It's been three weeks since Jayma's wedding, the night when Rebecca and Josh had sex for the first time. Since, Rebecca and Josh have continued a sexual relationship, and Josh has been staying with Rebecca as he has left what was his and Valencia's apartment to her. But things between Rebecca and Josh are not totally all right as after their sexual encounters, Josh spends the rest of the night on Rebecca's sofa, he admitting to himself that staying at Rebecca's is more a move out of necessity as he can't stay with any of his other friends, going home to his parents is an even less desirable option, and he doesn't have the money to live on his own. Although Rebecca tries to convince herself that she was able to talk her way out of the admission to Josh that she moved to West Covina for him, Paula knows that that is the crux of the problem, i.e. the reason Josh feels compelled to sleep on the couch. Although Rebecca told Josh that she and Greg are over as couple, Josh believes Greg is *... Written by Huggo

Despite Josh unofficially living with her, Rebecca still looks for opportunities to spend time with him, especially as he seems to be doing things with his guy friends doing what are usually considered stereotypical twenty-something guy things. So when Josh says he is spending this upcoming Friday with his friends, Rebecca decides to hound in on the outing, pretending to like doing such guy things, which is the furthest thing from the truth. She takes the lie one step further when she learns the outing is to a new table tennis cocktail bar, ping pong which she claims to once being an expert at. Not wanting to be caught in the lie, Rebecca goes on a crash course to learn the game,... all the while looking hot for Josh while doing it. Meanwhile, Greg believes that the worst is now behind him with his drinking, as he is religiously attending his AA meetings. He doesn't realize however that things that happen in his everyday life may throw his sobriety out the window. Learning of Greg's ... Written by Huggo

Because Rebecca is torn between being with Josh and being with Greg, she, in her romanticized view of the world, believes that she should be in a thruple with them. Learning that polyamory is not a default for not being able to choose - especially as she has not cleared anything with either Josh or Greg - she looks for a definitive sign of whether she is destined to be with Josh or Greg, she believing that her destiny is to be with one of the two of them as opposed to any other alternative. This search for the sign is despite the professional advice she receives about the reality of her situation. After receiving what she thinks are a series of small signs pointing her equally in both directions, she receives what she thinks is the definitive sign. The issues are whether it was a sign at all, and even if it was whether signs that others involved in her fantasy receive are compatible with Rebecca's. One of those opposing signs relates to Greg, who is given an opportunity which would ... Written by Huggo

With both Josh and Greg having broken up with her, the latter who has moved away to Atlanta to go to school, Rebecca, in a deep funk and unable to forget about either of them, takes what ends up being an extreme action which ends up badly for her. To overcome what she knows are the negative repercussions of those actions, she, based partly on a meeting with a client, decides what she needs to do to regain her self-esteem is to rebrand herself. How to go about that rebranding surprises those that know her, with the question still remaining if that rebranding will achieve what Rebecca wants. Through the process, she gets to see Heather's home life up close and personal, something she has not done - more out of a sense of being self-absorb than anything - the entire time she has known and lived next door to Heather. Meanwhile, Paula has decided not to tell Rebecca about her pregnancy if only in not wanting to burden her best friend while she is going through this crisis concerning her ... Written by Huggo

After seeing Valencia at the boba stand stuffing her face with carbs, something that the old Valencia would never have done in taking care of her physical self, Rebecca believes that she and Valencia have been affected the same way by their respective break-ups with Josh. Despite the advice to the contrary from Heather due to Valencia's hatred of Rebecca, Rebecca, referring to a self-empowerment book called Blood and Lice, believes that she and Valencia have to bond doing something primal together. After hearing about it from Darryl who will be attending with regular attendee White Josh, Rebecca chooses as that primal event Electric Mesa, San Gabriel Valley's answer to Burning Man. Using some coercion, Rebecca is able to get Valencia to the event. As they spend time together, they may or may not bond, but they may at least be able to deal with a small part of the affect of Josh on their respective lives. Meanwhile, Josh is feeling a bit lost himself without a significant other in ... Written by Huggo

