Call Me Fitz

After a demolition order shuts the Summerwind down on opening night, Fitz sets out to figure out who's messing with him... so he can mess with them first.

When Fitz's identity is "accidentally" deleted from the city records, he and Larry travel to Miami to obtain Fitz's long-form birth certificate from a reluctant Ken.

With his campaign coffers running desperately low, Fitz decides to seduce the old money establishment at the local country club for donations.

With Chester Vince firmly in control of the multicultural vote, Fitz sets out to prove that he too is a friend of the "ethnics".

Fitz' sex-for-votes tactic backfires when the president of the Ladies Auxiliary winds up dead and Larry's feminine touch proves to be more of a liability than an asset.

Fitz's "Last Honest Man" campaign is in danger of being derailed by Barry, a surly twenty-something who claims he's Fitz's illegitimate son.

With his popularity on the rise, Fitz sets out to seal his win by securing the sympathy vote.

When Fitz can't horn his way into Ken and Elaine's church scam, he decides that if you can't join 'em, beat 'em... and starts his own religion.

Fitz discovers being City Councilor doesn't actually give him the power to do... well, anything, so he sets out to find another way to repeal the by-law and get his bar open.

When Mayor Fitz ushers in a world of Blowjob Tuesdays and daycare sweatshops, Larry realizes there's only one person who can stop him - his good 'ol conscience Larry.

After Larry gets Fitz thrown in jail in an ill-thought-out attempt to repair his relationship with Ken, Fitz finds there's only one thing standing between him and survival - a fruit-flavoured breakfast cereal.

With Ali in labour, Fitz sets out to get the dealership back before his son is born. The last thing he wants is for the kid to think his old man's a loser.