Actress Valerie Cherish agrees to be filmed for a reality show in an effort to get a part in a new sitcom.

The network tries to spice up Valerie's reality show by bringing in the star of another reality show.

After a table read for 'the first official episode,' Valerie invites her co-stars to a 'bonding lunch.'

Valerie enlists a new writer, Gigi, to help pitch a less offensive line for her character.

Valerie, Mickey and the cast of 'Room and Bored' are introduced to the media.

With Juna getting all the hype, Valerie enlists a new publicist to land a magazine cover.

Valerie gets a 'name' actor for a 'Room and Bored' episode about her character.

HBO tasks Valerie to bring back Jane to produce a behind-the-scenes documentary.

With the cast in a funk, Valerie tries to boost morale with a late-night cookie delivery.

At the network's insistence, 'Room and Bored' gets a makeover and two new cast members.

Valerie gets a new dress and a new look after 'Room and Bored'--and Juna--earn nominations for a familiar TV-awards show.

Valerie learns that her old nemesis Paulie G. is creating a character based on her for a new HBO series.

Valerie learns that some of her 'Seeing Red' scenes may be cut, and takes an improv class at The Groundlings.

Valerie and Mark head for a long weekend at a Palm Springs resort--with strings attached.

Valerie meets her co-star, and becomes increasingly anxious about shooting an intimate scene.

Jane pulls rank on Tom and Paulie G to get Valerie more lines on 'Room and Bored.'

Valerie frets about Paulie G.'s agitated behavior, and scores an exclusive interview with The New York Times.

Valerie's plans for a special date night with Mark are thwarted by a day-long desert reshoot.

While Valerie and her team ramp up for the Emmys(R), Valerie's marriage is put to the test by the film crew.

Valerie makes a memorable guest appearance on 'The Tonight Show.'

Valerie gets her first real taste of success, and wonders if Mark will be there on the biggest night of her life.