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Season 1
1 :01x01 - Pilot (Jan/12/2006)
Mitch and Jody reunite in their hometown to deal with their mother, Suzanne, who has just been released from a psychiatric facility and has yet to learn that her ex-husband, Billy, is about to have a baby with his new girlfriend.
Guest Stars: Kevin Rahm as Roger, Kevin Chamberlin as Massage Client, | Co-Guest Stars: John Kelly (1) as Customer, Suzanne Ford as Woman #2, Rende Rae Norman as Woman #1, Yvonne Arias as Pretty Waitress, Crystal Kwon as Waitress
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Marco Pennette, Sung Suh
Story: Marco Pennette
Songs: Dido -- Don't Leave Home
 
2 :01x02 - Whatever Happened to Baby Bodashka? (Jan/19/2006)
Suzanne decides to adopt a baby girl from the Ukraine after learning that Billy and his mistress are having a girl. Meanwhile, jealous of Suzanne’s affair with Elvis, her former psychiatric orderly, Billy inadvertently gets him fired from the institution. And Jody forces a hesitant Mitch to take his job as restaurant manager seriously when he has to fire a waitress who is stealing.
Co-Guest Stars: Jimm Giannini (1) as Customer #1, Dinah Lenney as Woman
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: David Walpert
 
3 :01x03 - Friends In High Places (Jan/26/2006)
Mitch worries about Suzanne’s avoiding married friends that she shared with her former husband, Billy, and advises her to join a divorce group to sort out some issues. Suzanne does, but finds that too boring, so she joins a group of recovering drug addicts instead.

Meanwhile, Jody deceives Mitch into loaning him money for a payment on his sports car, and Billy seeks reconciliation with Jody.
Guest Stars: Valerie Mahaffey as Carolyn Pierce, | Co-Guest Stars: Jeff Sugarman as Male Customer, Eileen Barnett as Joan Sheridan, Cathy Giannone as Woman, Armando Cosious as Raoul, Elizabeth Ward Land as Customer #1, Jean Carol (1) as Customer #2
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Marco Pennette
 
4 :01x04 - Jody Crumb, Superstar (Feb/02/2006)
Billy gives up on his massage business and returns to the restaurant, which rubs Jody the wrong way. And Mitch wants his own apartment, but knows that Suzanne will take it the wrong way. Besides, he can't afford an apartment unless he starts getting paid at the restaurant, and he's too proud to ask for a paycheck.
Co-Guest Stars: George Barseghian as Young Mitch, Aaron Sanders as Young Jody (8 Years Old)
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Regina Stewart
 
5 :01x05 - Six Feet Blunder (Feb/07/2006)
Mitch meets a guy who won’t date him unless he tells his parents that he’s gay, Suzanne gets a job but is sexually harassed by a co-worker, and Billy decides he wants to buried in the family plot someday.
Guest Stars: Martin Mull as Tom, Rider Strong as Dennis, | Co-Guest Stars: Lindsey Fields as Tour Guide
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Hayes Jackson
 
6 :01x06 - Tennis, Any Crumb? (Unaired)
Mitch loses Suzanne's esteemed "favorite son" title when he befriends Billy's girlfriend Shelley.
Guest Stars: Illeana Douglas as Shelley, | Co-Guest Stars: Richard Van Horneas as Young Jody, Max Burkholder as Young Mitch
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Heide Perlman
 
7 :01x07 - Maybe I'm Tony Randall (Unaired)
Realizing he doesn't fit in with the gay stereotype, Mitch begins to think he might be straight.
Guest Stars: Noah Bean as Paul, Rachel Boston as Alison, | Co-Guest Stars: Max Burkholder as Young Mitch, Loren Freeman as Peter, Robert Cesario as Bartender
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Joel Stein
 
8 :01x08 - Sleeping With The Enemies (Unaired)
Mitch becomes jealous when he finds out an affair between Jody and Andrea. Billy hurts his back fixing Suzanne's roof, and she takes him in and tries to win back the affections he had for her.
Guest Stars: Danielle Nicolet as Heide
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Sung Min Suh
 
9 :01x09 - The Gift Of The Magpie (Unaired)
After finding Christmas gifts she bought before going to the institution, Suzanne decides to celebrate the holiday in Spring.
Guest Stars: Kevin Rahm as Roger
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: David Walpert
 
10 :01x10 - Suzanne Gets Certified (Unaired)
Suzanne feigns being crazy again in order to go back to the mental hospital. Meanwhile, Jody is offered a gig.
Special Guest Stars: Elliott Gould as Frank Bergman, | Guest Stars: Branden Williams (1) as Robbie Ghoul, | Co-Guest Stars: Bob Glouberman as Lawyer, Audrey Pham as Girl, Jim Jansen (1) as Doctor, Kai Imazu as Boy
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: Les Firestein, Heide Perlman
 
11 :01x11 - A Loon Again, Naturally (Unaired)
Suzanne becomes jealous when her arch-nemesis from the institution publishes a book about her recovery. Meanwhile, Mitch tries to make amends with Billy, after expressing his dissatisfaction with restaurant management.
Special Guest Stars: Rhea Perlman as Camille Spadaro, | Guest Stars: Brian George (2) as Dry Cleaner, Nicolas Costeras as Charlie, | Co-Guest Stars: Elizabeth Ward Land as Woman, Lucy Devito as Cashier
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: David Grubstick, Roy Brown
 
12 :01x12 - He Ain't Hetero, He's My Brother (Unaired)
Suzanne goes to extreme measures to encourage her new boyfriend Frank to ask her to move in with her. Meanwhile, Jody blackmails Mitch.
Special Guest Stars: Elliott Gould as Frank Bergman, | Guest Stars: Teri Garr (1) as Lorraine Bergman, Illeana Douglas as Shelley, John David Conti (1) as O'Brien
Director: Ted Wass
Story: Regina Stewart | Teleplay: Les Firestein, Hayes Jackson
 
13 :01x13 - ...And It All Came Crumbling Down (Unaired)
Suzanne starts a new life as a blackjack dealer, and gets caught up in a whirlwind romance. Meanwhile, Mitch worries about an incriminating e-mail he sent to Billy.
Guest Stars: Illeana Douglas as Shelley, | Co-Guest Stars: B. J. Ward as Woman, Bob Rusch as Man
Director: Ted Wass
Writer: David Walpert, Heide Perlman
 
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