julia, Liz and Meg endure the school coach trip from hell with their nemesis Ashley while Kevin helps Amanda pack up her shop with unimaginable consequences.

Earl and Randy are teamed up against their will to catch Frank, who escaped from a prison van under Randy's watch. Joy and her sister fight over how Joy's baby will be born.

The warden promises to take the last six months off of Earl's sentence if he helps him out of one final jam. It ultimately will require him to spend the remainder of his lottery winnings on putting on a prom in the prison.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty-something-year-old friends living in Manhattan.

Jay isn't impressed with Phil's birthday gift, Alex isn't excited about her acceptance to Cal Tech, Mitch and Cam get an inheritance, Andy sees Hayley for the first time since the hospital, and the boys sneak alcohol behind Gloria's back.

Jay agrees to sub on Cam's bowling team, not knowing it's an all-gay league. Phil and Claire finally bond with their neighbors over an offensive statue. Gloria and Mitchell agree to a night out with Haley to prove they're not too old.

Mother’s Day leaves Julia feeling ignored while Meg’s family spoil her rotten and Amanda endures a passive aggressive lunch with her appalling mother Felicity .

Julia, Liz and Meg endure the school coach trip from hell with their nemesis Ashley while Kevin helps Amanda pack up her shop with unimaginable consequences.

Buster tries to make it on his own without his over-bearing mother, but finds it quite difficult.