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Michael and George Michael leave for Phoenix but go back to ensure the family misses them. Lindsay wants to have an open marriage, which causes Tobias to try to join the Blue Man Group under the impression that they are a support group for depressed men. Lucille signs Buster up for the Army after being goaded by a Michael Moore look-alike. Gob becomes president of the Bluth Company.
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Directed by Lee Shallat ChemelWritten by Mitchell Hurwitz, Richard A. RosenstockGuest stars Ed Helms, Ian Roberts, Jay Johnston, John Beard, Henry Winkler, Justin Lee, Steve Tom, Bill Rutkoski
Michael is driven crazy by Gob when he impresses the board as the new company figurehead due to Michael's legal troubles. Meanwhile, George Sr. is arrested in Mexico for a crime Oscar committed, and Buster witnesses something that utterly shocks him.
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Directed by Patty JenkinsWritten by Mitchell Hurwitz, Jim VallelyGuest stars Thomas Jane, Judy Greer, Mae Whitman, Mo Collins, Christian Duguay, John Beard, Zitto Kazann, Tom Konkle
Michael is increasingly frustrated over being abandoned by the family, and when the staircar is found in Mexico, Michael vows to find his father and give him a piece of his mind. Also, Buster spends time with Lupe's family and thinks he's in Mexico.
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Directed by Lee Shallat ChemelWritten by Brad CopelandGuest stars Judy Greer, Malik Yoba, Mae Whitman, Mo Collins, Eli Vargas, Martin Mull, Justin Lee, B.W. Gonzalez
Lucille hires a bounty hunter, Ice, to find George Sr., who may be closer than everyone thinks. Gob tries to pull off an elaborate illusion, Maeby tries to set Lindsay up with Ice, and Michael tries to mend George Michael's broken relationship.
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Directed by Jeff MelmanWritten by John LevensteinGuest stars Malik Yoba, Mae Whitman, Henry Winkler, Abraham Higginbotham, Jason Aaron Tinero
George Sr. fears he's losing Lucille to Oscar. Gob motivates Buster for the Army while Lindsay spends more time with Maeby to get closer to Steve Holt and Tobias starts working out.
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Directed by Peter LauerWritten by Barbie AdlerGuest stars Justin Grant Wade, John Michael Higgins, Bradley Stryker, Mae Whitman, Sam Pancake, Cedric Yarbrough, John Beard, Henry Winkler
Gob stages mass firings after being inadvertently roasted at the Bluth Company Christmas party. Michael is forced to rebuild the Banana Stand, and Buster plays hooky from the Army at an arcade game.
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Directed by Jason BatemanWritten by Abraham Higginbotham, Chuck MartinGuest stars Mae Whitman, Charlie Hartsock, Tom Saunders, Al Eisenmann, J.J. Wall, Jim Gaines Sullivan
The Bluths rival development company hires Gob, who finds the company president a father figure, in preparation for the Bluth-Sitwell softball game; Lindsay hallucinates from taking anti-depressants.
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Directed by Paul FeigWritten by Courtney Lilly, Barbie AdlerGuest stars Jeff Garlin, J.K. Simmons, Mae Whitman, Mo Collins, Ed Begley Jr., Danielle Cipolla, Jason Aaron Tinero, Jake Hoffman
Michael sells a portion of his stock in the Bluth company to buy a car, and Lucille 2 returns, only to discover that Buster is dating the company secretary Starla.
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Directed by Andrew FlemingWritten by Brad CopelandGuest stars Jeff Garlin, Liza Minnelli, Mo Collins, Tom Virtue, Ed Begley Jr., Henry Winkler, Willam Belli, Robb Skyler
Michael reunites with his long, lost love Sally Sitwell, but faces interference from parents. Meanwhile, the two Lucilles need someone to bid on them at the bachelorette auction with Buster already in a relationship.
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Directed by Paul FeigWritten by Chuck Martin, Lisa ParsonsGuest stars Rob Corddry, Justin Grant Wade, Liza Minnelli, Mae Whitman, Spencer Redford, Jack McBrayer, John Beard, Ed Begley Jr.
