Aan irreverent and outrageous take on true family love‐and dysfunction. Newly sober single mom Christy struggles to raise two children in a world full of temptations and pitfalls. Testing her sobriety is her formerly estranged mother, now back in Christy's life and eager to share passive-aggressive insights into her daughter's many mistakes.
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Aan irreverent and outrageous take on true family love‐and dysfunction. Newly sober single mom Christy struggles to raise two children in a world full of temptations and pitfalls. Testing her sobriety is her formerly estranged mother, now back in Christy's life and eager to share passive-aggressive insights into her daughter's many mistakes.
Season 2 episodes
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Bonnie is furious when Christy's poor financial decisions threaten the family's living situation. Meanwhile, Christy agrees to help out Jill, a woman who is newly sober.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Gemma Baker, Eddie Gorodetsky, Nick Bakay, Chuck Lorre, Marco PennetteGuest stars Jaime Pressly, James Earl, Meredith Giangrande, Derek Thompson, Verona Blue, Tim Trobec, David Ghilardi, Johnny Kostrey
Christy convinces herself that everything is fine even though her family is basically homeless. Surprisingly, Bonnie is the one who tries to bring her back to reality.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Alissa Neubauer, Chuck Lorre, Susan McMartin, Adam Chase, Sheldon BullGuest stars Jaime Pressly, Spencer Daniels, Jim Hanna, Daniel Steven Gonzalez, Tinpo Lee, Jonny Coyne, Reggie De Leon, Kevin Pollak
In order to get the family back together, Christy and Bonnie rent a house with a colorful past. Meanwhile, Bonnie tries to broker a peace between Christy and Alvin.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Alissa Neubauer, Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck Lorre, Mike Binder, Adam ChaseGuest stars Crista Flanagan, Richard Riehle, Brigitte Kali Canales, Art Bonilla, Kevin Pollak
While Christy tries to get to the bottom of Violet's erratic behavior, Bonnie attempts to get a job.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Nick Bakay, Gemma Baker, Chuck Lorre, Marco Pennette, Sheldon BullGuest stars Ryan Cartwright, Melissa Tang, Jim Piddock, Beth Hall, Alison La Placa, Steven Banks, Grady Harmon, Mary Pat Gleason
Christy has mixed feelings about Candace and Baxter's relationship and things heat up between Alvin and Bonnie.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck Lorre, Marco Pennette, Sheldon Bull, Susan McMartinGuest stars Spencer Daniels, Ed Asner, Sara Rue, Kevin Pollak
Christy tries to make amends for her past deeds. Bonnie takes a cue from her and decides to make up for treating Alvin so poorly through the years.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Gemma Baker, Chuck Lorre, Alissa Neubauer, Marco Pennette, Adam ChaseGuest stars Dana Powell, Brandon Morales, Cheryl Hawker, Jonny Coyne, Kevin Pollak
Family secrets surface when Christy and Bonnie join Violet's therapy session.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Gemma Baker, Chuck Lorre, Marco Pennette, Susan McMartin, Adam ChaseGuest stars Spencer Daniels, Mark Saul, Carmella Riley, Lewis T. Powell
Christy's evening alone takes an unexpected turn when she meets her attractive, single neighbor, Andy. Bonnie and Alvin's romantic plans are derailed by Alvin's ex-wife, Lorraine.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Alissa Neubauer, Nick Bakay, Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck Lorre, Sheldon BullGuest stars Beverly D'Angelo, Ian Reed Kesler, Colin Hanks, Kiva Jump, Lyn Alicia Henderson, Kevin Pollak
Realizing she has been a waitress longer than she intended, Christy moves toward a career change; Bonnie and Alvin try to revisit their youth.
