The neighborhood association's annual party goes awry between the host and hostess's marital tensions, problems with the Party Down crew's crisp white shirts, Ron's misuses of the English language, Kyle's trip to a bedroom with the hosts' daughter, the arrival of Casey's angry husband, Constance's constant loud and inappropriate interactions with guests, and Henry's face, which is vaguely familiar to almost every guest. Are we having fun yet? Written by jhailey@hotmail.com

The College Conservative group hosts a party in the governator's honor. Ron sucks up to the over-bearing, bromide-spewing kid in charge, Henry must ensure that no alcohol goes to underage kids, Constance takes umbrage at a homophobic joke, Casey is busy texting her impatient husband in Vermont, and Roman wants to get a copy of his film script to Schwarzenegger, if he ever gets there. Problems with the Caucus gifts of a battle-scarred American flag and a box of Cuban cigars get Ron into hot water. Written by jhailey@hotmail.com

The Party Down crew is dismayed to discover that the singles mixer they're working is for seniors. Constance wants nothing to do these aged guests, including Bruce, an ex-lover from years past. Henry gives his unwanted advice to Casey about her move to Vermont. Kyle tries to get back at Roman with the help of one of Bruce's pills. And a marijuana cigarette tests Ron's supervisory chops. A nurse, a cop, and the kiss of life bring the party to its climax. Written by jhailey@hotmail.com

Tony Carolla, a smarmy developer, hosts a party to pitch a fabulous opportunity to his investment club. Henry and Casey have some morning-after sorting out to do, Constance may be getting in the way of Kyle's networking, and Ron grovels to Tony begging for a chance to invest. Things start to unravel when Henry goes looking for prescription drugs in Tony's medicine cabinet. Meanwhile, a prop gun from Baretta pops up from time to time. Written by jhailey@hotmail.com

At a party following the Sin Say Shun adult entertainment awards, Kyle tries to teach Roman a Zen approach to connecting with women, Casey takes Ecstasy and invites Henry to find some and join the trip, and Ron gets an offer to make some quick money in Korean porn. Can he pass the screen test? By the party's end, has anyone connected? Written by jhailey@hotmail.com

Foul-mouthed movie producer Leonard Stiltskin has spent six figures on his daughter Taylor's 16th birthday party. Henry runs into a pal from an acting class who has a role in Leonard's newest picture; the friend vows to get Henry a part. Leonard's philandering wife promises the same part to Kyle if he'll be her boy toy. Roman is chatting up one of the 16-year-old guests. Ron talks with a ganja-smoking rap artist and his homey; they give Ron business advice. Taylor mopes in the state room because the popular kids skipped her party. Constance tries to talk her out but fails, then Casey succeeds, and everyone's dancing. Can Taylor just have fun? Written by jhailey@hotmail.com

While catering a corporate retreat, Party Down practices some team-building exercises of their own

The Party Down team's actors are recognized at a party and treated as stars. But when Roman and Ron discover the host is a mobster, they suspect his screenplay might be a confession.

Ron decides to cater his own reunion, and begins to slip back into his old drunken habits. Henry considers moving home, causing Casey to consider their 'casual' relationship.

The team is excited to cater a lavish gay wedding (with guest George Takei), but must take a backseat to Uda Bengt (Kristen Bell) of Valhalla Catering. While Ron falls apart, Henry is forced to take charge.