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Brad lies and says he has to go out of town for work when Jane's former sorority sister visits; Dave and Max make a commercial to promote the food truck.
Brad lies and says he has to go out of town for work when Jane's former sorority sister visits; Dave and Max make a commercial to promote the food truck.
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S2, EP14 "Everybody Loves Grant"Max wonders if he is good enough for his boyfriend, Grant (James Wolk); Dave tries to prove that he is cooler than Grant.
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S2, EP15 "The Butterfly Effect Effect"The gang relies on Brad and Jane's annual argument to let them know when Max will come out of hibernation and when winter will end.
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S2, EP16 "Cocktails & Dreams"Dave gets a liquor license for his food truck, making it a new hot spot; the gang avoids Dave because his signature drink gives them sex dreams about him.
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S2, EP17 "The Kerkovich Way"Alex and Jane try to convince Dave that he is remembering something that never happened; Penny and Max try to beat an annoyingly perfect couple in a scavenger hunt.
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S2, EP13 "The St. Valentine's Day Maxssacre"As Penny decides she wants to dump her new boyfriend, Dave worries his girlfriend is going to break up with him; Alex seeks out a party in a questionable part of town; Max has an encounter with an ex-boyfriend (James Wolk).
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S2, EP12 "Makin' Changes!"Penny tries to change the slacker (Ryan Hansen) she is dating to suit her needs; Brad starts acting the way he did in college; Alex and Max try to convince Dave to give up V-neck shirts.
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S2, EP11 "Meat the Parrots"Dave's father (Michael McKean) comes to town with his new girlfriend -- Penny's mother (Megan Mullally); Alex adopts a parrot, and becomes convinced that a Chinese restaurant is a front for a brothel.
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S2, EP10 "The Shrink, the Dare, Her Date and Her Brother"Dave has a surprising reaction when his shrink (Ken Marino) starts dating Penny; Max and Jane's fight over a sweater leads to a strange competition; Alex and Brad bond when they discover a shared interest.
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