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Wanting to look her absolute best for her colleagues and fans, Valerie decides to get a new look and a new dress to go with it for a familiar TV-award show.

Stress escalates when the unearthing that Juna may have a stalker; Tom is absent from work to have an ulcer inspected; his time off causes tension.

Valerie prepares for the premiere of her new reality series by arranging an extravagant bash and appearing on the notorious Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Valerie is shooting footage for a reality TV show when she learns her enemy is creating a series for HBO, so she soon heads to HBO to make a scene.

Valerie must get her former producer back for the behind-the-scenes footage; Valerie's publicist secures her an appointment with a coveted stylist.

As her first day on set gets underway, Valerie encounters her A-list co-star; Valerie tries to keep her true feeling to herself as she films a fantasy sequence.

Valerie makes a brash decision after learning some of her scenes could be cut, and later, she revives her improvisational skills at The Groundlings Theatre.

A new director forces Valerie out of her comfort zone; Valerie's interview with The New York Times upsets Billy; Valerie is worried about Paulie G.

Valerie tries to plan a date for her and Mark, but a reshoot in the desert may hinder her plans; early reviews for "Seeing Red" make Paulie anxious.

With "Seeing Red" finally airing, Valerie must face the critics, including Mark; during a surprise trip to Mickey's home, Valerie gets her own surprise.

Valerie is finally experiencing success, and while she is the center of attention at a party, she wonders if Mark will give her the support she needs.

Over the course of a single day, actor Will Ferrell travels to five spring training ballparks to play 10 different positions on Major League Baseball teams.

A heated debate amongst beachgoers and private homeowners emerges on the Santa Rosa Beach shoreline in Florida. In rural Montana, Seth takes issue with a gate.

A man raises livestock in a community where the ownership of such farm animals is against the law.

In Florida, former friends Melissa and Victoria dispute the rightful ownership of a small patch of grass between their West Palm Beach homes.

Nashville neighbors Joanne and Steven's friendship ruptures beyond repair. In San Antonio, Jeff obsesses over Alexa's 8-foot concrete wall.

An annual Halloween decoration competition leads to growing resentment between Otis and Nelson; Linda and Ruby's long-standing fence debacle takes a legal turn.

Exploring the chaotic and complicated disputes of neighbors and the extreme lengths they'll go to defend what's theirs.

When the principal of a suburban high school retires, his two power-hungry vice principals try to get the vacated spot by using any means of extreme force.

The scheming Gamby and Russell trespass on Dr. Brown's private space; a school evaluator comes to the high school, which frightens the vice principals.

Vice principal Neal Gamby wants to make an impression on Amanda on a field trip put together by Mr. Hayden, the nice guy history teacher.

Gamby and Russell believe that the homecoming football game will provide them with another spiteful opportunity to take down Dr. Brown.

Dr. Brown wants Gamby to show more mercy in his role as the school's disciplinarian; Russell has to deal with a troublesome neighbor.

Amanda works out a special deal with Gamby; Dr. Brown criticizes angrily a veteran teacher over a shipment of missing books intended for the classroom.

Gamby and Amanda grow closer during a teacher workday; Russell learns about self-restraint; a figure from Dr. Brown's past makes a surprising appearance.

Gamby and Russell hope to complete what they started on time; Gamby wonders about Amanda's relationship with Bill and her troubles with Hayden.

Gamby and Russell execute the final step of their plan with Dr. Brown.

After returning back to North Jackson High, Gamby begins to notice certain drastic differences to the school compared to how it was before he was injured.

With Dayshawn's help, Gamby believes that he has found an appropriate suspect; Russell decides to test the limits of kindness strategy.

Gamby continues his investigative hunt to find the person that shot him, and his search leads him towards a graduate-school class that is taught by a novelist.

The sudden death of a relative pulls Russell away from the school for a time, so Gamby is pushed into taking the responsibility of being the acting principal.

Russell is excited to put together a large party in order to celebrate his birthday, but things do not go as he had planned when his wife reveals a secret.

A scandal involving plans to sabotage standardized tests is discovered, and Russell learns that Gamby may be implicated in the troubling situation.

Gamby is surprised when he gets unexpected company during spring break, and he struggles over making a decision on how to handle the situation.

Tensions escalate within the school as Russell and Gambly confront each other, and the realization of who was the shooter is revealed and lines are drawn.

The end of the school year arrives, and the search for the killer continues; Neal Gamby assumes the role of interim principal following his success over Lee.

When an incident while out with the boys leads to a man being unfriended by his neighbor, he goes to extreme measures in an effort to repair it.

When a family is suddenly found murdered in a small New Mexico town, it pits neighbor against neighbor and the sheriff against the mayor.

The fabulous and fashionable friends take an opportunity to leave their beloved New York City and enjoy an extravagant vacation in an exotic land.