Lopez

George gets auctioned off at his daughter's elite private school fundraiser attended by his enemies. He doesn't want to embarrass himself or his daughter, or get bought by Snoop Dogg.

After a failed attempt at trying to find companionship on a dating app, George decides to adopt a rescue dog and ends up getting a date with the dog rescue volunteer, who may or may not have googled him.

George gets into a Twitter war with a spurned, angry groupie. In trying to capitalize on that attention, George has to choose between the lawn that he loves and the opportunity to build himself a brand.

George's new girlfriend forces him to throw a neighborhood party that puts him outside of his comfort zone. It doesn't go well.

George gets back to his roots. He offers to buy championship rings for the local baseball team and considers buying land in his old neighborhood.

George hosts a celebrity golf tournament to bolster his Vegas residency credentials in the midst of personal chaos with his AWOL daughter.

When his wealth and status are questioned, George plans a big LA birthday party for his daughter. The date of his party conflicts with a party hosted by a wealthy dad at the school. Who will budge first?

George considers getting a new opening act when he finds out that Maronzio has other career goals.

George agrees to be roasted before finding out his wife is legally tying up his jokes, leaving him without an act. Will he be able to change her mind or get out of the roast in time?

George's frustrations keep mounting due to troubles with the communities at both his Beverly Hills and San Fernando properties. He needs to get away from it all.

George has car trouble and gets stranded in the desert on the way to Las Vegas. He is "helped" by a couple with a secret. Is it Misery? And is he James Caan?

George fires everyone and makes one last big push for his Vegas residency show but then has second thoughts when things get out of control.