With the company in dire financial straits and the Bluths no longer the primary shareholders, Michael must turn to old family friend "Uncle" Jack Dorso for financial assistance. Uncle Jack, however, wants something in return.
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Directed by Paul FeigWritten by Mitchell Hurwitz, Jim VallelyGuest stars Liza Minnelli, Martin Short, Troy Brenna, Ed Begley Jr., Greg Wrangler, Jack Jason, Dan Cole, Nancy Schnoll
Just as Michael's relationship with Sally starts to flourish, Maggie Lizer returns nine months pregnant, and Michael immediately assumes he's the father. George Michael attempts to break up with Ann, and Buster learns he's being deployed to Iraq.
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Directed by Danny LeinerWritten by Jim Vallely, Chuck MartinGuest stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Paul Chan, Mae Whitman, Jerry Minor, Jay Johnston, Henry Winkler, Christine Taylor, Rick Hall
Michael tries to find out who's the father of Maggie's baby, or if it's just another of her lies; Gob tries to find out whether he was responsible for Buster's accident.
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Directed by Joe RussoWritten by Mitchell Hurwitz, Chuck MartinGuest stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Paul Chan, Jerry Minor, Ian Roberts, Jay Johnston, Henry Winkler, Becky Thyre, Maggie Rowe
Lucille abducts George Michael for a mother-son dance, Buster adjusts to having a hook for a hand and Gob reunites with his estranged wife. Also, Tobias stars as George Sr. in a biopic about the Bluth family, which causes Lindsay to become more attracted to him.
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Directed by Joe RussoWritten by Mitchell Hurwitz, Jim VallelyGuest stars Carl Weathers, Michael Paul Chan, Amy Poehler, Karly Rothenberg, Henry Winkler, Shane Ryan-Reid, Timothy Brennen, Sammy Fine
George Michael runs for student body president, which Gob manages to ruin. Buster has an affair with Lupe, who is being sought after by Lindsay and Tobias attempts to move out of the model home, then develops a new persona when he regrets his decision.
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Directed by Joe Russo, Anthony RussoWritten by Barbie Adler, Abraham HigginbothamGuest stars Rob Corddry, Justin Grant Wade, Mae Whitman, John Harrington Bland, Phyllis Smith, B.W. Gonzalez, Abraham Higginbotham, Armie Hammer
Gob and Buster team up for some magic tricks with the help of Buster's fake hand, but when Tony Wonder, a rival magician, starts to mentor them, somebody gets the finger. Meanwhile, Michael is forced to delegate some work when he's hospitalized and Lindsay teaches George Michael how to drive using the staircar.
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Directed by Peter LauerWritten by Brad CopelandGuest stars Dan Castellaneta, Mo Collins, Paul Feig, Ian Roberts, George Cheung, John Beard, Ben Stiller, Charlie Hartsock
George Sr. tries to find a way to attend an anniversary dinner for Lucille while Michael deliberately offends Ann's devout Christian parents. Tobias goes overboard performing his "Mrs. Featherbottom" persona.
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Directed by Joe Russo, Anthony RussoWritten by Barbie Adler, Richard A. RosenstockGuest stars Mae Whitman, Mario Joyner, Simon Helberg, Alan Tudyk, Ione Skye, Mather Zickel, Hugh Davidson, Scott Wordham
Gob confronts the editor of the videos that showcased his magic mistakes. Michael tricks Lucille in to rehab, and then attempts to get her out after George Sr. is kidnapped.
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Directed by Joe Russo, Anthony RussoWritten by Barbie Adler, Abraham HigginbothamGuest stars Jeff Garlin, Judy Greer, Dick Van Patten, Zach Braff, Dave Attell, René Millan, Michael Malota, Matthew McKane
Gob hides George Sr. while the model home's plumbing is checked; George Michael helps Ann protest Maeby's new movie; Tobias takes a liking to Kitty after Michael asks him to keep an eye on her.
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Directed by Chuck MartinWritten by Mitchell Hurwitz, Jim VallelyGuest stars Jeff Garlin, John Michael Higgins, Judy Greer, Mae Whitman, Dick Van Patten, Marc Cherry, Henry Winkler, Rob Huebel
