Just Shoot Me

Nina starts dating a popular TV star, only to find that he lives with an overbearing mother; an undisclosed prison record keeps Elliott from voting.

Elliott accidentally erases a phone message in which Jack's wife says she's leaving him.

As Jack asks that everyone butt out of his pending divorce, Maya uses the break up as a wake up call for her relationship with Elliott.

When his conniving brother Donnie suddenly returns, Maya warns Elliott to be careful of being conned into giving him money.

Maya's high school best friend offers to make amends for having falsely accused her of selling out some classmates fifteen years ago.

Finch discovers that his childhood best friend had a sex change; Elliott effort to stop Nina's mistreating a new assistant backfires.

Maya's carefully planned Thanksgiving Day dinner takes a turn for the worse when Jack ends up in bed with Elliott's mother.

After an angry outburst aimed at Jack, Dennis is exiled to a distant, and dismal, satellite office.

When Maya persuades him to adopt a stray dog, Elliott worries that she may be testing his interest in having children; when Jack's regular numbers win the lottery, Finch has to tell him that he never bought the ticket.

Finch falls for a female boxer; Jack, Elliott and Nina cheat in order to prove they are smarter that Maya.

As Elliott discovers Finch is his traffic school instructor, Maya and Nina bond at an employee's bridal shower.

Sensing pressure from Jack, Elliott decides to ask Maya to be his bride.

As Elliott tries to convince Maya that he really does want to get married, Finch discovers that Nina rented out Jack's office to make pornographic movies.

When Maya has a date for a charity auction, Nina sets Elliot up with a high priced call girl.

A thirteen-year-old boy uses his Bar Mitzvah in an effort to seduce Nina.

As Maya seeks revenge for an intern's heartless remarks, Elliott and Jack struggle to tell Nina that her latest boyfriend is gay.

When Maya is attracted to the son of an old family friend, Jack worries that he might actually be her brother.

When her younger sister arrives in town, Nina ends up being ignored.

Finch tries to engineer a romance between his mother and Jack; Elliott and Maya team up to revive the career of a famous photographer.

A celebrated romance novelist plies Finch with toys in exchange for sex; Nina's harsh critique of a disabled star's wardrobe brings some unwanted publicity.

Maya discovers that her one-night stand has been hired to work at Blush.

In order to restore their marriage, Jack's ex-wife asks for a job at the magazine.