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Episode 205 - You, I'll Be Following
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Episode 201 - You Set the Scene
When Bo (Jake McLaughlin) brings over his girlfriend Lily (Ellen Woglom), Wendy (Tess Harper) begins to pry into the workings of their relationship.
Suzy (Peggy Lipton) and Ben (Dennis Hopper) do not see eye to eye over dinner; while one demands an ending, the other wants a beginning.
As Seth (Eric Roberts) and Maggie (Linda Park) try to deal with Andrea's (Julie Warner) betrayal, Maggie has something else to reveal.
When Jimmy (Dana Ashbrook) returns home in hysterics over a deal gone horribly wrong, he is surprised at what he finds.
Bo Olinville (Jake McLaughlin) and his mother (Tess Harper) fight over the future of the store.
Everyone knows that Ben (Dennis Hopper) is a guilt-ridden man, but Owen (Keith Carradine) may have just guilted him into a deadly pact.
First dates are always awkward. Kenny (Ross McCall) and Tess (Jenny Mollen) are no exception to the rule.
When Seth (Eric Roberts) goes on a talk show to discuss his plans for a new city, the media makes a mockery of him and he walks out.
Goodbyes are always hard, but for Owen (Keith Carradine) and Suzy (Peggy Lipton), only one of them knows that this is the final farewell.
Wendy (Tess Harper) will find any excuse not to follow her diabetes regimen even if it leads to groundless accusations.
Ben (Dennis Hopper) keeps his word to Owen (Keith Carradine) when he helps him die. Is he a savior or an executioner?
After reading her husband's suicide note, Suzy (Peggy Lipton) is beside herself. Will she ever forgive Ben (Dennis Hopper)?
Bo Olinville (Jake McLaughlin) is desperate to start coaching again, but when he shows up to the field unannounced, he is very unwelcome.
When Inez (Moran Atias) begins to make a toast with a new client, it doesn’t go exactly as planned.
Jimmy (Dana Ashbrook) has just gone into business with Bobby (Michael McGlone); Inez (Moran Atias) is not happy with this new arrangement.
As Seth (Eric Roberts) reconnects with his son (Zane Holtz) he always overlooked, he takes a deeper look into how he will be remembered.
In an attempt to keep Bo (Jack McLaughlin) away from Tyler (Spencer Daniels), he is served with a restraining order.
Ben (Dennis Hopper) bonds with his long estranged ex-wife (Peggy Lipton) on the dance floor.
When Owen (Keith Carradine) asks Ben (Dennis Hopper) for a favor, Ben never expected to be asked to assist in a suicide.
When Seth (Eric Roberts) and Paul (Zane Holtz) set out to rebuild Los Angles, they also begin to rebuild their relationship.
Seth (Eric Roberts) can't do enough good deeds. Not only is he donating to the soup kitchen, he also wants to do something radical.
Ben (Dennis Hopper) and Anthony (Jocko Sims) find dirt on Wesley revealing him to be a sociopath who was involved with Ben's daughter.
Seth (Eric Roberts) is stepping down as CEO to pursue a secret venture. Maggie's (Linda Park) trust in him is running thin.
Tyler (Spencer Daniels) decides to get out of Bo's (Jake McLaughlin) extreme coaching regimen before things get too creepy.
Once upon a time Kenny (Ross McCall) and Tess (Jenny Mollen) were schoolmates. Now are they about to rekindle a flame yet to be lit?
When Ben (Dennis Hopper) questions Wesley (Michael Nouri) at gunpoint, he discovers just how true Freud's theory was.
Bo Olinville (Jake McLaughlin) is getting to be a little obsessed with training his baseball star.
When Maggie (Linda Park) and Kenny (Ross McCall) go looking for Seth (Eric Roberts), they find that his downfall may be his immense ego.
When Ben (Dennis Hopper) starts asking questions about his daughter's murder he is asked to leave. They may not be so polite next time.
When a wealthy client gives Inez (Moran Atias) an extravagant gift, Jimmy (Dana Ashbrook) is consumed with jealousy.
As Anthony (Jocko Sims) and Ben (Dennis Hopper) dig through Ben's daughter's things, they get an all access pass into her untimely death.
They say God works in mysterious ways, but Seth (Eric Roberts) thinks he just found his calling in a back alley full of homeless people.
When Ben (Dennis Hopper) and Anthony (Jocko Sims) visit a shady video store, they find out just how dark the black market can get.
If losing a daughter wasn't awful enough, Ben Cendars (Dennis Hopper) is about to relive the moment on video.
It's not the first and it won’t be the last time Jimmy (Dana Ashbrook) puts Inez (Moran Atias) in a bad spot on account of his bad habits.
When Seth (Eric Roberts) reveals he has been unfaithful, Maggie (Linda Park) would rather go back to living under the mask of perfection.
Pain meds may have numbed Seth Blanchard’s (Eric Roberts) pain, but has he lost his mind?
When Bo Olinville (Jake McLaughlin) gives his mother, Wendy (Tess Harper), the good news about his coaching job, her reaction is a little unexpected.
In a city where there are no accidents, Seth Blanchard (Eric Roberts) should know better than to credit anything to fate.
When Seth Blanchard (Eric Roberts) wants to beef up his security he calls in Kenny Battaglia (Ross McCall).
For Ben Cendars (Dennis Hopper), it's lonely at the top. See if he finds the companionship he needs in Anthony Adams (Jocko Sims).
It's no secret that Jimmy (Dana Ashbrook) has a gambling problem, but when he involves Inez (Moran Atias) he completely crosses the line.
Kenny Battaglia (Ross McCall) gets a strange visit from Seth Blanchard's (Eric Roberts) office, but doesn’t seem threatened.
Jimmy's (Dana Ashbrook) gambling addiction just literally lost Inez (Moran Atias) the clothes off her back. Will Jimmy ever change?
L.A. is already full of insanity and Seth Blanchard (Eric Roberts) is adding to it. Even Maggie (Linda Park) thinks he's lost it.
Everyone has their price, especially Kenny Battagila (Ross McCall). But Ben Cendars (Dennis Hopper) and Anthony Adams (Jocko Sims) may have just pulled at his heart strings.
Think your friends are close? Well, your enemies are probably closer.
Down on your luck? Who isn't these days?
Sometimes even the best L.A. con-man can feel sympathy. Then again, maybe not.
When someone screws you, deal with it L.A. style. Don't get mad, get even.
Which is worse: being the person lying their way to the top or being the suckers who fall for it?
Sometimes there aren't second chances.
Some people never make the cut. Hope you're serious about the game.
When something goes wrong in L.A., there are always repercussions.
It is a vicodin overdose or is something weird happening in L.A.?
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