Penny buys her first home, an amah-zing condo complete with a wine fridge and Italian marble. But will the new digs really signal the year of Penny and turn her life around? And, on the year anniversary of their almost-marriage, Jane encourages Alex and Dave to finally be honest with each other -- not the best of ideas. Written by ABC Publicity

Max can't even pay his rent after bad wagers, so after some begging, softy Dave, who was shocked to find his room rented to backpackers as shagging shack, engages Max to help out at the food truck 'Cocktail style', but isn't amused to find his customers abused and chased, the food scattered. Arrogant teen customers abuse both Alex's new baby T-shirts line and the very shop. Brad unwillingly triggers Jane's need to meet her egg 'daughter', and meddle despite a no meeting clause in her donation contract. Written by KGF Vissers

Penny's perpetually optimistic mom, Dana, is in town for a singing gig at a boat show. Her enthusiasm inspires the gang, but when Penny finds out she's hiding some less-than-happy news, she decides it's time to give mom a reality check. Written by ABC Publicity

Dave reluctantly gives the gang a 'last chance' to meet his new girl Molly, despite telling experiences with her predecessors, whose many qualities don't avoid more blind bagging. Brad can't connect with his 'boring' new boss Forristal, but learning it's a vintage car fanatic, asks Max to chauffeur his classic limo, which is a hit, but even more Max's straightforwardness, as the man is sick of sycophants, yet Max goes to far for either's taste. Penny loses the faith it's 'her year' after handsome waiter Parker fails even to notice her, so Jane tries to boost her confidence by inspiring the gang to make vision boards and cheats big time to make Penny's wishes come trough, but is soon found out and milked. Written by KGF Vissers

*Dave's break-up allow him and Alex to try out solo dream costumes, but his Austin Powers attracts little attention, her Marilyn Monroe only a queer in search of a transvestite. Max soon regrets volunteering for a duo costume with Penny, as he's reduced to her baby, disabling either to properly seduce a potential date. Jane tricked Brad in advance into house-sitting in the suburbs, where trick or treat kids challenge her enthusiasm for the place to raise offs^ring and his reluctance for whet he believed too dull. Written by KGF Vissers

To counter competition from a hot dog stand with a cool TV commercial, Dave decides he must shoot his own for the steak sandwich food truck. A professional director couldn't overcome his crappy cramped-up acting, so Max takes over, but the cool new plot only attracts attention, no customers. and Dave's honesty ruins media exposure. Jane 'pases on' popular handsome colleague Liam to Alex, who finds the promising gentleman date a major disappointment. To dodge a weekend with Jane's insufferable annually visiting sorority friend, Brad pretends a work function and enjoys a staycation in a Chicago hotel. Sara bailed out and Jane spilled herself at home, and the spouses find out mutually once Brad returns. Written by KGF Vissers

Max gets a surprise visit from his pre-gay-awareness high-school girlfriend Angie, but when Dave hits on her absurdly-jealously invokes the gays code, and when it's not observed, declares a pranking code war. Penny hides her jealousy by faking extreme fondness of Angie, while Alex simply gets a straight crush on Max. Brad's innocently flirtatious 'work wife' gets Jane jealous enough to hit on an innocent HR cutie. Written by KGF Vissers

Jane needs a dress to wear to her charity event, but she's a little leery when Alex offers to design one for her; Penny helps a panicked Max babysit his niece and nephew; and Dave and Brad's new friendship with their oddball mailman, Drew, isn't quite what they had hoped for. Written by ABC Publicity

Penniless Max, who never liked children, grudgingly jumps at a chance to replace a mall Santa, but soon melts unexpectedly for infantile and knavish charms, yet erroneously thinks his Xmas-fatherly influence actually works on a juvenile purse-snatching mugger too. Brad kept the customary premium ready for star cleaner Gita, but Jane accidentally mixes it up with the fortune for their Antillian holiday trip, yet neither has the heart to tell the truth, so they try to steal the envelope back. Written by KGF Vissers

Dave has an odd reaction when his shrink starts dating Penny. Meanwhile, Jane and Max fight over ownership of a sweater and end up in another one of their strange competitions; whoever is less vain gets to keep the sweater, and the challenge is to see who can wear a horribly unflattering outfit the longest. And Jane urges Brad and Alex to try and bond, but it's awkward -- until they discover their mutual love of romantic comedies. Written by ABC Publicity

