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Complications arise as Grace and Phil grow closer; Robert and Sol square off on the conflict between Brianna and Frankie.
Complications arise as Grace and Phil grow closer; Robert and Sol square off on the conflict between Brianna and Frankie.
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S2, EP9 "The Goodbyes"Coyote reveals unexpected news; Frankie and Sol host a family brunch; Grace has to make a tough decision about Phil.
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S2, EP10 "The Loophole"Complications arise as Grace and Phil grow closer; Robert and Sol square off on the conflict between Brianna and Frankie.
Grace and Frankie
S2, EP11 "The Bender"Dealing with emotional wounds, Frankie performs a ritual on the beach and Grace goes out drinking; Coyote and Bud meet Jacob.
Grace and Frankie
S2, EP12 "The Party"Frankie helps her friend Babe plan a big celebration, and faces a decision; Grace wants to make amends with Frankie.
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S2, EP8 "The Anchor"Frankie, who has issues with Brianna's ideas about the yam lube, decides to take a stand; Phil invites Grace to lunch; Sol wants to work things out with Robert.
Grace and Frankie
S2, EP7 "The Boar"Grace decides to intervene after Sol and Robert's big fight; Grace is surprised by a friend request from Phil.
Grace and Frankie
S2, EP6 "The Chicken"Grace mentors a young woman looking for a new career; Frankie has conflicted feelings for Jacob, who wants more than a professional relationship.
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S2, EP5 "The Test"Frankie struggles to pass the test to renew her driver's license; Grace tries to invigorate her social life by reconnecting with old friends.
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