TV Guide HBO Comedy Thursday

A mild-mannered teacher accidentally crosses his much tougher fellow teacher, who challenges him to a fist fight at the end of the school day.

When an environmental activist secretly embarks on a mission to take down the local aluminum industry, her application to adopt is finally accepted.

A series of personal and professional difficulties force a father to seek much-needed assistance from his adult daughter from a previous marriage.

A group of youths gather at a house for a wild party to celebrate New Year's Eve 1999, but they fear for their lives when electricals suddenly go haywire.

An honest Air Force officer tries his best to expose a case of government spending gone berserk, and the Pentagon general out to stop him.

A bitter hitman is given a mission by his handler to execute a target in Los Angeles, but an encounter with his mark during an acting class surprises him.

Gene has a talk with all of his students about channeling their own feelings into their work in the wake of some unexpected news; Barry renews his resolve.

Barry is frustrated about a class that he is forced to miss due to an obligation; Detectives Moss and Loach attempt to connect pieces of evidence in a murder.

Barry struggles with a realization regarding his efforts to leave his past behind; Sally is dismayed to learn that an arranged audition has strings.

Barry searches for a way to start over in his troubled relationship with Sally, but a scene from a play leads to a reaction that pushes the two farther apart.

Barry flies solo at a remote airstrip, but Taylor attempts to be included; Vacha searches for a way to ensure revenge is taken on the murderer of his brother.

A deadly shootout forces a decision by Barry that allows him to evade capture; Pazar blames Fuches for convincing him to declare war on Cristobal.

Barry makes a vow to give up on crime as a part of his lifestyle once and for all; Pazar decides to enlist a replacement for Vacha to take care of Fuches.

Barry attempts to persuade Sally and the class to continue their prepared performance; Noho Hank and Cristobal's new partnership encounters snags.

Barry is pressured from Noho Hank to execute a crucial assassination; Gene confronts his past after he tasks the class to explore their own personal traumas.

Barry is tasked to reflect upon his past while Sally looks back on her own personal history as well; Barry offers to train NoHo Hank's men.

Barry's patience is tested when someone from Sally's past comes to Los Angles; Gene is pleasantly surprised and pushes Barry to be more optimistic about change.

Barry experiences a series of unexpected consequences after a chance encounter.

Gene helps Barry get in character as a part of his preparation for a big upcoming scene with Sally; Sally decides to try accepting her truth.

Barry gets ready to perform at his first audition with Gene's help; Sally decides to take a firm stance during a meeting with an important television producer.

Barry is determined to get revenge; Noho Hank is confronted with the ever-present threat of being sent back home; Sally makes an impromptu decision.

What are you, some sort of nutjob?

Going to the Redlands.

"I could've been a marine, but I guess I had too many options."

"You're a Tweetie."

An example of bottling everything up.

What man wouldn't want a hot tub there?

Time to split up.

Barry looks for a permanent way out of the world of contract killing.

Now that the law has finally caught up to him, Barry finds himself utterly alone in jail, where he attempts to grapple with the events that led him there.

Barry receives a surprise visitor; Hank and Cristobal try to move on; Gene tells his side of the story, while Sally comes to terms with her history with Barry.

Gene tries to pick up some fame while getting back at Barry; Fuches tips Hang off in an attempt to bring an end to everything without ever implicating himself.

Barry's decision impacts everyone around him; Sally begins teaching her new protégé; Hank and Cristobal's new business venture is threatened by the Chechens.

Barry and Sally attempt to live out their lives under the radar, where Barry learns about the complicated past of Abraham Lincoln.

Barry returns to LA in order to track Cousineau down; Fuches gets out of prison; Sally struggles to be a mother to John.

Sally and John Jr. head to Los Angeles, while Hank sends men out to eliminate Fuches, and Gene holds a briefing regarding the film project.

Barry rushes to his family's rescue, where he confronted with a terrible choice when he learns that Mr. Cousineau is blamed for Janice's death.

Comic John Early's unique brand of cutting commentary, celebrity swagger and lovable sense of humor is blended into one performance at Roulette Intermedium.

Actor-comic Larry David tries to convince network executives to allow him to record a special production based on his return to stand-up comedy.

In front of a live audience, Lawrence turns his wit on racism, poverty, Jeffrey Dahmer, looters, sex and the differences between men and women.

A stand-up special covering numerous topics including fatherhood is presented, and comedian Pete Holmes adds a humorous twist to many current events.

Following the death of her only child, a mother makes her way to Queens to tend to her daughter's belongings and to investigate who her daughter was.