The gang makes fun of Penny breaking both arms in the stairs after chickening out of a sky dive, only Max takes pity to nurse her. Just when he wants to abandon the impossible ingrate patient, hunky physiotherapist Kent's arrival changes Max's mind, desperate to spend time with him, so Penny must stay his patient and hidden so Max can move in. Dave and Jane surprise nobody announcing they are now a couple with sex, yet she sets him up with a bar maid before discussing their won relationship prospects. For three weeks, fired Brad hides having found another job to enjoy office life, but when Jane finds out he's not the perfect yet leisurely home husband and would be-ventriloquist. Written by KGF Vissers

Dressing up for Halloween as the Jackson five rather literally falls trough. The next Saturday brunch isn't as lavish as usual now unemployed Brad cannot afford it anymore, so Max shows his skinned mate fun ways how to scum free food and more, albeit it at some risk. Dave and Alex decide to consecrate their reunion by moving in together to a new place, but insecurity stirred by Jane makes them turn down suitable apartments on ludicrous grounds to real estate agent Suzanne's quietly growing, ultimately exploding despair. Jane senses that Penny plans a major purchase, as turns out a new car, and imposes her superior negotiator skills, to the Car Czar salesman's justified despair, yet also impresses the owner with a startling consequence. Penny played the car dealer as she was able to car which impressed Jane. Written by KGF Vissers

Max enthusiastically brings the gang to one of his crazy gigs, hip-hop style 'hype' DJ at bar Mitzvahs. Only Brad is inspired to dance along, Penny suggest they should DH together, but Max ends up bitterly feeling pushed away. Alex is tormented by a diet and warned by Jane she and Dave must bring variation and spice onto their relationship which is not gross. When Alex try's to do what Jane told her to do she fails straight away. Written by KGF Vissers

Being 1/16 Indian, Dave resolves to host a 'real Thanksgiving', the first in his new apartment with Alex, but turns down her best efforts as fake. While shopping for ingredients, Dave is robbed by shameless Pilgrims, scammed by the fishmonger and grossly arrested. Meanwhile the others experience mixed feelings over Max's recording of the Real World Sacramento show they all met on, even Mx must admit it wants't quite just him writing self)outing TV history. Written by KGF Vissers

Jane asks Brad for help when she hits a glass ceiling at the auto dealership. Penny has to wear a helmet following her concussion, and Dave and Max have fist-bump problems.

Max used to 'enjoy' Penny's relationships going bust over her even crazier demands then his expectations, now her perfect Pete expects to remain friends, so she claims to have mastered love and friendship afterward until Pete finds the fault list Penny made about him so he leaves, restoring Max's self-confidence, graciously helping them make up. Brad and Jane happily invite Dave and Alex, now an equally happy couple, to the family reunion they prepared for the Kerkovich sisters' impossible to please Serbian businessman father. Penny talks Dave out of believing Brad he doesn't have to go, so Dave witnesses super-nervous trying out the elaborate joke Jane devised with Max's help for her father, which she feels as stinging betrayal, but also finds Alex never told her parents they are a couple again, so his being left at altar-embarrassment is revived. Jane makes a crazily-improvised practical joke attempt at her dad's party breaking a melon on her own head which saves her day. Written by KGF Vissers

When Jane's ID is discovered fake, she admits pretending to have her birthday in July instead of Christmas, impending, to break the trauma of having it overshadowed and getting stuck with 'combo gifts', like a toy plus separate batteries. The others decide to celebrate her and thereto postpone Christmas, even after the surprise is so great she instinctively welcomes' them with pepper-spray. As predicted, Christmas keeps tempting everyone, Max can't resist stocking up eggnog, only to have his backpack container pierced, Brad is caught dancing with his hip)hop Santa. Disappointed, Jane walks off into town and accidentally finds a birthday party for Christmas babies but soon realizes not to actually hate Christmas, let alone the gang, and returns to call for a Christmas party. *Dave proves himself as 'gift whisperer' for Penny, yet Pete, now accepted in the gang, is right to politely turn down his suggestion, being romantically inspired himself. Written by KGF Vissers

Brad and Penny create one disaster after another when they accidentally break a childhood memento of Alex's. Jane and Dave go overboard to find someone for Max.

Feeling their manhood doubted, Dave and unemployed Brad resolve to install a dimmer switch without handyman, although knows more then how to dress for the part. Verbal bantering between them leads them to a weird competition of macho tests. Having had to decent date for a while, Max is depressed, unlike Derrick, because he seems to fit no single gay category. Jane joins their efforts to find out by systematically trying all Chicago's gay establishments, including weird ones. Nothing fitting, Max declares his own, and finds other odd-out gay guys interested. Penny sees minor pop star Winnie McCray buying a dress in Alex's store and plots seizing the opportunity to get free publicity from the the paparazzi, but it tuns bad for everyone. Penny redeems herself by offering Whitney a day out of the limelight so she can make up with boyfriend Kyle. Written by KGF Vissers

