Fed up with repressing his left-leaning values for a pay cheque, George decides to get fired.

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After a night of doing ecstasy - and Tory - George must take a random drug test and loyalty oath for his job.

When the on-air hosts refuse pay cuts, George decides to replace them. Meanwhile, he faces commitment demands from both Virginia and Tory.

George agrees to run the Canadian outpost of an American right-wing television network owned by the media baron father of his socialite girlfriend.

Overwhelmed by stress, George takes Virginia's anti-anxiety meds, which push him over the edge.

With diversity an issue, George hires a former African warlord as an on-air personality.

When an on-air host insults Islam and a childhood friend begs for a quarter of a million dollars, George pretends the network is facing a fatwa.

George tries to convince Doug that his flirtation with Old Man Hailwood's mega-rich gay son, Tim, is very risky.

While George seeks out the best Chinese food in town, Bill sets out to create an epic phone hacking scandal.