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Grace and Frankie prepare for their pitch, but their prototype has gone missing; Robert keeps a secret from Sol; Brianna receives an offer.
Grace and Frankie prepare for their pitch, but their prototype has gone missing; Robert keeps a secret from Sol; Brianna receives an offer.
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Grace and Frankie
S5, EP1 "The House"Grace and Frankie visit the beach house while their worried kids try to track them down; Robert and Sol are caught in an embarrassing situation.
Grace and Frankie
S5, EP2 "The Squat"Refusing to leave the beach house, Grace and Frankie get support from their ex-husbands -- who are having their own issues with an unexpected visitor.
Grace and Frankie
S5, EP3 "The Aide"Bud convinces Frankie to hire a home health aide; Grace fumes when she learns about Brianna's changes to Say Grace; Robert hopes to influence Peter.
Grace and Frankie
S5, EP4 "The Crosswalk"Grace and Brianna clash at work as Grace faces a tough day; with Joan-Margaret's help, Frankie fights ageism; Peter's casting decision shocks Robert.
Grace and Frankie
S5, EP1 "The House"Grace and Frankie visit the beach house while their worried kids try to track them down; Robert and Sol are caught in an embarrassing situation.
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