The Best Episodes of The Exes

Holly creates chaos at her ex-boyfriend's wedding, where Phil and Eden realize they're falling for each other, and Haskell preys on the desperation of female guests.

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A professional tennis player and ladies man (Zach Braff) is in town, but he turns out to be more of a man's man instead.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Gary Murphy

The gang's relationships are thrown out of whack when it is discovered that there is more to Stuart than originally thought.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Mark Reisman

Holly dates a younger man; Phil and Eden become friends with benefits; Stuart convinces Haskell to pursue a woman he is interested in.

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The gang crashes a party on Phil's boss's yacht; a very pregnant Eden goes into labor.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Holly offers to help Stuart impress his ex-wife, Lorna (Janet Varney), at a ballroom dance contest, but it turns out Holly is no help at all. Adding insult to injury, it appears that Lorna and her partner (played by Dancing with the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy) are the favorites to win the competition. Meanwhile, Phil meets his female match, Kendra (Garcelle Beauvais), who beats him at his own game.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Howard Gewirtz

Holly and Haskell compete for the affections of a woman who they both want to be a girlfriend. Stuart dates a sensitive woman and Phil dates a physical one when they discover that first impressions aren't always right.

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In the wake of Haskell declaring his love for Nicki, Holly tries to play cupid. Stuart secretly arranges for Phil to get together with his high school crush.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Mark Reisman

Phil dates Tatiana, a Serbian lingerie model who can only speak her native language. Phil asks Stuart to be her translator, until she becomes attracted to Stuart as well. Holly keeps making a fool of herself in front of a guy she likes. Haskell buys something very strange.

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When the guys have differences that they can't seem to resolve, Holly suggests couples therapy for them. But her move backfires when it becomes apparent that she is the cause of their problems.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Boyce Bugliari, Jamie McLaughlin

Holly & Haskell go on a practice date. Stuart tries really hard to fit in with Phil's friend and embarrasses him in the process.

Director: Andrew D. Weyman

Writer: Ian Gurvitz

Holly dreads dating again so the guys create an online dating profile for her.

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Phil opens his own agency and enlists Eden as his temporary assistant to help sign his first client. Meanwhile, Holly hires Haskell as her temporary assistant. Stuart pursues the Yelper who smeared his practices perfect rating.

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Stuart and Holly convince Margo to hold her wedding at the restaurant; Haskell tries to stop Margo's wedding.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Mark Reisman, Steve Joe

When Holly has to face her cheating ex fiance for the first time since they broke up, she enlists the guys' help to prove to him he lost the best thing he ever had.

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Chopin, the dog that Stuart lost custody of in his divorce, stays over. Phil then accidentally switches the dog with a look-a-like, after having a one night stand with another dog owner. Holly suspects that Eden is having an affair with their married boss, Mr. Hubner (James Morrison), and is even more convinced when she discovers that Eden is pregnant.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Joey Gutierrez

Phil's desire to sign top mixed martial arts fighter Tommy Dunbar (Craig Gellis) as a client has the guys all attending a strip club, which lands Stuart in the hospital. Meanwhile, Eden buys Holly a new bra, which provides surprising benefits.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Gary Murphy

With her mother, Majorie (Judith Light), and sister, Jill (Amanda Detmer), in town, Holly tries to impress her "perfect" sister by creating a new identity. Meanwhile, the guys are enamored by Stuart's cooking.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Boyce Bugliari, Jamie McLaughlin

Holly, determined to find Stuart a date, introduces him to a woman who turns out to be a true professional. Haskell invents a fabulous online lifestyle for himself in order to one-up his ex-wife.

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Writer: Gary Murphy

Holly starts to hear her biological clock ticking, so the guys help in her search for a sperm donor.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Holly flaunts her new boyfriend, Paul, and Paul invites the roomates to a great party. But Stuart sees signs that Paul may still be too close to his ex-wife.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Howard Gewirtz

Holly's boyfriend tells the guys he doesn't want them around when they're together, which forces Holly to choose between playing poker or going on a date.

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When Holly spills one of Eden's secrets to Stuart and Haskell, group boundaries are tested.

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Holly convinces the gang to give up their Christmas plans to spend the holiday together, but ditches the group when she meets a handsome stranger.

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After receiving a voice-activated operating system as a gift, Holly becomes overly attached to it. Haskell comes into money and controls Phil and Stuart with it.

Director: Terry Hughes

Writer: Mark Reisman