The lines between Hank's real life and the movie blur.

Hank considers fleeing Los Angeles.

Hank's trial turns into a character assassination.

After getting evicted, Hank moves in with Karen and Becca; Becca and Pearl steal the Porche.

Hank takes a gig rewriting dialogue; Marcy tells Stu she is pregnant.

Hank takes a gig rewriting dialogue; Marcy tells Stu she is pregnant.

Abby pitches Hank's case to a senior partner; Hank is dismayed by Karen's relationship with Ben; Marcy and Stu ask Charlie for help.

A sensational photo derails Hank's case; Karen resuscitates Hank's relationship with Abby.

Charlie discovers his vasectomy was botched; Hank's relationship with Abby gets more personal.

Hank gets seriously bad news when his attorney (Carla Gugino) notifies him that the statutory-rape case is going to trial, but first he and Charlie take the completed film script to the director, producer and financier and the meeting takes a most unusual turn. Meanwhile, Karen and Marcy buy a home-pregnancy test to see if the latter is with child, while the former takes an interest in Becca's... More >

Hank is surprised and pleased when Karen invites him to stay with her upon his release from the hospital after his accidental overdose; Becca is invited to join a band composed of four teenage punks. Meanwhile, anxious over the delay in getting the film going, the producer (Stephen Tobolowsky) confronts Charlie at the Runkle Residence and leaves smitten with Marcy.