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After touring with Atticus, Hank is ready to return to Karen; Charlie has performance anxiety; a young report wants to interview Hank for his college paper.
Hank is aggravated by his new co-workers; when Hank visits Levon's apartment, he gets quite the surprise.
Hank receives his first episode assignment and tries to help his newly discovered son; Karen prepares to throw in the towel.
Julia gets a job on Hank's show; Levon wants some alone time with Melanie; Charlie and Marcy have money issues.
Hank and Levon have a night out with Karen and Marcy; the gang is forced to hang out with Nikki's creepy friend; Charlie may be in over his head with a new client.
Hank has a notes session with the female lead from "Santa Monica Cop"; Hashtag Black ogles Julia; Charlie tries to manage his client; Levon breaks Rath's cardinal rule.
Hank's script needs to be rewritten; Julia's new boss offers career advice; Charlie and Marcy consider Stu's offer, but a butler offers an alternative solution.
Hank has problems with Hashtag Black on "Santa Monica Cop"; Julia is a distraction; Levon has an opportunity; Stu's offer causes strife.
Hank remembers rough times with Karen and young Becca's confusion; Hank is able to put things into perspective after a run-in with a nun.
Julia interrupts a romantic evening between Karen and Hank; Rath shows up with Eddie Nero; Stu's assault creates chaos.
The ratings for "Santa Monica Cop" are in; Marcy decides to accept Stu's offer; Becca has a big announcement; Levon spoils Karen's plans.
Hank does not agree with Becca's plans; Hank and Levon reconnect with one of Hank's old students; Julia gets reassurance over dinner; Charlie is urged to save Marcy.
Hank's dreams are haunted by Carrie; Charlie and Hank meet rocker Atticus Fetch.
Faith may be Hank's light at the end of the tunnel; Charlie tries to make movie star Robbie Mac a client.
Hank and Faith go to a funeral; Karen discovers Hank in a compromising position.
Hank and Charlie meet with Robbie Mac; Becca does a reading of her latest work.
Atticus sends Hank and Charlie on a hunt; Marcy makes a decision about Stu.
Karen asks Hank to intervene with Becca; the boys board Air Force 69 with Atticus Fetch.
Hank returns from his trip to find Becca spiraling, but his plan to help her backfires when they go to visit Atticus.
Becca ponders career choices while Charlie and Stu try to win back Marcy.
Hank gets a taste of his own medicine; Atticus tries to recreate rock and roll folklore.
Hank wants comfort from Faith but finds her with someone else. Hank will meet two very important people in Faith's life.
Hank and Faith work together to track down Atticus. Ophelia is a little tied up after her outing with Marcy. Karen comes to a sudden realization about Becca.
Hank comes to a big decision about his future. Charlie and Marcy also make a decision. The troops are called to make sure Atticus makes it to the Greek Theatre for his co-headlining gig with Marilyn Manson (Himself).
Hank is living in New York but looking for a way to leave after his latest breakup.
Sam drags Hank to meet with director Peter Berg when Hank passes on writing a new movie.
Hank's attempts to leave New York are thwarted when he's asked to show a night on the town to Kali.
Hank is forced to invite ex-girlfriend and arsonist, Carrie, to a dinner party.
Charlie and Hank join Samurai Apocalypse for a ride-along with the Santa Monica Police Department.
Samurai Apocalypse wants Hank's help writing a new song and it takes Hank back in time.
Drunken Richard Bates arrives and interrupts Hank's attempts to reconnect with Karen.
Hank agrees to read Becca's boyfriend's screenplay and finds out that it references Becca.
Hank has a run-in with the female star the first day on the set.
Hank searches for a new agent and stays with Karen and Becca.
Lizzie lures Hank to Runkle Manor; Hank's family and friends await him.
Hank has a bizarre trip to a local bar; Hank wants to repair his relationship with Becca; things get out-of-hand on the set.
Hank learns that his literary sex scandal has made him the toast of Hollywood.
Hank has a creative meeting about his potential new movie; accidental overdose.
Hank takes advantage of the misperception and moves home with Karen and Becca; Charlie tries to reach a sexual benchmark.
A meeting ends with a billionaire, dead in the bathroom; Marcy suspects she is pregnant; Karen meets a potential new boyfriend.
Charlie discovers his vasectomy was botched; Hank's relationship with Abby gets more personal.
A sensational photo derails Hank's case; Karen resuscitates Hank's relationship with Abby.
