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Robert finally comes to terms with his memory loss; Grace and Frankie confront the possibility of immediate death, or aging for a few more years.
Robert finally comes to terms with his memory loss; Grace and Frankie confront the possibility of immediate death, or aging for a few more years.
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Grace and Frankie
S1, EP2 "The Credit Cards"The messy realities of divorce start to sink in for Grace, Frankie, Robert, Sol and their equally frazzled adult children.
Grace and Frankie
S1, EP3 "The Dinner"Grace and Frankie decide to go back to work; Robert and Sol have an awkward dinner party for their children.
Grace and Frankie
S1, EP4 "The Funeral"Emotions run high when a funeral throws Grace, Frankie, Robert and Sol together in public for the first time since the split.
Grace and Frankie
S1, EP5 "The Fall"Grace has an eye-opening experience when she goes out for frozen yogurt with Frankie and Brianna on a Saturday night.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP16 "The Beginning"Robert finally comes to terms with his memory loss; Grace and Frankie confront the possibility of immediate death, or aging for a few more years.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP15 "The Fake Funeral"Frankie throws herself a funeral, leaving Grace to attend an important meeting alone; to Brianna's annoyance, her family rallies around Barry.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP14 "The Paprikash"Grace craves a comforting dish from her childhood, but only her estranged brother has the recipe; Sol and Peter team up to blackmail a theater critic.
Grace and Frankie
S7, EP13 "The Last Hurrah"Coyote confirms Allison's suspicion that Bud is lying to her; Grace goes after Nick for his tell-all book; Frankie seeks a happy ending of her own.
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