Dave was looking forward to a first visit from father 'Big Dave' since his parents' divorce, less to him bringing a girl friend. Penny is elated to find it's her even weirder, hippie ma Dana Hartz, but her influence overturns all Dave's memories, so father)son quality time turns into a nightmare when dragged from a sports hero visit to a lame new age convention. Alex bought online a White Sypremacists's parrot and convinces Max and Brad that the Chinese restaurant across the street runs dodgy business, so the investigate undercover dangerously clumsily, only to discover the opposite. Written by KGF Vissers

Dave is not amused when self-appointed fashion policeman Max mounts an 'in-t-vention' and ruthless indoor follow-up patrol against his mate's apparent addiction to V-necks, yet ends up confiding the youthful trauma root cause. Penny trues Jane's advice to change her dates instead of bending all over to accommodate and imitate them, but only molds her guinea-pig to his ex-bride's dreams. Brad wants to disprove that Jane shaped him by reverting to his sloppy student persona, but is tempted back by homely comforts. Written by KGF Vissers

For Valentine's Day, Brad tries to surprise Jane, who doesn't respond well to surprises. Penny begins the process of breaking up with her boyfriend, 'respecting the break-up window'. Max solicits his friends for Valentine's Day limo packages. Dave misinterprets his girlfriend's intentions. Alex tries to find love at a party. Brad gets his first cavity. Written by djstall

Max implores the gang for once not to abuse his new boyfriend, Grant, but he proves too perfect to criticize. The mates rival to spend time with him, Penny even neglects her dragged-along lover Sean. Only Dave is aloof, desperate to prove he can be as cool and doomed to fail every time, yet can't blame Grant once. Max himself reverts in the pattern to seek a flaw as excuse to dump first, but can't find one either, in or out of bed. Written by KGF Vissers

Max is sadly retreated in his unapproachable 'bear mode', using Dave's place as a cave where even the mates aren't allowed. So the rents of the gang eagerly awaits his annual wake-up call: Brad and Jane's theatrical spring fight, make-up and expensive celebratory dinner. However it's late, and every effort to trigger it seems to fail as if affected by a butterfly effect, but in fact they agreed only to fake fights and make up quietly. Written by KGF Vissers

Grant keeps proving himself the perfect boyfriend for Max, whose search for a flaw to escape ends when he's ready to commit, over the surprise subject of child wishes. Dave is on a winning streak after turning his food truck into a cocktails hype, attracting friendly attention from Hollywood B-star Colin Hanks, so he fears the new fame may be estranging his friends from him, but the gang actually gradually discovers they all get unsavory sex dreams starring Dave, except Alex, who ends up actually in his bed, after failing the diet from yogi therapist Avi she failed at with Penny. Written by KGF Vissers

A panicked Alex enlists Jane's help in convincing Dave that something he's certain happened never did, but will they succeed? Meanwhile, Penny and Max are determined to finally beat an annoyingly perfect couple in the annual Rosalita's Run and Scavenger Hunt. Written by ABC Publicity

So many bad things have happened every time the friends celebrate Penny's birthday, they're wondering if her special day might be cursed. They set out to find a restaurant where they can celebrate, where one of them hasn't been banned or where someone won't run into an ex -- something that's almost impossible. Written by ABC Publicity

Dave finds himself bullied at the gym by Corey, and former bully Alex coaches him on how to fight back. Meanwhile, the residents at Brad and Jane's condo are fed up with Jane being too controlling as president of their home owners' association, and rise up to challenge her for the job. But when Penny tells Jane to sleep on it before she does anything rash, her advice results in an all-new, suddenly chill Jane. Written by ABC Publicity

In order to avoid having tea with an annoying childhood friend, Penny (Casey Wilson) makes up a series of detailed lies that quickly spin out of control. Meanwhile, Dave (Zachary Knighton) and Max (Adam Pally) struggle to convince their nosy landlord to fix their oven. Written by Anonymous

The gang find themselves at yet another wedding, this time the nuptials of Derrick and Eric . Will there be DRAMA, to quote Derrick? Of course, as Brad struggles to tell Jane something important; Jane tries to find a way to help Eric hide the fact that the pricey reception must be down-scaled; and Max tries to find the courage to perform with his old all-male Madonna cover band. Meanwhile, a dateless Penny is sad that she's at another wedding alone, until she meets a cute guy via Skype. Written by jockteen10

This Chicago-set sitcom follows the intertwined lives of six young urbanites trying to learn the ropes of adulthood. Through breakups and whatever other curve-balls life throws them, the pals stick together.