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After finally signing divorce papers, a financially strapped Robert looks for work and a new living situation, while Frances battles insomnia and her newly complex relationship with her children. Diane and Nick’s new communication technique leads him to make an unexpected decision. Dallas continues her secret fling with Robert’s lawyer, Tony Silvercreek.
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Directed by Adam BernsteinWritten by Jenny BicksGuest stars Dean Winters, Yul Vazquez, Jorge Chapa, Danny Garcia, J. Smith-Cameron, Juri Henley-Cohn, Stephen Wallem, Washington Kirk
Frances is forced to deal with Lila’s growing resentment toward her. After his coworkers encourage him to get back in the game, Robert reconnects with Janice, who tries to help him live out a fantasy. Diane blindsides Frances with a setup, and Dallas attempts to call things off with Tony Silvercreek.
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Directed by Adam BernsteinWritten by Julie Rottenberg, Elisa ZuritskyGuest stars Dean Winters, Yul Vazquez, Gillian Vigman, Jorge Chapa, Danny Garcia, Steven Pasquale, Heidi Armbruster, Crystal Bock
After helping her new friend, Andrew, appraise art, an inspired Frances tries to track down an unknown painter. Diane attempts to ignore her issues with Nick by throwing herself into the gallery. Sparks fly when Robert shows his house to a realtor.
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Directed by Wendey StanzlerWritten by Liz TuccilloGuest stars Becki Newton, Ashley Austin Morris, Steven Pasquale, Roslyn Ruff, Gopal Divan, Dudley Findlay Jr., David Carl, Carrie McCrossen
When Robert’s dad falls ill, Robert and Frances reunite in Ohio, where they reminisce about happier times, and deal with Robert’s overbearing sister, Cathy. Back in Hastings-on-Hudson, Tom jumps at the chance to chauffeur Diane around town in her luxury car.
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Directed by Janicza BravoWritten by Adam ResnickGuest stars Becki Newton, Amy Sedaris, Stephen Payne, Lizzy Jutila, Sarah Baskin, Zach Cherry, Ryan McCarthy, Kennebrow Taylor
Frances learns that Robert has a new woman in his life, and enlists Diane and Dallas to get intel on her before Lila’s 13th birthday party.
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Directed by Beth McCarthy-MillerWritten by Stuart ZichermanGuest stars Becki Newton, Barbie Ferreira, Roslyn Ruff, Nick Sullivan, Mary Joy, Harrison Chad, Jenn Maurer
After Robert finds Tom in a compromising position, Frances and Robert re-visit their marriage counselor to set new ground rules for the kids. Frances weighs how serious her new relationship with Andrew should be. Jackie seeks out Dallas’ advice during a chance encounter at Diane’s country club.
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Directed by Scott EllisWritten by Kristen LangeGuest stars Becki Newton, Barbie Ferreira, Steven Pasquale, Joanna Adler, Roslyn Ruff, Tom Lipinski, Oliver Edwin, Gizel Jiménez
Frances spots the dashing art bigwig Skip Zakarian at an auction, and takes the opportunity to invite him to Sylvia’s upcoming show, where he shows interest in more than art. A successful sale inspires Jackie to propose that she and Robert team up on a house-flipping business, but he has qualms about the idea.
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Directed by Adam BernsteinWritten by Julie Rottenberg, Elisa ZuritskyGuest stars Becki Newton, Steven Pasquale, Roslyn Ruff, Tom Lipinski, Marton Csokas, Roger DeWitt, Aurelien Gaya, Jade Wu
Robert and Jackie move toward a new step in their real-estate business. Frances faces the fallout of a successful opening at her gallery, and enlists Robert’s help with a home-repair project. A returned favor from Frances sets Diane on a bender, which comes back to haunt her at another eventful party.
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Directed by Adam BernsteinWritten by Jenny BicksGuest stars Becki Newton, Tom Lipinski, Marton Csokas, Marcia DeBonis, Wally Dunn, Peter Linari, Lavon Fisher-Wilson, Alexandra Rey
Sharon Horgan, Adam Resnick, Paul Simms, Jenny Bicks, Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky, Tom Scharpling, Stuart Zicherman, Cindy Chupack, Liz Tuccillo, Patricia Breen, Kristen Lange, Hayes Davenport
