Evan is dead-set on proving, after 20 years, that fraudster father Eddie R. Lawson, however unreliable a crook, will come trough with the brothers' savings. Divya makes him consider that misplaced loyalty isn't worth risking all too perfect Hank's for. Meanwhile Evan got HankMed a new celebrity client, Spencer Fisher, the king of spastic commercials, who now keeps getting himself stuck embarrassingly in the grand home inherited from his father, a brilliant but eccentric inventor, while trying to demolish his 'panic room'. Supplies from it are donated to the hospital, where Jill is under attack from a selfish doctor on the board who wants to dump an administrator whose only priorities are patient care and Hank. Boris's trust in Hank is stretched to the very limit when his still neglected medical history is 'misplaced', but Hank promises what no specialist could. Written by KGF Vissers

Father Eddie R. Lawson turns up and invites himself, to Evan's delight even before he comes trough with the repeatedly delayed check to reimburse the disastrous stock investment. Hank wants him out even with the money, but can't evict him due to health symptoms. Evan receives action figures for marketing purposes and jumps at Eddie's for once free 'whale spotting'. Jill gets the gang to help with a yard-sale, disposing of all her ex's things at her home. A neighbor sells armadillo leather crafts there. Ms. Newberg's stepdaughter Blake came present her fiancé, yoga chain owner Jamie whose girl pupils delight Evan enough to strain his muscles too, but suffers various heart problems. Rajan and Divya consider prenuptial and sexual compatibility. Police officer Tanner and his wife Sherry's marriage crumbles as both have syphilis symptoms. Written by KGF Vissers

Evan can't believe his luck when a favorite movie star, Donald The Garbage Collector Green, visiting from Florida in the Hamptons as a favor to a producer whose son adores Donald, coincidentally becomes Hank's patient. Donald's sister and agent Faith falls for Evan, who still fears fraternal anger despite being a perfect gentleman, and thinks her a loon after experiencing her spectacular memory lapses. Hank tries to chase father Eddie, but widow Newberg already knows about his financial scam record and Eddie refuses to give up his second chance with still willingly forgiving Evan. Boris is not amused when his medical history nearly gets lost in hank's care, nor when Eddie invites himself and more. Hank still promises a diagnostic extra, but Boris already hired another young concierge doc, Dr. Emily Peck. Written by KGF Vissers

When Boris sends them his private jet, Evan, who prepared a bag of HankMed marketing gadgets, insists to hike along with hank, but unlike their assumption the destination is not Manhattan for Cuba, breaking the US embargo. Evan makes the best of opportunities, even without cash dollars, yet the foxy Canadian Mindy who invites him diving nearly breaks his skull. Hank is expected to supervise Cuban researcher Dr. Marissa Caseras's experimental drug test protocol and test Boris, but finds his patient too impatient to follow his cautious advice and withdraws indignant. Back home, Divya is not impressed with Dr. Emily Peck, the temp concierge doctor Boris hired, a whiz on paper but a commercial anti-hank. Written by KGF Vissers

Hank can't leave Cuba immediately as he lost Evan, who was abducted by locals mistaking him for the doctor, whom they need to save an old opposition publicist the authorities believe deceased. Hank accepts to saves him after his hand got caught in a harvester, which requires hospital equipment and hence Boris's and ultimately Dr. Marissa Caseras's help. Evan learns more about scams but reacts most generously. Back home, Divya has been on cold war terms with temp Dr. Emily Peck, who alas already learned to appreciate a Hamptons concierge doctor's job too much. Written by KGF Vissers

Tucker gets Hank to check his best mate from college, Oliver Ambrose, who has an accident with his forklift for unclear medical reasons, on the day he's to launch his winery's new range. Just now Evan sort of gives up reconciling hank with their father, a picture Eddie gives him from their happy boyhood recalls memories with layered effects. Oliver's wine taster Kim asks Evan, a natural, to fill in for her as she fears relapsing in a pallet-disabling condition. Written by KGF Vissers

Foxy socialite heiress Paige Collins needs a 'faux beau' to present to her parents instead of much older fiancé Graham Barnes, an adventurous freelance photographer and first Dr. Emily Peck's patient, then Hank's. Paige wanted Hank but settles for eager Evan, who does a great job but feels dirty after she pays him almost like an overpaid prostitute. While Jill consults Hank on the hospital board's plan to divert funds she destined for a free clinic, they visit her favorite beach food stand. the owner, mac from Queens, has curious symptoms since they left the metropolis to sell their lobster pasta. Written by KGF Vissers

Overprotective of Divya, Evan watches and attacks groom Raj at his grand bachelor party in Boris's Hamptons castle on account of the stripper, a HankMed client herself. Hank has mixed feelings about rich patient Ken Keller, who bullied him during heir Brooklyn youth, but gets unexpected satisfaction. Written by KGF Vissers