Alex signs up the gang to participate in the Northside Kickball Classic tournament. However, self-appointed manager Max has difficulty bringing his players up to scratch - Dave has a history of freezing at crucial moments after an unfortunate incident during a previous game, Penny uses the tournament as an opportunity to meet good-looking guys and refuses to put on appropriate footwear, while Jane abandons her friends altogether and started playing for another team. Written by jockteen10

Max cashed five months rent in advance from his blindly accepted new roommate Chase, but Dave and Alex agree the man's life is as cool as his stuff, so they set out to find the elusive womanizer who seems missing, only to accidentally turn Max's benefactor into a vindictive exposure-ruined player. Pete has a hard time to make Penny admit she should hang out with his friends too, and changes his mind when she does disastrously.Brad changes his mind about not wanting to spend time with Jane's visiting youth friend Ryanwhen he finds it's a lesbian ex from her student experimenting period, but soon gets bored and jealous, even competitive about his own ex. Written by KGF Vissers

Max's (Adam Pally) vow to play a series of vengeful pranks on his friends threatens to derail a big surprise planned by Penny's (Casey Wilson) boyfriend, Pete (guest star Nick Zano). Meanwhile, Jane (Eliza Coupe) worries when Brad (Damon Wayans, Jr.) takes a new job at a kids' gym. Written by Anonymous

When Jane (Eliza Coupe) wants to plan the wedding of Penny's (Casey Wilson) dreams, Pete (guest star Nick Zano) admits that he'd rather elope.

With the future of his new job in jeopardy, Brad enlists his friends to help save the failing kids' gym. Max's concerns over his endless texting lead him and Penny into addiction to a powerful - and illegal - cough syrup.

In order to get good basketball tickets, Max avoids telling a woman who's interested in him that he's gay. Alex's efforts to be smarter pose a threat to Dave and Jane.

Max is sad about his barber's death, so the others point him to their gay hair dresser, who give him Dave's unsuitable haircut, yet delights Max with gossip on the Kerkovich sisters' verbal feud. Max can't keep his promise to Brad to restrain from reviving the secret worse 'incident', so the boys must dig it up and call in the conciliatory big gun: Serbian Nana. Dave's food trucks is stolen, so Penny helps mount a chase for the thief, but when turns out he used it to sell a new type of sandwich to inspired Dave and his clients' taste, the recipe is asked as ransom, only to dismissed on shocked grounds. Written by KGF Vissers

Dave is worried by 'spicey' competition for his food truck from a Brazilian, so the gang promises to help. Max promises to spare no dirty trick, but when he realizes his new hot Latin lover Wilson is the Brazilian's son, conflicting loyalties play. Yet despite a Romeo-tragic prospect and a grim food fight, love gaily wins out, including fatherly love. Behind bride Penny's back, Alex informs her utterly estranged father hopefully to give her away. The New York businessman, Andy Cohen, quickly wins sympathy with the gang by his generosity and good taste in wedding planning, but Penny's joy in finally spending time with and getting to know her dad turns into feeling swept-over and resentment. Written by KGF Vissers

To prove she's not rushing into marriage with Pete, he and bride Penny compete with both other couples to prove how well they now each)other and do much better then embarrassed Brad and furiously frustrated Jane. Offered a job in a well-reputed restaurant building, superstitious Dave wants to consult a psychic advise, only to conclude he's more psychically gifted himself, offering his services to the gang, and following his gut to decline and keep his food truck. Max can't resist sex with his 'stalker' Scotty. Realizing 'losers' Brad and Jane are still much tighter then Pete and she, Penny calls off the wedding. Written by KGF Vissers

A play Penny (Casey Wilson) has written following her failed engagement has everyone worried that she may not be over it. Brad (Adam Pally) and Alex (Elisha Cuthbert) sign on as tastemakers for a guerilla marketing firm, and then seek to cut Jane (Eliza Coupe) out of the action. Written by Anonymous

A plan to get Penny (Casey Wilson) a date backfires, landing her in a relationship with Jane's (Eliza Coupe) boorish boss (guest star Robb Corddry). Dave (Zachary Knighton) and Alex (Elisha Cuthbert) vie over how to help Max (Adam Pally) win the Mr. Super Gay Chicago pageant. Written by Anonymous

Jane (Eliza Coupe) helps Max (Adam Pally) get his life back on track in order to impress his vengeful ex-roommate (guest star Mark-Paul Gosselaar). Dave (Zachary Knighton) bets that Alex (Elisha Cuthbert) doesn't have the discipline to redeem her outstanding Groupons. Written by Anonymous

Dave (Zachery Knighton) and Penny (Casey Wilson) discover that their parents, Big Dave (guest star Michael McKean) and Dana (guest star Megan Mullally), want to adopt. Jane (Eliza Coupe) and Brad (Damon Wayans, Jr.) look to escape their friends by joining an exclusive tennis club. Written by Anonymous

Alex (Elisha Cuthbert) and Dave's (Zachery Knighton) efforts to keep their breakup under wraps threaten Jane's (Eliza Coupe) plans for the wedding of their domineering older sister (guest star Stephanie March).