“EPISODE 301”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt continues to fight for custody of his children, trying to convince his ex-wife to forgive him for sleeping with his stalker. Meanwhile, Sean and Beverly are back together. But they soon discover that it’s not so easy to heal old wounds, especially when additional secrets are revealed about their time apart. Over at the network, Carol’s ambitions are dealt a cruel blow.
“EPISODE 302”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt continues to fight for custody of his kids; a situation he has only made worse by getting a DUI with them in the car. Sean is still reeling from the news that Beverly spent the night with ruggedly handsome Rob. While Carol falls under the spell of her charismatic new boss.
“EPISODE 303”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt tries to get Sean and Beverly to kill him off “Pucks!” so that he can pursue an exciting career opportunity. Meanwhile, Sean and Beverly attempt to reignite their romantic spark. While over at the network, Castor struggles with plunging ratings and his equally dire mental state.
“EPISODE 304”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt’s career takes an unexpected turn -- and not a good one -- when he goes to appear on The Tonight Show. Merc comes in to pitch new shows to Carol. Oh, and there’s a devastating earthquake in Peru.
“EPISODE 305”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
The future of “Pucks!” hangs in the balance as the network hosts its annual party for the Television Press. Sean and Beverly’s romantic future is looking equally tenuous. A visit to a sex therapist may only make things worse. Meanwhile, Merc Lapidus has stolen all of his blind ex-wife’s artwork, and Matt is forced to come to her rescue.
“EPISODE 306”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
“Pucks!” is finally pulled from the schedule. Although not officially cancelled, the writing is clearly on the wall for the doomed hockey comedy. Everyone reacts in different ways: Sean is in denial, Beverly is mentally packing her bags, while Matt finds solace in the arms of a 19 year old super-fan.
“EPISODE 307”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Beverly prepares to return to England, while Sean hangs onto hopes of keeping his Hollywood dream alive. Matt is crushed to learn that his former stalker is no longer obsessed with him. Carol is equally despondent when her dreams for a future with Castor are dashed.
“EPISODE 308”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Filming on “Pucks!” is drawing to a close and everyone is focused on what they will do next.
“EPISODE 309”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
As interest in “The Opposite of Us” intensifies, Beverly struggles to keep Sean on course and return to London. Matt has his own battles to fight when he learns that NBC expects him to audition for the lead in a new drama pilot.
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt continues to fight for custody of his children, trying to convince his ex-wife to forgive him for sleeping with his stalker. Meanwhile, Sean and Beverly are back together. But they soon discover that it’s not so easy to heal old wounds, especially when additional secrets are revealed about their time apart. Over at the network, Carol’s ambitions are dealt a cruel blow.
“EPISODE 302”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt continues to fight for custody of his kids; a situation he has only made worse by getting a DUI with them in the car. Sean is still reeling from the news that Beverly spent the night with ruggedly handsome Rob. While Carol falls under the spell of her charismatic new boss.
“EPISODE 303”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt tries to get Sean and Beverly to kill him off “Pucks!” so that he can pursue an exciting career opportunity. Meanwhile, Sean and Beverly attempt to reignite their romantic spark. While over at the network, Castor struggles with plunging ratings and his equally dire mental state.
“EPISODE 304”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Matt’s career takes an unexpected turn -- and not a good one -- when he goes to appear on The Tonight Show. Merc comes in to pitch new shows to Carol. Oh, and there’s a devastating earthquake in Peru.
“EPISODE 305”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
The future of “Pucks!” hangs in the balance as the network hosts its annual party for the Television Press. Sean and Beverly’s romantic future is looking equally tenuous. A visit to a sex therapist may only make things worse. Meanwhile, Merc Lapidus has stolen all of his blind ex-wife’s artwork, and Matt is forced to come to her rescue.
“EPISODE 306”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
“Pucks!” is finally pulled from the schedule. Although not officially cancelled, the writing is clearly on the wall for the doomed hockey comedy. Everyone reacts in different ways: Sean is in denial, Beverly is mentally packing her bags, while Matt finds solace in the arms of a 19 year old super-fan.
“EPISODE 307”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Beverly prepares to return to England, while Sean hangs onto hopes of keeping his Hollywood dream alive. Matt is crushed to learn that his former stalker is no longer obsessed with him. Carol is equally despondent when her dreams for a future with Castor are dashed.
“EPISODE 308”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
Filming on “Pucks!” is drawing to a close and everyone is focused on what they will do next.
“EPISODE 309”
Written by David Crane & Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by Iain B. MacDonald
As interest in “The Opposite of Us” intensifies, Beverly struggles to keep Sean on course and return to London. Matt has his own battles to fight when he learns that NBC expects him to audition for the lead in a new drama pilot.
So there will be again just 9 episodes? Embarrassing. Especially since last season ended year and a half ago.
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