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Directed by Jeff GreensteinWritten by Gemma Baker, Alissa Neubauer, Sheldon Bull, Marco Pennette, Susan McMartin, Adam ChaseGuest stars Alan Rachins, Juan Alfonso, Don McManus, Lyn Alicia Henderson, Kevin Pollak
Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Chuck Lorre, Eddie Gorodetsky, Nick Bakay, Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck LorreGuest stars Beverly D'Angelo, Clark Duke, Christopher Nicholas Smith, Patrick O'Connor, Kevin Pollak
Christy does damage control when Bonnie acts out after the death of a loved one.
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Directed by Jeff GreensteinWritten by Gemma Baker, Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck Lorre, Marco Pennette, Adam Chase, Susan McMartinGuest stars Beverly D'Angelo, Clark Duke, Christopher Nicholas Smith, Rachel Germaine, Don McManus, Reggie De Leon, Kevin Pollak
Concerned about the way Bonnie is handling Alvin's death, Christy tries to get her mother professional help.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Alissa Neubauer, Eddie Gorodetsky, Nick Bakay, Chuck Lorre, Sheldon BullGuest stars Mark Saul, Rachel Germaine, Toby Huss, April Bowlby, Max Daniels
When Christy gets promoted to manager of the restaurant, she discovers that being the boss comes with its own set of problems. Also, Bonnie has a nemesis in the building who wants her fired.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Alissa Neubauer, Chuck Lorre, Nick Bakay, Susan McMartin, Britté AnchorGuest stars Meg Chambers Steedle, David Barrera, Julie Dretzin, Seth Coltan, Stacy Hall, Ariel Meislin, Cory Jacob, George Paez
Christy makes a discovery about what excites her; Bonnie takes her new role as secretary a little too seriously.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Chuck Lorre, Gemma Baker, Eddie Gorodetsky, Nick Bakay, Marco Pennette, Susan McMartin, Adam ChaseGuest stars Beth Hall, Steven Banks, Courtney Henggeler, Lyn Alicia Henderson, Reggie De Leon
Christy and Bonnie are shocked when they discover how prison has changed their friend Regina.
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Directed by Ted WassWritten by Alissa Neubauer, Nick Bakay, Chuck Lorre, Sheldon BullGuest stars Jaime Pressly, Octavia Spencer, John Charles Meyer, Sara Rue
Christy brings Bonnie to a handsome doctor after she injures her back.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Gemma Baker, Nick Bakay, Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck Lorre, Susan McMartinGuest stars Jaime Pressly, Beth Hall, Victor Webster, H. Michael Croner, Matt Hobby, Mark Adair-Rios, Llou Johnson, Fred Tatasciore
Bonnie goes to extremes to keep a major secret from Christy.
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Directed by James WiddoesWritten by Gemma Baker, Chuck Lorre, Marco Pennette, Sheldon Bull, Susan McMartinGuest stars Jaime Pressly, Beth Hall, Octavia Spencer, Tom Amandes, Brenda Ballard, Amy Hill
After Bonnie’s relapse, the women from her meeting rally around to help her through withdrawal from painkillers, but Christy wants no part of it.
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Directed by James WiddoesWritten by Chuck Lorre, Nick Bakay, Eddie Gorodetsky, Alissa Neubauer, Adam ChaseGuest stars Jaime Pressly, Beth Hall, John Charles Meyer, Kelly Stables, Michelle N. Carter, Anzu Lawson
Christy and Bonnie prove to be unwelcome guests wherever they go due to their testy relationship.
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Directed by James WiddoesWritten by Nick Bakay, Gemma Baker, Eddie Gorodetsky, Chuck Lorre, Marco Pennette, Adam Chase, Susan McMartinGuest stars Jaime Pressly, Beth Hall, Octavia Spencer, David Krumholtz, Van Epperson, Kim Yarbrough, Don McManus
Chuck Lorre, Gemma Baker, Nick Bakay, Eddie Gorodetsky, Warren Bell, Nick Bakay, Alissa Neubauer, Gemma Baker, Adam Chase, Sheldon Bull, Marco Pennette, Anne Flett-Giordano, Susan McMartin, Eddie Gorodetsky, Warren Bell, Britté Anchor