The Worst Episodes of Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll

The sudden death of an old friend forces the band to question where they’re at and where they’re going.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary, Bob Fisher

Watching a sold out Afghan Whigs reunion show leads Johnny to try and get his old band back together.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Ava wants to mix things up while urging Gigi to experience anything and everything while she’s still young. Rehab gets approached by a big time Broadway producer.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Julieanne Smolinski

Gigi’s recent experience forces Flash to step up his game. Noah and Bam try to convince Rehab to get on board with “Feast”.

Director: Jim Serpico

Writer: Denis Leary, Bob Fisher

Opening night begins at "Feast" and Bam and Rehab struggle with Campbell's dedicated manner.

Director: Jim Serpico

Writer: Denis Leary, Bob Fisher, Jack Leary

Gigi insists the entire band see a noted music therapist.

Director: Denis Leary

Writer: Denis Leary

Flash gets mixed signals from Gigi as Ava plans her solo debut. Bam and Rehab meet with Campbell Scott.

Director: Jim Serpico

Writer: Denis Leary, Bob Fisher

Gigi and her bandmates challenge Johnny to write songs without drugs or alcohol.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Gigi’s success on the NYC scene leads to The Heathens finding out they are somehow still big in Belgium.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Gigi asks Johnny to get a tattoo of her name as a sign of true fatherly commitment.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Evan Reilly

Ava prepares for her debut and gets help from Gigi while Johnny becomes surprisingly supportive. Also: Flash makes a big decision and Bam creates a professional persona.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Julieanne Smolinski

The band meet an inspiring young fan, which leads Johnny to discover a new talent of his own. Also: Ava gets rave reviews and Bam and Rehab see a new side of Campbell

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary, Bob Fisher

Johnny dies. On the internet. And decides to stay dead for financial reasons. Which leads to a big break for Gigi.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Greg Dulli sets Gigi up with a well-respected producer from the west coast, which Johnny loves because Flash doesn’t.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Gigi decides to go in a different direction with the band. Johnny pursues a new solo project.

Director: Rosemary Rodriguez

Writer: Evan Reilly

Johnny sets Gigi up on a date with someone her own age; Bam and Rehab invent a new music genre.

Director: Denis Leary

Writer: Denis Leary

Gigi tries being a manager while Johnny's charity anthem gains momentum. Flash makes a big decision and Rehab becomes upset about his contribution to "Feast" as rehearsals begin.

Director: Jim Serpico

Writer: Erik Durbin

Gigi meets Johnny's mom and discovers how "Mary Poppins" wrecked her showbiz career—and Johnny's childhood.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Gigi lands a record deal of epic proportions; Bam and Rehab quit the band to become DJs.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Denis Leary

Someone from the band's past shows up as tension reaches an all time high.

Director: Rosemary Rodriguez

Writer: Evan Reilly