Abby pitches Hank's case to a senior partner; Hank is dismayed by Karen's relationship with Ben; Marcy and Stu ask Charlie for help.
Hank takes a gig rewriting dialogue; Marcy tells Stu she is pregnant.
After getting evicted, Hank moves in with Karen and Becca; Becca and Pearl steal the Porsche.
Hank's trial for statutory rape finally comes to court, and no-one is painted in a very good light.
After Hank is found guilty, he considers absconding before the sentence is passed but ends up accepting an invitation to a "Hank Is Innocent" party at Charlie's place.
After being found guilty, Hank is knocked out by the sentence he is given.
Hank struggles to fulfill his duties as a single father; Charlie moves back in with Marcy.
Hank reluctantly becomes a college professor; Charlie gets over-involved in Marcy's romantic life.
Hank attends a university mixer and consoles his jilted assistant; Charlie celebrates his first talent signing.
Hank objects to Becca's adult fashion sense; Hank and Charlie visit a strip club to discover the secret life of a talented student; Charlie and Marcy's house sale goes awry.
Hank spends a bachelor weekend with an old buddy and shows him a good time; Charlie and Marcy's relationship hits a speed bump.
Trouble with Becca and Chelsea interrupts a weekend visit from Karen; Marcy consummates her girlhood crush, crushing Charlie.
Hank tries to set things right with Karen; Becca calls out Hank; Charlie fights to keep Sue's favorite client.
Hank wakes up to find an unconscious stripper in his apartment.
Hank's exploits are exposed; Charlie struggles to keep Marcy away from Rick Springfield.
Hank tries to console Charlie by taking him on a bender; Karen takes Becca and Marcy on a girls' night out.
An end-of-semester mixer results in a duel; Charlie and Marcy's house is sold.
Hank is surprised by a visit from Mia and her boyfriend; Karen makes a discovery; Charlie faces losing Marcy.
Following their reconciliation, Hank and Karen make plans to return to New York.
Hank considers writing a biography of the record producer he meets in jail; Charlie loses his job.
A prostitute acquainted with Ashby and Hank claims that Hank is better in bed; Karen comes under the spell of a self-help guru; Charlie pitches himself as an agent.
A botched proposal, a paternity revelation and an allergic reaction to sushi derail Hank and Karen's dinner party.
Hank moves into Lew's mansion; Charlie becomes a major investor in his newest client's upcoming adult film.
Hank wants to locate Lew's long-lost first love; Sonja and Julian have an open relationship; Mia spends the day being followed by a Rolling Stone reporter; Charlie's house becomes a set.
Hank becomes interested in Becca's teacher; Charlie discovers that Marcy has been hiding a secret.
Hank tries to get the truth about Ashby; Karen confronts the record producer; Marcy detoxes at her mother's house; Charlie succumbs to temptation.
Hank declines an offer; Karen goes on a date with Ashby; Charlie and Daisy bond; Marcy remains on the mend.
Hank awaits test results and reflects on his early days with Karen; Charlie begs Daisy to move out.
Ashby hosts a party to celebrate the publication of Mia's book; Charlie tells Marcy he wants a divorce; Becca catches Damien cheating on her.
Hank completes the biography; Charlie finds a new job; Karen accepts a job offer, forcing Hank and Becca to make painful choices.
Hank sees the film version of his novel, goes on a blind date and learns that his ex-girlfriend is engaged.
Hank starts his blogging gig; Karen sets Hank up with her friend.
Hank's book-signing suffers an interruption; Hank runs into his former blind date; Mia passes off Hank's work as her own.
Meredith convinces Hank to escort her to a fundraiser; Hank catches Charlie in a compromising position.
Bill asks Hank for a favor; Hank rants about the Internet on a radio show; Charlie's wife begs for his affections.
Mia wants to pass off more of Hank's work as her own; Marcy surprises Charlie at work; Karen invites Hank for a drink.
Hank tries to prove to Becca that there are happy endings; Charlie and Marcy consider involving Dani in their relationship; Mia finds herself in a compromising situation.
Hank goes on a bender when he receives bad news about his father.
Hank returns from his father's funeral with a new manuscript; Marcy drops a bombshell on Charlie; Bill and Karen have pre-wedding jitters.
Hank attends a creative meeting about writing a female-boxing movie.
Becca tells Karen she wants to live with Hank; Hank discovers that Mia has been trying to peddle his work.
Emotional crises and revelations threaten Karen and Bill's wedding.