Evan acts again as Paige's faux beau, this time meeting her impossible to please parents, and does far better then she dared hope. A single remark however traps him to join her father, general William Collins, hunting in a private club, where Evan's inexperience ends up painfully exposed in either sense. Hank is startled that his latest boy patient, strapping Jake, is the son and main bone of contention between tycoon Jamie Zimmerman and his ex, Dr. Elizabeth Blair, the heartless hospital board chairman. Written by KGF Vissers

Midwest backwater truck-driver Roy fears he and wife Ginnie are cursed since they won the lottery and bought a Hamptons estate. Each gets a weird medical condition just when they prepare a renewal of their marriage vows. Hank's initial diagnosis and therapy only works for her. Paige confirms Evan's fear: none of the snob neighbors can be expected to follow up on the invitations, yet surprises him despite being asked for a date rain-check so he can plan Roy's finances as a gift. Socialite heir Adam Pierce, a documentary maker who donated his kidney to substitute mother/maid Tali, needs HankMed's help when she gets very sick. Jill digs him, but Divya gets to spend time with the hunky prince. Boris may be Eddie's next target and gets terrible news from Cuba. Written by KGF Vissers

Evan can't believe, let alone accept, that Emily sleeps with Hank while systematically stealing clients from HankMed. He get an ICT mate of Hnery's to wage Internet war on her, yet keeps an eye on father. Divya, who interviews potential candidates for after her marriage, opts for a sneaky alternative: hoping Hank will dump Emily after experiencing her heartless approach. the world-traveling Phillips family provides an opportunity, and especially their in-law, a famous medical inventor. So does immature silver spoon war games fanatic Stanley. Boris is furious when Jill abuses his philanthropic name to make Dr. Elizabeth Blair revoke the abolition of her clinic. Written by KGF Vissers

Eddie is moving in with Mrs? Newberg finally gets the benefit of the doubt from Hank, who is puzzled and ethically challenged by elusive patient AJ. Evan convinces Hank to help plead his investment cause and proudly dresses up when they're all invited to an evening meal at Boris's, but after flying in lover Marissa, rescued from Cuban prison, he has an awkward surprise for the Lawsons. Hunky patient Adam Pierce insists to remain in Divya's care. After treatment, they kiss, despite her impending wedding. Written by KGF Vissers

A 3-day charity golf tournament to raise funds for the hospital provides multiple opportunities for the HankMed team to provide medical care. Pro golfer Jack O'Malley (Tom Cavanagh) suffers from Dupuytren's Contracture. Jill falls from a cart, with unexpected results. Evan learns more about Eddie, who is recuperating from his heart attack in Episode 2.12. Divya frets over her encounter with Adam. Written by BRMcN

Coincidentally at the right place to save reality show Share House star Kyle from drowning, Hank is soon asked by producer Tony Lee to star in a medical reality show, an idea which greatly appeals to Evan. While Hank examines a mysterious epidemic among the reality candidates, Evan compromises Paige's trust by extending her invitation to bring a guest to her exclusive country club to the whole cast and crew. Boris can't get Hank to break medical confidentiality for Marissa, who is hiding carrying his, probably genetically-impaired, child. Written by KGF Vissers

Evan estimated his chances of winning Paige back feeble, as the General is against such an unfocused young man, but is soon forgiven. After being accidentally locked in an adjoining hall and misunderstanding a seemingly conspiratorial secret meeting of the General's, he even wins the General's respect by mediating a row over a heritage Candle House with the neighbors whose daughter Natalie is Hank's patient, and by his handling of the the press. Adam is in serious kidney trouble, but he and Hank refuse to let Divya help him in anyway after she broke up their physical relationship. Hank decides against the planned partnership with his too casual ex, Dr. Peck. Written by anonymous

When a Nor'easter hits the Hamptons, Hank saves the life of a park ranger who wants to recapture the odd side-effects he experienced after being struck by lightning.

Evan and Paige prove the perfect guests at Divya's engagement party, but her father's crisis-motivated expectations on groom Raj compromise the bride's resolve to go through with her London wedding, mainly a show for business relations. Jess Walsh, whose boyfriend Hank couldn't save from cardiac arrest while they worked on Wall Street, has started a pilot training school in the Hamptons for a quiet life, but calls him as unprecedented stress seems to be killing her worse than ever. Boris is displeased with Marissa's pregnancy, Hank's silence and the very idea not to let his congenital disease die with him. The brothers are moved out of his castle. Written by anonymous

Hank believes his patient has been previously misdiagnosed and is determined to find out what he really has. Meanwhile, Divya and Raj prepare for their upcoming nuptials by taking dance lessons, but wind up as patients.