The Best Episodes of Doll & Em

Dolly and Emily set to work on their directorial debut, having bagged Hollywood stars Olivia Wilde and Evan Rachel Wood to star in their off-Broadway play.

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The girls attempt to get their Broadway play up and running.

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Em is unable to summon tears during an emotional scene; Doll is cast as an extra; Doll befriends John Cusack.

Director: Azazel Jacobs

Writer: Emily Mortimer, Dolly Wells, Azazel Jacobs

Em has an unsettling encounter with Doll; Em discovers that Doll is acting in a local performance and decides to attend.

Director: Azazel Jacobs

Writer: Emily Mortimer, Dolly Wells, Azazel Jacobs

Dolly bumps into Ewan McGregor, and things become awkward when Olivia Wilde and Evan Rachel Wood reveal their versions of Dolly and Emily have a more-than-platonic friendship.

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Olivia Wilde and Evan Rachel Wood become frustrated with Doll and Em's constant changes to the play. Dolly is given some unexpected news.

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Dolly's foot injury forces Em into the role of personal assistant; Doll interrupts a critical scene as Em is being critiqued by the director.

Director: Azazel Jacobs

Writer: Emily Mortimer, Dolly Wells, Azazel Jacobs

Em undergoes prosthetic makeup to make her look older; Andy Garcia visits the set to talk to Doll; Doll plans to screen test for a role that Em failed to land; Doll and Em have an emotional confrontation.

Director: Azazel Jacobs

Writer: Emily Mortimer, Dolly Wells, Azazel Jacobs

At a party for the cast of Em's film, Doll gets a bitter taste of life as an assistant. And the pair are tested further during an encounter with Em's producer.

Director: Azazel Jacobs

Writer: Emily Mortimer, Dolly Wells, Azazel Jacobs

Crisis strikes on opening night of Doll & Em's off-Broadway play. Semi-improvised comedy written by and starring Dolly Wells and Emily Mortimer.

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Ewan McGregor's inability to commit to Doll's film gives her the time she needs to focus on the play, but since she and Em both suffer a lack of direction, progress comes to a halt.

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Doll has a breakup with her boyfriend, and in a crisis goes to Hollywood to be with her childhood friend Em. To help out, Em hires Doll as her assistant, but Doll struggles working out what a Hollywood star's assistant actually does.

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