The Best Episodes of Franklin & Bash Season 4

Jared wakes up in bed next to Peter's mother; Peter and Jared must work together to save their beloved diner; Pindar returns with news of his engagement.

Director: Mark-Paul Gosselaar

Writer: Kevin Falls, Breckin Meyer

Peter and Jared try to prove that a real estate giant knowingly deceived a retired couple.

Director: Arlene Sanford

Writer: Bill Chais, Patrick Sheehan

The guys defend a taxi-service driver who's accused of stealing celebrity handbags. Meanwhile, Infeld punches a restaurateur, escalating a bitter rivalry between the two. Guest stars include Mike Tyson and John Michael Higgins.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: Bill Krebs

Peter and Jared defend a high school newspaper reporter who has been accused of running a smear campaign against another student; Jared and Swattello must fill out forms detailing the nature of their relationship; Infeld sues a dry cleaner.

Director: Colin Bucksey

Writer: Alex Berger

Peter's mother brings the boys the case of an injured stripper; Damien Karp rejoins the firm; Peter exchanges legal services for the title of Duke in lieu of pay.

Director: Bill Chais

Writer: Bill Chais

A mysterious invitation beckons Infeld to Las Vegas to confront his destiny.

Director: Richie Keen

Writer: Bill Chais, Bill Krebs

Franklin and Bash try to help their friend with an adult adoption; Karp and Anita join forces.

Director: Mike Listo

Writer: Alex Berger, Denise Harkavy

Four months after the arrest of Stanton Infeld, Peter and Jared find themselves in charge of the newly renamed Infeld, Daniels, Franklin & Bash. Enter Mason Trawley (guest star Kevin Christy) an archaeologist who believes he's been unfairly locked out of a storage unit containing many treasured artifacts, among which is the death mask of Egyptian Pharaoh Hor-Aha.

Director: Kevin Bray

Writer: Kevin Falls, Bill Chais

Anita Haskins takes point on a divorce case; Peter and Jared try to protect the firm's revenue stream; the boys must call in favors to obtain tickets to a highly anticipated basketball game.

Director: Paul Holahan

Writer: Dana Calvo

Peter and Jared become the targets of a dirty cop; the boys turn to Peter's old flame for help; Stanton Infeld competes against his nephew for a high-powered piece of business.

Director: Richie Keen

Writer: Matt McGuinness