Rebecca and Heather have moved into their new house, one that has a mysterious past of which they are unaware. With Rebecca and Valencia now having bonded over their respective pasts with Josh, Rebecca, Valencia and Heather have formed an official gurl clique as the brainy one, the sexy one and the cool one respectively, this gurl grouping which is unfamiliar territory for all of them. However, in Rebecca's mind, Paula is the missing gurl, she who Rebecca tries to bring into the fold by inviting her, Valencia and Heather to a themed party at the house, without telling Paula that it will not just be the two of them for the evening, without telling Valencia and Heather that she invited Paula, and without telling any of the three that the party has this special theme. Beyond the as so far unspoken issues between Rebecca and Paula potentially coming to the surface, one unexpected occurrence after another colors the nature of the party. Meanwhile, Darryl and Maya, between who there has ... Written by Huggo

When Rebecca and Valencia decide to investigate the new girl Anna that Josh has been dating, they discover way more than they bargained for. Paula, being pulled in different directions, feels disconnected from her husband Scott. Brittany Snow and Steve Monroe guest star.

Paula faces some turmoil in her home life, with no one to turn to to provide her any emotional support. When Rebecca finally learns what is going on with Paula, Rebecca senses an opportunity to get back in good with Paula first by issuing an unconditional apology and second by offering to look after precocious preteen Tommy for two days while Paula heads out of town for a class field trip, both items from Rebecca which Paula accepts. Despite having no kids of her own, Rebecca figures that taking care of Tommy will be the easiest two days of her life, which ends up not being the case. Things get even more complicated when out shopping, Rebecca and Tommy run into Josh, this encounter the first time Rebecca and Josh have seen each other since they broke up. Knowing that Josh is facing a minor issue in his life, Rebecca decides to make a grand gesture to get in good with Josh again. As Josh goes through something monumental in his life which he wants to share with Anna, Rebecca faces a ... Written by Huggo

When Darryl sells the law firm, the new boss Nathaniel (guest star Scott Michael Foster) threatens layoffs, which causes everyone to go into panic mode. Rebecca, determined to save everyone's jobs, goes to extreme measures to prove Nathaniel wrong. Scott Michael Foster guest stars.

Following Rebecca and Josh posting all over social media that they are in a relationship, several of their friends and confidantes believe that they are being delusional not only in the strength of that commitment, but that the other is the panacea to all their life problems. They will be spending the weekend in Scarsdale to attend Rebecca's cousin Skyler's bar mitzvah. They will be staying with Rebecca's mother, Naomi, who has always been openly critical of Josh. Rebecca's expectation for the weekend is that she will be able to show Josh what a terrible life she had in New York - the problems largely caused by Naomi, and the family rabbi, Shari - with he confirming that belief yet making everything better in light of that past. Valencia in particular is skeptical that Josh can fulfill the role Rebecca wants of him, and not only for the weekend. Everyone around Rebecca for the weekend may surprise her, and not always in a good way. Meanwhile, Darryl knows that he made a mistake in ... Written by Huggo

When the Santa Ana winds blow into town, they cause everyone in West Covina to act a little strangely and question their relationships and priorities. Rebecca and Nathaniel get to know each other better while Paula and Darryl confront an ongoing dilemma in their friendship.

Rebecca realizes she must rely on her friends, which includes her local delivery man Patrick (guest star Seth Green), when she gets overwhelmed by a stressful situation. Rebecca also discovers she has a lot in common with Nathaniel (guest star Scott Michael Foster) when his father (guest star David Grant Wright) comes to town. Seth Green, Scott Michael Foster, and David Grant Wright guest star.

On the surface, everything seems to be going perfectly now for Rebecca and Josh's wedding to be the dream she's always envisioned, the ceremony which is taking place in a couple of days. She sees the wedding and associated marriage as the answer to all her problems. Valencia has taken over and thus freed Rebecca from the planning. Both Rebecca's parents are in West Covina, her father's presence in particular which she believes is the beginning of a new relationship between the two of them, and in the process negating the fact that he not only abandoned her when she was a child but purposefully has remained out of her life until now. And most importantly she is marrying Josh, the man for who she moved to West Covina, with the ceremony to take place at the core of West Covina identity: next to the beach. Some of those that know Rebecca and Josh hope that they can overcome their individual issues to make the marriage a success, while others foresee disaster as two people who are not ... Written by Huggo