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After they sign the divorce papers, Frankie, Grace, Sol, Robert and Bud remember a pivotal weekend from five years before.
After they sign the divorce papers, Frankie, Grace, Sol, Robert and Bud remember a pivotal weekend from five years before.
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S1, EP12 "The Bachelor Party"Bud and Coyote ask Briana and Mallory to help them throw Sol and Robert's bachelor party; Grace offers to do "anything" to cheer up Frankie.
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S1, EP13 "The Vows"As the wedding day approaches, Grace and Robert have problems expressing themselves; Sol and Frankie finally clear out their old house.
Grace and Frankie
S2, EP1 "The Wish"Sol decides to tell Robert about his betrayal; Frankie wants to finally separate emotionally from Sol, but gets pulled back in.
Grace and Frankie
S2, EP2 "The Vitamix"Brianna, Mallory and Bud help Sol with wedding details; Grace and Frankie struggle with strong emotions when they visit Sol and Robert's house.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP5 "The Raccoon"Grace and Frankie adjust to their new house mate; Robert and Sol join the neighborhood watch; Brianna reveals too much when meeting Barry's parents.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP4 "The Circumcision"Nick has a chance to get out of jail, but Grace likes things the way they are; an old acquaintance helps Frankie with the money laundering.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP3 "The Bunny"Bud tries to soothe discord at the beach house by throwing a brunch for the two families; revelations from the past create even more hard feelings.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP2 "The Arraignment"While Frankie retrieves the cash, Grace and Nick discuss their marriage at his arraignment; Joan-Margaret hatches a plan for laundering the money.
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